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Triple H has undergone an MRI test on his left wrist to check whether he might have suffered a scaphoid fracture and if that’s the case, he would be out of action for at least two months.
According to WWE.com, Triple H has suffered a carpal sprain and contusion to his wrist, which is not as serious as a scaphoid fracture but he will have to wear a splint.
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The WWE confirmed on Twitter that Triple H underwent an MRI on his wrist yesterday.
However, according to ‘wrestling inc,’ WWE physician Michael Sampson has said that “Triple H will be able to train with the splint on, but will be cutting it close coming into Extreme Rules, as far as being ready [to compete].”
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