Report on what caused Juice Robinson’s injury during his AEW Collision match with Will Ospreay
As seen during the November 30th 2024 edition of AEW Collision, Juice Robinson lost to Will Ospreay in a Continental Classic tournament match. Robinson was injured during the match and ended up being pulled from the remainder of the tournament.
AEW confirmed that Robinson suffered a broken fibula and will be out of action for the “foreseeable future.” While speaking on Wrestling Observer Radio, Dave Meltzer of F4WOnline.com discussed the injury…
“At the 2:56 mark [in the match], there was a sunset flip spot, a very basic spot. You would never know there was anything that went wrong with it. The cameras did not show the angle, but I was sent a still picture of the angle or of the injury. And it’s very clearly there. His foot, it looked horrendous in the still picture. It was bent. It was left leg. Bent in a horrible direction, just basically trying to block a sunset flip, a total, you know, these guys fly all over the place, and that’s the spot where you get hurt, you know. And we’ve seen that time after time, something like that happens. It just happened. It was a fluke.” (quote courtesy of WrestlingNews.co)
Juice Robinson may have suffered a possible broken left ankle/foot.
The is likely where the injury occurred👇🏽 pic.twitter.com/aEYYW3QH4M
— AIR (@AIRGold_) December 3, 2024