What Happened to WWE Superstar Big E? Updates on His Injury and Recovery

Big E, one of WWE’s most popular superstars and a member of The New Day, has been absent from WWE programming for a significant time due to a neck injury. His injury occurred in March 2022 during a SmackDown match against Ridge Holland, where a botched suplex led to a fractured neck. Since then, fans have been eagerly awaiting news about Big E’s condition and potential return to the ring.

Big E’s Recovery Process and Health Updates

Following his injury, Big E underwent extensive medical evaluations and physical therapy to aid his recovery. In interviews over the past year, Big E shared that he was thankful the injury wasn’t worse, though it’s taken considerable time and care for him to heal. While he has been spotted backstage at WWE events, he has yet to receive medical clearance to return to in-ring action. In a July 2023 interview with Sports Illustrated, Big E mentioned, “I’m just grateful to be alive and moving. Wrestling will always be there if I’m ever ready.”

What WWE Has Planned for Big E’s Return

Reports from Fightful Select indicate that WWE management is open to bringing Big E back in a non-wrestling role if he cannot gain clearance for full in-ring competition. He could potentially reunite with The New Day on-screen, assisting Kofi Kingston and Xavier Woods in a managerial or support role. This approach would allow Big E to remain involved with WWE and connect with fans without risking further injury.

Potential Return Date for Big E in WWE

There is no confirmed return date for Big E. Medical professionals and WWE officials continue to monitor his recovery. However, if Big E receives medical clearance, he might make a surprise return during one of WWE’s major pay-per-view events, possibly at WrestleMania or the Royal Rumble, both of which are fan-favorite moments for returns.

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