AEW Star Undergoes Surgery Amidst Injury Hiatus

Many talents in AEW and ROH work hard to entertain fans, but injuries are always a risk. Trent is currently out of action due to an injury, and it appears that he underwent surgery for the same.

In the main event of AEW Collision on July 13, Matt Taven and Mike Bennett from The Undisputed Kingdom defeated Kyle O’Reilly and Orange Cassidy of The Conglomeration in a non-title match.

The match took a dramatic turn when Trent Beretta interfered, leading Orange Cassidy to retaliate by hitting his former best friend with a monkey wrench. Despite the loss, O’Reilly, Cassidy, and Ishii stood their ground as the show ended.

Trent Beretta, who has been sidelined with an injury since AEW Double or Nothing, was on track for a significant push before his setback and has not yet been cleared to return to the ring.

Trent took to Twitter, and he had a quick neck surgery, adding that he found out that two screws from his neck fusion had broken due to the intensity of his wrestling. He described it as “very cool” and “very tough.” The screws have now been replaced, and he plans to focus on making a comeback and getting revenge.

”quick little american neck surgery. turns out I wrestled so hard that two of the screws from my neck fusion broke. very cool. very tough. screws have been replaced. next I will be doing revenge.”

We wish Trent a speedy recovery and hope he returns as soon as possible, as fans want him to continue feuding with Orange Cassidy, especially after Trent joined the Don Callis Family.

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