Rusev Debunks Rumors That He Hasn't Been On RAW Due To An Injury

Rusev Debunks Rumors That He Hasn't Been On RAW Due To An Injury

Recently, it's felt like WWE is moving away from the Rusev/Lana/Bobby Lashley storyline and there's been a lot of chatter online that the Bulgarian Brute could be injured. Well, he's now said otherwise...

By JoshWilding - Feb 04, 2020 09:02 AM EST
Filed Under: WWE
Over the past two weeks on RAW, it's really felt like WWE has moved on from the feud between Rusev and Bobby Lashley. While Lana and Liv Morgan have competed in a couple of matches, it seems that's now at an end after Ruby Riott made her return and seemingly set up a feud with her former Riott Squad member in the process.

As for Lashley, he fought in RAW's main event for the chance to face Brock Lesnar at Super ShowDown after both men were written out of the Royal Rumble match following a backstage brawl.

So, where is Rusev in all of this? Despite claims that he's been injured (a theory/rumour that's being doing the rounds a lot in recent weeks), the Bulgarian Brute has now taken to Twitter to make it clear that's not the case. We still don't know whether he's signed a new contract with the company, though. 

Either way, this storyline appears to have run its course but there are no doubt ways WWE could still extend it and Lana ending up married to Lashley doesn't exactly feel like its natural conclusion!

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