Lio Rush suffered an apparent injury at Pro Wrestling Guerrilla’s Battle of Los Angeles Night Two on January 30. He subsequently went to the emergency room, but it was unclear what the extent of his injury was.
The following day, Rush posted an update; he announced that he dislocated his shoulder and thanked fans for their support. He also expressed his frustration and disappointment about the setback and his sadness about the hate speech he witnessed from some fans at the show on Sunday. “The Man of the Hour” vowed to come back and ended his message by telling everyone he’d see them “soon.”
Rush’s statement is as follows:
Clean dislocation in my left shoulder. (Opposite to my previous shoulder injury). MRI in 2-3 weeks to hopefully find that there’s no severe ligament damage/tear.
To all the boys in the back and crew at PWG last night that were super attentive and extremely helpful, that you so much. More frustration and disappointment than anything else at the way last night ended. To all my fans and supporters, thank you for the outpouring of love and support. Saddened by the hate speech, racial slurs, and throwing of objects in the ring by the “fans” who attended Night 2 of BOLA, but nothing will dimension my love for this sport and stop me from performing for those who appreciate my craft. I will be back. See you soon.
https://twitter.com/IamLioRush/status/1488234010148888576?s=20&t=DKuAPZXE3-egc9R_TWdKSg
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