WWE News: Big Cass reveals his possible WWE return date

What’s the story?

On a recent edition of the Sam Roberts Wrestling Podcast, Big Cass revealed his recovery timetable.

Speaking of which, Cass insinuated that he’s healing well and is right on schedule, in accordance with his doctor’s directives.

In case you didn’t know…

Big Cass, whose real name is William Morrissey, has performed for the WWE since 2011.

The 31-year-old suffered an ACL injury during his match against Enzo Amore on the August 21st episode of Monday Night RAW.

The heart of the matter

Big Cass has been out of action ever since the aforementioned ‘Brooklyn Street Fight’ matchup—a bout which had to be stopped immediately by the referee, owing to the serious nature of the seven footer’s knee injury.

Apparently, Cass’ severely damaged the ACL of his knee, owing to which his medical team isn’t risking his well-being by rushing the rehabilitation process. Furthermore, expounding on his eventual comeback, Cass explained—

"I am right on schedule for when the surgeon said so it should be shortly after WrestleMania."

What’s next?

Big Cass is currently rehabbing his knee. Sportskeeda will keep fans updated on his recovery process.

Author’s take

Big Cass is a promising young star for the WWE, and honestly speaking, it’s a relief to see the man approach his situation tactfully rather than making haste and rushing back to wrestling competition too early.

For those unaware, ACL injuries are not to be taken lightly, as they often result in an athlete’s performance and career taking a turn for the worse. However, given the WWE’s excellent medical team and Big Cass working with a renowned surgeon, the future looks good for the red brand’s resident giant.

Here’s wishing Cass a quick and speedy recovery!

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