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A WWE Superstar has been hospitalised following a couple of serious injuries during the recent Crown Jewel event in Saudi Arabia.
The event had five matches in total, with Raw's champion Roman Reigns defeating SmackDown's champion Sami Zayn in the main event.
Outside of this, there was also a Last Man Standing match between Cody Rhodes and Randy Orton, plus a title showdown between Chelsea Green and Liv Morgan.
However, our attention has been turned to the tag team match-up, where serious injuries were sustained, and because of this, the Superstar in question hasn't even travelled back to the United States yet.
The clash came second on the card, as Penta and Je'Von Evans defeated The Vision to win Raw's World Tag Team Championship. Of course, it came at the expense of Bron Breakker and Austin Theory, who had Maxxine Dupri supporting ringside.
The match-up soon took a turn, however, when Oba Femi made a surprise return. The Ruler has been feuding with the stable for some time now, with Femi getting the better of Bronson Reed in their singles match at Money in the Bank earlier this year.
From the off, Femi began to attack, before proceeding to throw Reed off the entrance stage and through a table. Reflecting on the event, people think it was this spot which led to the latter suffering major injuries.
According to internal claims, Reed suffered rib and kidney injuries, broken ribs and a punctured lung to be precise, which resulted in him staying in hospital in Saudi Arabia. It’s to the extent that he hasn’t even returned to the United States yet, something which doesn’t typically happen, with the rest of the roster all returning home already. For Reed, they deemed it would be best for him to continue receiving medical treatment in Saudi Arabia.
This led to him being absent from the 9th of November episode of Raw in Greenville, South Carolina. Commentator Wade Barrett did actually acknowledge the situation, saying that he remained in hospital following the event.
With any injuries like this, WWE has reportedly taken additional measures to ensure that he receives the best possible care while overseas, before then returning to the US. The company is said to have left a member of its medical team to be with him, while the company's top international executive is also still there, and able to make sure everything is okay.
All in all, they are making sure he gets VIP treatment, especially as there could be a bit of guilt there because of how risky the spot actually was, and how it now leaves him in a major predicament in a completely new country, which also happens to be embroiled in a major political conflict, something covered by what WWE told Superstars before the trip to Saudi Arabia.