Alberto Del Rio Research Paper

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Seth Rollins, Cesaro, Randy Orton, Daniel Bryan, Nikki Bella, John Cena, Sheamus, Sting, Wade Barret and we will add Alberto Del Rio.
Looks like a pretty decent list of WWE superstars, and these stars all share something in common. The injury bug.
Daniel Bryan has been out for what seems like forever, while Nikki Bella just went through neck surgery, and John Cena is recovering from shoulder surgery.
Meanwhile former WWE Champion Seth Rollins never lost his title. He hand to surrender the title after he blew out his knee cap during a match against Kane, at a live event. Rollins underwent reconstructive knee surgery back in November. He last appeared on WWE TV to accept the Slammy Award for superstar of the year. Here he promised he was going

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