WWE Announces That John Cena Is Injured - UPDATED

Source: WWE

WWE is reporting that John Cena was injured during the current European tour. Here is what they posted:
"WWE.com has learned that WWE Champion John Cena sustained an injury during WWE's European tour. The WWE Champion injured his right Achilles tendon while battling Ryback.

The injury raises questions about the scheduled match between Cena and Ryback at Extreme Rules on May 19. What lies ahead for the Cenation leader? Does this put Ryback one step closer to capturing the WWE Title?

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UPDATE:
As noted earlier, John Cena suffered an injury to his right Achilles tendon in a match overseas, according to WWE.com.
Their report was vague and didn't really mention the extent of the injury or how Cena was hurt but they did however credit the injury to Ryback.

WWE's RAW tour ended with a show last night in Lodz, Poland and the crew is on their way back for RAW in Columbus, Ohio, tomorrow night.

At last night's event, Cena teamed with Kane and Daniel Bryan to defeat Ryback, Dolph Ziggler and Big E Langston - the same match they had done previous nights on tour. It's worth noting that no fan reports from last night's show mentioned anything about an injury.

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WWE Champion John Cena tweeted the following on Sunday afternoon after WWE.com reported that he suffered an achilles tendon injury on tour:

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"Finally home from a great European tour. I'm banged up, but I'm not going to miss Monday Night #Raw."

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WNS

pffft if it was legit he would be down for a long time

And to think, the 18-49 demographic almost had a reason to watch WWE again.

If he's injured, I hope that some new faces go around the WWE Championship like Cody Rhodes.

Source: F4WOnline

There's still no word from within WWE on John Cena's injury but a report from the European tour notes Cena was working with a bruised heel.
Cena's Achilles injury was believed to happen back on April 21st in Geneva, Switzerland, where he defeated Ryback in a Tables Match.

Cena continued to work the European tour but was put in six-man matches with Kane and Daniel Bryan vs. Ryback, Big E Langston and Dolph Ziggler. The injury is also why Cena was protected at RAW in London and didn't have to work the dark main event.