Injured Giants rookie Cam Skattebo shoves WWE star | Sports News

New York Giants rookie Cam Skattebo discovered himself within the center of a bodily confrontation during WWE Raw on Monday evening, shoving wrestler JD McDonagh at Madison Square Garden.

Skattebo sat ringside with a number of Giants teammates for Monday’s show, as legendary wrestler John Cena made his last WWE Raw look. The Giants, who fell to the Green Bay Packers on Sunday, tackle the Detroit Lions in Week 12.

While his teammates put together for Sunday’s away sport, Skattebo is concentrating on rehabilitation after sustaining a season-ending ankle harm in opposition to the Philadelphia Eagles in Week 8. Just three weeks following main surgical procedure, Skattebo obtained into it with the WWE performers.

The wrestling group generally known as Judgment Day approached the Giants’ contingent, who have been seated with comic Andrew Schultz. Dominik Mysterio began mocking the group, questioning how a few years had handed for the reason that Giants captured a Super Bowl.

Mysterio then turned his consideration to Skattebo, and mentioned: “Can you count, Cam? How many years? He don’t know. He can’t count.”

Schultz was then pushed into his seat by Mysterio, and Skattebo jumped up to face the WWE performers. JD McDonagh then locked eyes with Skattebo, and the Giants’ rookie pushed him to the ground.

McDonagh, Mysterio and Finn Balor then began pushing the group, igniting a melee. While it offered great leisure for New York supporters, Skattebo solely underwent surgical procedure three weeks earlier.

Skattebo has been a standout performer in his debut season, recording 5 dashing touchdowns and two receiving scores throughout eight video games. The Arizona State product shortly gained over supporters together with his fearless working method and bodily model of play.

The Giants have been left reeling when Skattebo suffered an ankle harm, however the rookie has been making strong progress and expressed gratitude to followers for his or her encouragement. “Thank you everyone for the support! !” Skattebo shared on social media.

“Surgery went well. I just want to thank the city of Philly for taking the best care of me. Every moment I spent in the hospital with family and friends I felt loved and supported in every way … thank you to the doctors, surgeons, and staff that did their best work on me.

“This is only the start of my journey and I am unable to wait to show you guys all about it! ! ! GOD has a plan for me, stick the course and it’ll all work itself out, BRB.”

Skattebo has maintained contact with his supporters throughout his rehabilitation and has started live-streaming while gaming and interacting with viewers. Skattebo provided a new update on his ankle during a recent stream.

“Ankle’s good,” he said, while displaying his foot to the camera. “Update, chat. I may even transfer my toes and (expletive). . . I’m getting higher on daily basis. Every day, chat. It’s getting higher. I can transfer my toes, chat.”