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By Fernando Quiles Jr
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A popular "WWE Raw" talent has spoken out after suffering an injury during a professional wrestling match. Penta was featured in the "Last Time Is Now" tournament this past Monday. He went one-on-one with Solo Sikoa, but the match ended prematurely when Penta landed awkwardly after diving off the barricade for a hurricanrana spot.
The Mexican star has sent a message to his fans on X, vowing to return soon.
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"Thank you to everyone who has checked in on me," Penta wrote. "This injury tested my body and spirit, but it also awakened the strength that has always guided me. I am a Mexican warrior, forged in struggle, honor, and heart. And though the fall was hard, I rose with a fire stronger than ever.
"To my rival, my deepest respect. Thank you for your professionalism and for a clean, dignified battle. I recognize your dedication and honor.
"I will be back very soon, stronger, more prepared, and determined to finish what I left pending. Thank you for standing with me… because this war still has chapters to be written."
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Current Plan for Penta
Penta is scheduled to reunite with his brother Rey Fenix for a tag team match at "AAA Guerra de Titanes" on Dec. 20. The Lucha Brothers are set to take on AAA Mega Champion Dominik Mysterio and former WWE Speed Champion El Grande Americano. At this time, there's no word on whether or not Penta will be cleared in time to perform in the match.
The Lucha Brothers haven't teamed together since the July 17, 2024 episode of "AEW Rampage." Penta and Fenix defeated Private Party inside Simmons Bank Arena in North Little Rock.
Penta made his WWE debut back in January, but Fenix hadn't arrived in the company until a few months later. While Penta debuted as a "Monday Night Raw" star, Fenix is a member of the "Friday Night SmackDown" brand. That's why the two brothers have yet to team under the WWE banner.
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