Sting is recovering at home Monday, after sustaining
a serious neck injury ... so serious doctors are not able to give a
long-term prognosis, TMZ Sports has learned.
Sting was seriously hurt Sunday night in the WWE championship match against Seth Rollins.
We're told he was injured several times during the match, the most
serious being the powerbomb against the turnbuckle which caused the neck
injury.
Our wrestling sources tell us, doctors did a CAT scan at the hospital
Sunday and thankfully there were no fractures. Sting was released
Monday afternoon and is on his way home. He's able to walk but is in
significant pain.
Sting's manager says the wrestler is in "remarkable health and resiliency," especially for his age ... 56.
The manager says, "The greatest damage to his body took place before
the match was over, but being the true professional he is and among the
hardest workers to ever step foot in the ring, he insisted to see the
match through to the end."
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