The injury to Juice Robinson that led to him being removed from the Continental Classic was a snapped fibula in his left leg and not a broken foot as was first told to us over the weekend before the X-ray came back.

The Juice won't be loose for the time being. It was announced late Tuesday afternoon that AEW star Juice Robinson will be out for the remainder of the Continent

Juice Robinson suffered an injury on the November 30 episode of AEW Collision, and a new report provides an update. Robinson faced Will Ospreay in a Continental Classic tournament match on Saturday’s show,

One of AEW's top luchadors will replace the injured Juice Robinson in this year's Continental Classic tournament.

Juice Robinson has been pulled from the AEW Continental Classic. Taking to Twitter, AEW President Tony Khan confirmed that Robinson suffered an injury at last week’s AEW Collision TV tapings. Due to this, Komander will be taking his place in the tournament.

Juice Robinson has been pulled from the AEW Continental Classic. Tony Khan announced that Juice Robinson could not continue in the Continental Classic due to injury. Khan wrote that Komander would take Robinson’s place as the Gold League first alternate,

Best of health to Juice Robinson for a speedy recovery. Komander inherits Juice’s place in the Gold League standings, which is zero points with one loss to Ospreay. The luchador