Cody Rhodes posted to Instagram Friday that he suffered a small fracture in his big toe after his moonsault from the top of the steel cage on Wednesday’s episode of Dynamite that aired live from Atlanta.
Cody said he’s on a treatment plan and is cleared for in-ring action.
AEW followed up with a post to Twitter stating that Cody is cleared, but for “action as tolerated.”
AEW’s Doctor, Michael Sampson then followed with his on post on Twitter saying that “With a moonsalt off the top of the steel cage there could have been worse injuries.”
MJF, who is Cody’s scheduled opponent at next Saturday’s Revolution Pay-Per View responded on Twitter to Cody’s injury with a an emoji of two eyes.
You can check out Cody’s Instrgram post, followed by the Twitter posts below:
https://www.instagram.com/p/B82VErulFjE/?utm_source=ig_embed
As first reported by @CodyRhodes on his IG account https://t.co/KR72d2zpot And confirmed by @DocSampson13. Due to Cody’s foot hitting the mat after landing the moonsault, he has a: Non-displaced fracture of distal phalanx R great toe.
His status: Cleared for action as tolerated.— All Elite Wrestling (@AEW) February 22, 2020
With that moonsalt off the top of the steel cage there could have been worse injuries. https://t.co/QVvBNKFmRH
— Michael J Sampson, DO FAOASM (@DocSampson13) February 22, 2020
— Maxwell Jacob Friedman™️ (@The_MJF) February 22, 2020
