Was Mark Henry Injured Heading into Extreme Rules?, WWE Taping NXT Tomorrow

May 22, 2013

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Was Mark Henry Injured Heading into Extreme Rules?

As we reported yesterday, Mark Henry appeared to have tweaked his shoulder during his bout with Sheamus at Extreme Rules this past Sunday, and WZ reader Wade Conway has sent in the following house show account, noting that Henry appeared to be injured heading into the PPV:

I saw your post about Mark Henry being hurt at Extreme Rules, however, he was apparently already hurt before the PPV. I attended the house show in Evansville, IN the night before Extreme Rules, and the main event was Henry, Big Show and Ryback vs Cena, Orton and Sheamus. During the 15 minute match, Henry was the only guy not to get tagged in. His only activity was getting hit off the apron at the end of the match. So it appears he was hurt before Extreme Rules, so when he “left” on Raw it was no surprise.

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