Juice Robinsons comeback is finally on the horizon after spending months on the shelf with a broken fibula.
The Bullet Club Gold member has been out of action since November 30, 2024, when he suffered the injury during his AEW Continental Classic match against Will Ospreay. The incident happened during a routine sunset flip before a Styles Clash, and what Robinson initially thought was just a sprain turned out to be a broken fibula confirmed by an X-ray on December 2.
According to Fightful Selects Sean Ross Sapp, Robinson has been pretty well healthy for nearly a month but is still awaiting official clearance from AEW to resume in-ring competition. Despite being ready to go, the former IWGP United States Champion has yet to receive the green light to return.
Robinson underwent surgery shortly after the diagnosis, and his recovery process has been lengthy. In his absence, AEW plugged Komander into the Continental Classic, but Bullet Club Gold has been struggling to stay relevant. The Gunns briefly returned after Austin Gunns own injury, but the groups creative direction has remained uncertain.
Jay White has carried the factions presence on AEW TV, but fans have been eagerly awaiting the return of the full squad. With Robinson now nearing a comeback, speculation is mounting about potential feuds, title runs, or even a reshuffling of the Bullet Club Gold lineup.
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