Rey Mysterio sustained an injury during WWE Raw last night, though details remain limited. Early reports, including from wrestling journalist Dave Meltzer, suggest that the injury is not serious, raising hopes for a swift recovery. Mysterio is among the competitors slated for the men’s Royal Rumble match in Saudi Arabia this Saturday, where his participation will clarify his condition further.
Incident Details During Last Night’s Match
The injury occurred while Mysterio was wrestling Austin Theory. Although the specific nature of the injury is unclear, Mysterio showed signs of discomfort, including limping during the contest. Following the match’s conclusion, a referee intervened to move Mysterio away from an altercation involving The Vision faction—composed of Theory, Bron Breakker, Bronson Reed, and Logan Paul—and other wrestlers Dragon Lee and Penta. The referee signaled for medical assistance as Mysterio held his ribs or arm.
The match ended with Austin Theory securing victory after Mysterio was distracted by the ongoing brawl involving The Vision and the other wrestlers.
Mysterio’s Recent Wrestling History and Context
At 51 years old, Rey Mysterio experienced a significant injury earlier this year, missing several months of action due to a torn groin sustained in April before WrestleMania 41. Since resuming competition in November, he has remained active in the ring. His current injury, while concerning, does not yet appear to compromise his upcoming involvement in major WWE events.
What This Means Moving Forward
As details remain scarce, WWE fans and officials will be watching closely for updates on Mysterio’s condition in the days ahead. His potential appearance at the Royal Rumble in Saudi Arabia will serve as a key indicator of his recovery speed and readiness. Mysterio’s injury status will affect both his storyline trajectory and his role within WWE’s ongoing schedule.
“I’ve heard Mysterio’s injury is not serious.” ?Dave Meltzer, Wrestling Journalist
