WWE News: Monday Night Raw Superstar Once Feared Career Was Over Due To Injury

This former WWE champion initially thought his career might be coming to an end.
A WWE Monday Night Raw tag team match in progress with Luke Gallows and Karl Anderson taking on Alpha Academy (Chad Gable & Otis).
A WWE Monday Night Raw tag team match in progress with Luke Gallows and Karl Anderson taking on Alpha Academy (Chad Gable & Otis). / (via WWE)

A former multiple-time WWE champion and member of the Monday Night Raw roster thought retirement was looming.

"This ain't ballet." Those three words have been echoed in the wrestling business for decades. Legendary play-by-play commentator Jim Ross also used that line to put emphasis on the dangers of being an in-ring performer. Even the trained professionals get dinged up, and some have even experienced their careers ending prematurely due to serious injuries.

A key WWE superstar recently returned to the ring, but there was a point where it was touch and go.

AEW NEWS: TWO HUGE FORMER WWE CHAMPIONS POTENTIALLY ON TONY KHAN'S RADAR

"The Celtic Warrior" Sheamus had his first match since August 2023 when he took on Ivar during the April 15th episode of WWE Raw. The three-time WWE Champion and former World Heavyweight Champion had been out of action due to a shoulder injury.

Sheamus has also battled with neck problems, and he recently revealed on his X account that he was close to calling it a career not long ago.

(via Sheamus' X account)

WWE fans welcomed Sheamus back to a nice ovation inside the Bell Centre in Montreal, Quebec, Canada this past Monday. The Irish bruiser emerged victorious in his first match back in several months.

Sheamus' first feud in his return from injury is unknown at this time. What is known is that "The Celtic Warrior" is prepared to deliver "banger after banger" now that he's hitting the ropes once again.

Stick with MMA Knockout for more daily coverage of the UFC, MMA, WWE, and AEW.

Follow MMA Knockout on Twitter and Facebook.


Published