¡Qué dolor! Así quedó la espalda de Bad Bunny tras su pelea en WWE Backlash

I just read the wildest article about Bad Bunny getting injured during his wrestling debut at WWE Backlash - his back is a hot mess! Apparently he and a wrestler named The Miz were doing some moves, but one went wrong and Bad Bunny ended up with some brutal bruises and pain. I couldn’t believe it when I saw the pictures of his back!

According to the article, Bad Bunny was actually taking part in a tag-team match with a wrestler named Damian Priest. They were up against The Miz and another wrestler named John Morrison. At some point during the match, Bad Bunny got into it with The Miz and they started trading blows. That’s when The Miz tried to do a move called a “double-team suplex” with Morrison, but Bad Bunny shifted his weight and ended up taking the brunt of the move himself.

Apparently, Bad Bunny was in a lot of pain after the match and had to be treated for injuries to his back. He posted a picture on social media showing off a pretty gnarly bruise across his lower back. But despite the pain, he seemed pretty upbeat about the whole thing and proud of his performance overall.

As someone who grew up watching wrestling, it’s always crazy to see celebrities dip their toes into that world - especially when things go wrong like they did here. But it’s also interesting to see these two worlds collide in unexpected ways. I’m just glad that Bad Bunny seems to be okay and handling the injury like a champ.

At the end of the day, I think this incident is a good reminder that wrestling may be scripted, but it’s definitely not fake. The athletes put their bodies through incredible amounts of strain and risk injury every time they step into the ring. And while I’m sure Bad Bunny’s injury is far from the most severe that’s ever happened in wrestling, it’s still a testament to just how tough these folks really are.