Nicholas Jackson has been dealing with a significant shoulder injury over recent weeks.
According to Bryan Alvarez of Wrestling Observer Radio, Jackson has been working through a separated shoulder that has impacted him for quite some time, though specific details on when and how the injury occurred remain unknown.
Jackson, alongside his brother Matthew Jackson, recently dropped the AEW Tag Team Titles to Private Party on AEW Fright Night Dynamite, ending their reign amidst the growing pain of his shoulder issue. Despite the discomfort, Nicholas continued to perform in regular AEW matches and appearances without taking extended breaks, showing a strong commitment to the teams title run. The injury, however, may have contributed to their recent title loss and decision to take a step back.
In a dramatic scene after their defeat, the Young Bucks were seen clearing out their locker room and preparing to exit the arena, symbolizing a temporary hiatus. Expressing frustration, they told Christopher Daniels that AEW had become too chaotic and mentioned plans to work from home while regrouping. Their exit hinted at underlying frustrations within the promotion, as well as a possible chance for Nicholas to focus on healing.
With the extent of Nicholas Jacksons shoulder injury now known, it raises questions about how long he can continue to compete at the high level AEW fans have come to expect. For now, fans await updates on Jacksons recovery timeline and whether this hiatus will give him the time needed to heal fully.
What do you think of Nicholas Jacksons resilience in wrestling through injury? Could this hiatus be the break he needs to recover and return stronger? Share your thoughts in the comments below!
