BREAKING: Rey Mysterio Injured After Being Hurt While Strapped To Stretcher – Doctors Had To Be Called

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Omos faced Rey Mysterio tonight on AAA TripleMania, in what appeared to be a huge mismatch on paper. Not only is the giant star almost twice the size of Mysterio, but on top of that, the legendary star is 51 years old to the giant’s 34 years. It looked a foregone conclusion going into the bout, and it seemed certain that the star would be back from his suspension by the time the match was over.

At first, the WWE legend was in trouble, but he found a way, like always, hitting different parts of the body with the 619. This finally knocked him down, and Mysterio hit a proper 619, followed by a Seated Senton and a Splash. El Grande Americano and Dominik Mysterio fought on the outside ahead of their match on the second night of TripleMania. Mysterio looked to injure Americano, but Rey got distracted as a result of his son. Omos hit him with a giant big boot and followed with the double-handed chokeslam.

He won the match and has now been reinstated to AAA.

All of this had started when Omos lifted up Rey Mysterio when the General Manager was getting on his way in a previous episode, wanting to destroy him with a chokeslam, but he then put him down, thinking better of it. He then got the chance to finally get his hands on the star after a match was agreed upon between the two of them, where if Omos won, he would get away with the suspension being canceled. However, should Mysterio win, then this will be the end of the giant on AAA, as he will be permanently banned from the show going forward.

Mysterio is well known for taking on the biggest superstars and doing better than anyone expected of him, often beating them. Omos may have been the largest star that he has ever faced in a ring, but the match did not disappoint in the slightest, despite the star’s age.

After the match, the giant continued the beatdown of the star and had to be taken out on a stretcher. At first, when he was taken out, the giant returned and threw him about even more. He attacked the strapped-down legend, picking up the stretcher and smashing it against the commentary desk with a chokeslam. Rey Mysterio was left hurt, and doctors had to be called as he was rushed out to the hospital.

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