The Viking Raiders' Ivar Suffered A "Cervical Injury" After His Rope Dive On RAW

The Viking Raiders' Ivar Suffered A "Cervical Injury" After His Rope Dive On RAW

WWE has shared an update on The Viking Raiders' Ivar after he appeared to suffer some kind of injury following a rope dive on Raw last night, and it sounds like he did indeed do some damage...

By MarkCassidy - Sep 08, 2020 08:09 AM EST
Filed Under: WWE

WWE has now shared an official update on the status of The Viking Raiders' Ivar after he appeared to suffer an injury during a six-man tag team match last night on Raw.

Ivar dived through the ropes to take down members of The Hurt Business on the outside, and although he appeared to land safely enough, he threw up the "X" sign (an indication that a legit injury has occurred and assistance is needed) almost immediately.

The match went on for a while longer, before the referee called for the bell when Ricochet kicked out on two after being hit with a Michinoku Driver from Cedric Alexander (surely there was a better way to communicate that they needed to go to the finish?), and it then became clear that something was wrong as medical staff rushed to Ivar's side.

At any rate, WWE has revealed that Ivar sustained some kind of "cervical injury" as a result of the dive, but didn't share any specifics. He is expected to make a full recovery, but we have no idea how long he'll be out of action for.

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