Report: The Fiend, Sasha Banks Both Not Medically Cleared For WWE Monday Night Raw
Both competed inside Hell in a Cell...
The two challengers for Raw's top men's and women's titles at Hell in a Cell last night are not medically cleared to appear on Monday's edition of Raw from Bakersfield, CA, according to a report from POST Wrestling.
Sasha Banks and The Fiend alike suffered at least minor injuries to some extent in their respective Cell matches against Raw Women's champion Becky Lynch and Universal champion Seth Rollins.
As John Pollock of POST Wrestling writes in his report, "We were informed at POST Wrestling that Bray Wyatt and Sasha Banks are not medically cleared for tonight’s Raw following their matches on Sunday. No timelines were provided for us, so there is no indication that either injury is serious."
Banks' 23-minute match inside the Cell against Lynch, which the champ won via submission, was widely praised for its innovative spots and grueling nature.
The same could not be said for The Fiend's match with Wyatt, which, unless you've been asleep for the previous 24 hours, you know to be the source of much anger and debate from the moment it ended.
Sasha Banks and The Fiend alike suffered at least minor injuries to some extent in their respective Cell matches against Raw Women's champion Becky Lynch and Universal champion Seth Rollins.
As John Pollock of POST Wrestling writes in his report, "We were informed at POST Wrestling that Bray Wyatt and Sasha Banks are not medically cleared for tonight’s Raw following their matches on Sunday. No timelines were provided for us, so there is no indication that either injury is serious."
Banks' 23-minute match inside the Cell against Lynch, which the champ won via submission, was widely praised for its innovative spots and grueling nature.
The same could not be said for The Fiend's match with Wyatt, which, unless you've been asleep for the previous 24 hours, you know to be the source of much anger and debate from the moment it ended.
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