@sandeepxRusev left the ring area immediately after the match to seek medical attention because his arms went completely numb during a match against Je'Von Evans at the Intuit Dome in LA. CJ Perry confirmed a report that Rusev was injured, explaining that he had to roll outside of the ring since he could not feel his hands while the referee considered calling the match due to his condition. Someone recorded the incident which went viral on Twitter and sparked debates among fans who were arguing whether Rusev was genuinely hurt or just trying to avoid losing. The situation escalated when the refs were thinking about stopping the bout because he couldn't feel his hands, but Rusev stated he could still compete after regaining feeling in his hands. He rolled back into the ring and finished the match despite being in pain, choosing to do what's right for business rather than having WWE stop it for him so he wouldn't lose. Those rumors are not true when people claim he doesn't want to put people over, because that is not accurate and not true; he is always there to do business and fights for a good story since that is how people get over. He was in a lot of pain and tried to get out the ring as quick as possible to get back to medical care, which is when the rumors started spreading across the internet. It had nothing to do with the loss, as he could've had WWE stop the match and not lose, but he chose to roll back in the ring to finish the job. He went to the PC last week and got cleared medically after dealing with an additional health issue, though he had a little bit of another issue with health going on before finally getting cleared now. #Miro

@sandeepxRusev left the ring area immediately after the match to seek medical attention because his arms went completely numb during a match against Je'Von Evans at the Intuit Dome in LA. CJ Perry confirmed a report that Rusev was injured, explaining that he had to roll outside of the ring since he could not feel his hands while the referee considered calling the match due to his condition. Someone recorded the incident which went viral on Twitter and sparked debates among fans who were arguing whether Rusev was genuinely hurt or just trying to avoid losing. The situation escalated when the refs were thinking about stopping the bout because he couldn't feel his hands, but Rusev stated he could still compete after regaining feeling in his hands. He rolled back into the ring and finished the match despite being in pain, choosing to do what's right for business rather than having WWE stop it for him so he wouldn't lose. Those rumors are not true when people claim he doesn't want to put people over, because that is not accurate and not true; he is always there to do business and fights for a good story since that is how people get over. He was in a lot of pain and tried to get out the ring as quick as possible to get back to medical care, which is when the rumors started spreading across the internet. It had nothing to do with the loss, as he could've had WWE stop the match and not lose, but he chose to roll back in the ring to finish the job. He went to the PC last week and got cleared medically after dealing with an additional health issue, though he had a little bit of another issue with health going on before finally getting cleared now. #Miro