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Major NXT Star Provides Update On Serious Injury

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Major NXT Star Provides Update On Serious Injury

WWE NXT star Karrion Kross has been out of action since winning the NXT Championship and getting injured in the process. Kross has been sharing social media posts chronicling his recovery.

Today, he shared a message on Instagram where he said he’s feeling “absurdly stronger.” Kross wouldn’t be the first star in WWE or NXT to come back in better shape after getting injured.

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Tommaso Ciampa, Seth Rollins, and Dean Ambrose all came back with significant muscle gains. Maintaining the gains is much more difficult under the strenuous WWE travel schedule when we’re under normal circumstances.

Here is the full post from Kross:

 

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I have deliberately neglected to answer any questions about my health from fans since August 22nd for a variety of reasons. I see them everyday though. And the check in’s have been sincerely appreciated. However, Today I will answer your question. I feel absurdly stronger now than I did even before July. I have not squandered this time away. I have always been addicted to challenges and avenues of improvement since I was a small kid. And I see no point in returning if I’m not coming back even stronger than I was to begin with. See you all again when the T I M E is right. Which as you know… could be any second. Or maybe when you least expect it. #EXCELSIOR ⏳ ⏳ #TickTock

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Kross has been out since August. Based on the above post, he could be back sooner than later.

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