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Bayley Provides Injury Update At The Be A Star Rally

Posted By: Ben Jordan Kerin on Aug 16, 2017

Bayley Provides Injury Update At The Be A Star Rally

Bayley was recently interviewed by PWInsider following the Be A Star rally in Bronx, New York in which she gave an update on separating her shoulder which will force her to miss the upcoming SummerSlam Pay-Per-View:

“I just started physical therapy. So, for right now, I’ve never had an injury that’s kept me out before, so, I’m kind of taking it day by day. I’m not really sure how long. If it’s a couple of months, or if it’s a few months, or what it’s gonna be right now. But, it’s separated, it’s a grade 2 separation. It’s like the AC joint and the ligaments and all that stuff, so it’s not easy, but, just within the past couple of weeks (I think it’s been two weeks now), I’ve actually been [able to] move it a little bit, and the swelling has gone down a lot. So, the motion is coming back a little bit more, but it’s more about getting the strength and being able to lift my arm in front of me. Like, I can’t do my own hair, and it’s really hard to do certain things. But, I’m just trying to get back as soon as possible, but at a safe pace as well.”

 

Source: PWInsider
Tags: #wwe #bayley

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