Injuries suck, especially in wrestling.

There's literally never a good time because there's always something cool on the horizon, and I can talk about that first hand. It's not big or clever, but I do have wrestled through severe pain just because I want an opportunity. It's a mad world and I'm an idiot. Of course, there's also occasions where it feels like an extra kick in the teeth and it's just going to make you feel even sadder. So, why don't we sit down today

and use a video to remember that and stop mad people who celebrate such things? I mean, what the

hell is wrong with you? Why would you want anybody else to be hurt? I do believe you need to go

and look in the mirror. Number 10, Kevin Owens misses WrestleMania 41. So I do love Kevin Owens. I'm pretty

sure he's in my top five all time list, and he basically brings anything I could want to wrestling as a fan. I couldn't be more of a nerd for him. I'm sure he's very happy. And RUWWE has been worse since he did have to take time off due to a severe neck injury and that alone. It's nothing worse than hearing that, and Kevin Owens did have surgery recently as I am saying these words, so I send all the best to that alone. It's nothing worse than hearing that. And Kevin Owens did have surgery recently,

as I am saying these words, so I send all the best to that guy. What really sucked about when Owens got his diagnosis is that his WrestleMania 41 match was already set. His tube with Brandy Orne was ready to go and then, yep, Owens found this out and in super quick time he was pulled from events. That's when you know it's bad.

No messing.

It's time to rest.

It also felt like Keio was in the form of his life in 2020. out and in super quick time he was pulled from events. That's when you know it's bad. No messing.

It's time to rest. It also felt like Keo was in the form of his life in 2025 and you just know he and all and are friends in real life. Usually that makes for better matches. In hindsight too, yep, I think mania would have been way better with that on the card. Given the wear and tear over the years, it's not a huge surprise and look at what he did

earlier this year.

The crazy ladder match with Cody Rhodes, that war with Sammy Zane, Owens only knows one speed,

and essentially the brutal nature of wrestling caught up with him.

Even if he did have to step away tomorrow, he's had a Hall of Fame career, here's to a big

comeback in 2026.

The man is a modern day goat, and yeah, this was such

bad timing. Back close to mania, then poof, it's gone. Number nine, Rick Boogs is Nightmare

Mania. I was there live for this so I can tell you, everybody was confused. Rick Boogs was just

picking people up and throwing them around at WrestleMania 38 when he fell on the floor. He assumed this was a spot to begin with, but it soon became clear. The worse had happened. He tore his quad. That is a lengthy recovery. The timing was awful because of where we were, but before this, Rick had really got himself over. He was so over the top you couldn't help but smile. And that's kind of how he got on this show to begin with. He had to be. Boogs were stupid in the best way possible. He of course rehab and return

to the ring the following January. This is where that ill timing came to a head. A lot of change

and management wasn't high on Rick anymore. You could tell his fortunes had died down. That's just

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