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#4. Real WWE injury: Jimmy Uso
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Jimmy Uso has been missing from WWE TV for a number of months after the former Tag Team Champion suffered a very real injury at WrestleMania. Uso took on John Morrison and Kofi Kingston at The Biggest Show of the Year but came up short in his quest to win the gold.
Uso also suffered an injury as part of the match that was estimated to keep him sidelined from WWE TV for up to nine months. In his absence, his brother Jey Uso has hardly been used on SmackDown.
Uso recently gave an injury update as part of his appearance Table Talk with WWE Hall of Famer D-Von Dudley.
"I don't like hospitals, I don't like doctors, I don't even take medicine. I don't like any of it, so to sit there and have to go under with the whole gown on having surgery - yeah, I tore the ACL and now we're looking at January. Hopefully we're back and ready to roll."
The former Champion also revealed that he suffered the injury within the first minute of his match at WrestleMania. He recalled that he jumped four feet off the ladder onto the mat and blew his ACL, which annoyed him since he has never been severely injured and it happened as part of the most simple spot.
