
A Mexican wrestler, Misterius, sustained a cervical sprain and a fractured collarbone during a recent match. While there were speculations about possible paralysis, these rumors have been confirmed to be false.
The incident occurred during a showcase match as part of the farewell tour for wrestling legend Hijo del Santo. Misterius, a prominent figure in Mexican wrestling, entered the ring in Aguascalientes on February 22. However, during the match, he attempted a Spanish Fly maneuver, which resulted in a serious accident when the rope snapped.
According to Wrestling Observer, Misterius fell badly from the move, leading to his injuries. An ambulance was called to transport him to the hospital, and police were also present at the scene. Despite the incident, the event continued as scheduled.
Rumors of paralysis circulated following the accident, but these were quickly dispelled. A report from Mex.News quoted Misterius as saying he was doing well and expressed gratitude for the prompt medical attention he received. He also clarified that he had not requested financial assistance, as Hijo del Santo and LA Park were helping manage his needs.
The wrestler had reportedly fallen head-first onto the mat during the botched maneuver.