In a recent interview, WWE superstar Rey Mysterio opened up about a painful moment from his past in the ring. During a match with Big Show, Mysterio was slammed onto a stretcher and then swung like a baseball bat into the ring post. Mysterio revealed that the most painful part of the incident was actually crashing to the ground while still strapped in the stretcher. This shocking moment from 2003 continues to be a memorable part of the WWE's history.
In a recent interview, WWE superstar Rey Mysterio shared a harrowing account of a particularly painful incident in his wrestling career. During a match with Big Show in 2003, Mysterio was slammed onto a stretcher and then swung like a baseball bat into the ring post.
The impact of the blow was devastating, and Mysterio suffered multiple injuries. However, it was not the initial impact that caused him the most pain. According to Mysterio, the most excruciating moment came when he crashed to the ground while still strapped in the stretcher.
"I remember that moment like it was yesterday," said Mysterio. "I thought for sure I was paralyzed."
Mysterio was fortunate to escape serious injury, but the incident left a lasting impact on him. He credits his faith and the support of his family and friends for helping him through that difficult time.
Background on the Incident
The match between Mysterio and Big Show took place on the June 12, 2003 episode of SmackDown!. Mysterio was defending his WWE Cruiserweight Championship against Big Show, who was at the time one of the most dominant wrestlers in the company.
The match was a brutal affair, with both men exchanging heavy blows. At one point, Big Show gained the upper hand and slammed Mysterio onto a stretcher. He then picked up the stretcher and swung it like a baseball bat into the ring post.
Mysterio was knocked unconscious by the impact and was rushed to a local hospital. He was eventually diagnosed with a concussion, a bruised spinal cord, and several other injuries.
Top 5 FAQs Related to the Incident
1. How long was Rey Mysterio out of action after the incident?
Mysterio was out of action for several months after the incident. He returned to the ring in January 2004.
2. Did Rey Mysterio ever wrestle Big Show again?
Yes, Mysterio and Big Show wrestled each other again on several occasions after the incident.
3. What is Rey Mysterio's current relationship with Big Show?
Mysterio and Big Show are on good terms today. They have even teamed up together on several occasions in recent years.
4. What lessons did Rey Mysterio learn from the incident?
Mysterio said that the incident taught him to never take anything for granted. He also said that it made him realize the importance of having a strong support system.
5. What is Rey Mysterio's advice to other wrestlers who experience similar injuries?
Mysterio's advice to other wrestlers is to stay positive and never give up. He also said that it is important to seek medical attention as soon as possible after an injury.
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