Joe’s Suspension for 30 days
Joe did not come up on RAW from Salt Lake City this week. The commentary was observed, and it was found out that Joe was suffering from an injury during the RAW match. This match was against RAW Tag Team Champions Seth Collins and Buddy Morphy. He was in a team with Kevin Owens. Later during the match, Joe was quietly evacuated from the match, and Owens finished the match alone without Joe. In the RAW match last week between Joe and Collins, the announcers observed the commentary and found out that while taking the dive, Joe was hurt, and due to how hard he slammed his opponent.
Joe’s Injury: Fake Or Real
From an assumption within WWE, it was noted that Joe suffered a concussion when he hit his head on the floor. The way in which Joe’s injury was angled out on TV might look fake, but it was confirmed by multiple sources that the injury was real and not fake. Earlier on December 10, WWE announced the Suspension of Primo Colon and Robert Roode. This lasted for a period of 30 days as a result of their first violations. These suspensions come after a long gap. Last time when WWE suspended anybody for Wellness Policy violations was long back in 2016. In 2016 alone, there were around 7 Wellness Policy violations. On August 17, Paige’s first violation resulted in her Suspension for 30 days. Despite this Suspension, she again violated the policy on October 10. This violation resulted in a long period of Suspension, which lasted 60 days. After the suspensions of Roode and Primo, it was disclosed that Andrade, a WWE United States Champion, had been suspended for his first violation of the Wellness Policy. Apart from these, no further suspensions have been reported. For more updates on any WWE Wellness Policy suspensions, please stay tuned.
Here’s a tweet from Wrestlevotes on the suspensions
https://twitter.com/WrestleVotes/status/1224543975115313152/
