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Ex-WWE Star ‘Lucky To Be Alive’ After Suffering Collapsed Lung During Match

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What happened?

Former WWE star Sunil Singh (Gurv Sihra) says he is “lucky to be alive” after suffering a collapsed lung during a recent independent wrestling match. The injury occurred during a Pure Power Wrestling show in Lethbridge, Alberta on Saturday night. Singh previously performed in WWE alongside his brother Samir Singh, and the article does not provide further medical details or updates.

Key Takeaways

  • Gurv Sihra, who wrestled in WWE as Sunil Singh, suffered a collapsed lung in an indie match.
  • The injury happened during a Pure Power Wrestling event in Lethbridge, Alberta on Saturday night.
  • Singh said he feels “lucky to be alive.”
  • No additional medical status or timeline for recovery was provided in the article.

AI Timeline

WWE background

Gurv Sihra previously competed in WWE as Sunil Singh alongside his brother Samir Singh.

Indie appearance

Singh was wrestling for Pure Power Wrestling in Lethbridge, Alberta.

In-match injury

He suffered a collapsed lung during the match on Saturday night.

Aftermath

Singh stated he is “lucky to be alive”; no further medical details were given in the article.

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Sources Covering This Story

WrestleZone

Timeline

Sep 21, 9:41 PM

Ex-WWE Star ‘Lucky To Be Alive’ After Suffering Collapsed Lung During Match

WrestleZone • WWE

Former WWE star Sunil Singh says he is “lucky to be alive” after suffering a collapsed lung during a recent independent wrestling match. Gurv Sihra, who competed as Sunil Singh in WWE alongside his brother Samir Singh (Harv Sihra), suffered the injury during a Pure Power Wrestling match in Lethbridge, Alberta, on Saturday night. The […] The post Ex-WWE Star ‘Lucky To Be Alive’ After Suffering Collapsed Lung During Match appeared first on Wrestlezone.