Big E Shares Update After Breaking Neck During SMACKDOWN; Original WRESTLEMANIA Plans Revealed

Big E Shares Update After Breaking Neck During SMACKDOWN; Original WRESTLEMANIA Plans Revealed

Former WWE Champion Big E suffered a broken neck during last night's episode of SmackDown, but we're pleased to share some positive news on that front today! Original WrestleMania plans have also been revealed!

By JoshWilding - Mar 12, 2022 03:03 PM EST
Filed Under: WWE

During last night's episode of SmackDown, Big E took a nasty bump during a Belly to Belly spot with Ridge Holland that saw him land on his head. The New Day member was stretchered out of the building and later took to social media to confirm he suffered a broken neck.

Thankfully, he's now shared a far more positive update with fans. "I got some really good news, all things considered," Big E says in the video below. "The C1 and C6 are indeed fractured, non-displacement though which is a very good thing and I don’t have any damage to my spinal cord, no ligament damage, and no surgery which I’m very thankful for."

While this is indeed good news, Big E is likely to be sidelined for months and will miss WrestleMania.

According to Fightful Select, WWE planned to have The New Day (Kofi Kingston, Big E, and Xavier Woods) face Sheamus, Ridge Holland, and "Butch" (formerly known as Pete Dunne before being rebooted by Vince McMahon) at the Show of Shows. Needless to say, that sadly won't be happening now.

Needless to say, we wish the former WWE Champion a speedy recovery!
 

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CorndogThief
CorndogThief - 3/12/2022, 5:52 PM
Man. Regardless of the promotion you are a fan of, or not a fan of, you just hate to see this happen to anyone. Especially someone like Big E. Luckily it sounds like he'll be able to recover without any major issues.
Himura
Himura - 3/13/2022, 4:08 AM
You never hear anyone say a bad thing about E. Dude is a class act. Hope he has a good recovery.
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