WWE Raw News and Rumors: Luke Harper's Knee Injury May Not Allow Him In The Ring For A Long Time

By Jenn Loro - 27 Mar '16 11:30AM

The latest roundup from the wrestling world suggests unconfirmed reports of Wyatt Family member Luke Harper suffering from a serious knee injury after WWE RAW went off air in last Monday's main event in Philadelphia.

Although there have been no definite confirmation of the purported injury from WWE management, rumors churning out on Friday backstage at the Madison Square Garden event revealed something worse than what was originally feared according to a report by PW Insider.

But if the medical prognosis for the big man were true, then we will be missing out his performance on stage for the next six months at most for his recovery.

In the case of entertainment pro-wrestling, the orchestrated storylines and the pre-determined stunts require a lot of practice that's why they go to a wrestling school to immerse in the dangerous world of bone-breaking antics. On top of that, if Harper was indeed hurt, then he must play up injuries to add a more theatrical flair to his performance. But as online pictures started showing up on social media, it was pretty clear that Harper was seriously in pain. Luke Harper didn't look good at all as reported by the Inquistr.

With his inevitable absence from the wrestling scene due to sustained injuries, the talented performer is expected to be taken off from WrestleMania and SummerSlam as he joined a long list of injured wrestlers as reported by WhatCulture.

Meanwhile from the Wrestle Zone, WWE superstar John Cena will miss wrestling longer than expected. But the wrestling franchise noted that the wrestler-actor is slated to come back around July. There are speculations that he will be having a non-wrestling appearance at WrestleMania 32. Another injured Wyatt member, Bray appeared to have already been nursed back to health after a 10-day absence from the action scene as a result of a back injury. Currently he's being assigned to doing tag team work and spared him from doing hardcore bumps and other equally ridiculous moves.