That’s a bad reason. There are all kinds of injuries in wrestling and unfortunately it can be very difficult to overcome some of them. You never know when you are going to see someone put on the shelf for a very long time, though they might surprise you by popping up here and there. That seems to be the situation with a current WWE star, who is dealing with a nasty situation.
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According to Fightful Select, Monday Night Raw star Johnny Gargano has been less active recently due to a shoulder injury. Gargano missed most of January with the injury before returning at the Royal Rumble, only to wrestle just twice in February. He would go on to wrestle most of March and then at NXT Stand & Deliver on April 1, though his injury worsened to the point where he could only use one arm. Gargano has not wrestled since that match. WWE hopes that Gargano can avoid surgery and have the injury repaired through physical therapy.
Gargano is a heck of a talent. Check out what he can do when he is around:
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Opinion: This certainly explains a bit, as Gargano has not been around very much in recent months and hasn’t quite seemed himself. Hopefully he gets back to full health sooner than later and can avoid a major something. Gargano is a heck of a talent who has a following from the fans and I’m curious to see what he can do at full strength on the main roster for a change.
What do you think of Gargano? How should he be used on Monday Night Raw? Let us know in the comments below.
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