WWE World champion The Undertaker has suffered a torn bicep tendon and is scheduled to see a doctor (I'm guessing James Andrews, since they are in Birmingham, Alabama for TV tonight) today to have the injury examined. I was told by one person who has seen the injury that you can easily see where the torn muscle in his bicep has rolled up his arm towards his shoulder.
Credit: PWInsider
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Mark "Undertaker" Calaway's expected long-term reign as World champion is in jeopardy, not because of a booking change, but because of a torn biceps suffered before Sunday's Backlash PPV match.
Calaway will be seeing Dr. James Andrews this afternoon, but is still scheduled to appear on tonight's television show which is conveniently in Birmingham, where Andrews' works out of.
He was in tremendous pain Monday morning after the match. Because of how the muscle has completely rolled up the arm, the belief is he suffered a complete muscle tear off the bone, which will require surgery and he'll be out six to eight months.
The original booking plan was for a lengthy Undertaker title run this year, and him working far more house shows than in many years. That's one of the reason he trained himself into getting so lean, which gave him added stamina and quickness on this run.
If it is at all possible, Undertaker does want to drop the championship in the ring, but that decision won't be made until Andrews sees him today.
Awwwwwwwwww s**t.