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As reported yesterday by WWE Mobile Alerts, WWE Champion John Cena was injured last night on Raw when Umaga bulldozed him through a table.

Cena was left with severe abdominal pain from the fall, which WWE doctor Ferdinand Rios suspected was due to a ruptured spleen. Cena was taken to a nearby medical facility for an abdominal CT scan, but refused admission and left the hospital under his own power— against the advice of the attending physician.

Many question the reasoning behind Cena ignoring the potentially severe injury. According to doctors, physical activity, especially contact sports, could be catastrophic.

WWE.com has learned of a new clause in the company’s wellness policy. When a Superstar is admitted to a medical facility, there is a minimum number of days the Superstar cannot compete. This is dependent upon the severity of the condition diagnosed. Cena’s subsequent actions after his diagnosis raises the question: did Cena refuse to be admitted to the hospital to avoid the risk of not being cleared to defend his title against Umaga at the Royal Rumble this Sunday?

It’s no secret he wants revenge on the Samoan Bulldozer, but is refusing the needed medical attention the right decision? Could Cena be jeopardizing his career for his lust for retribution?

well, letting the head squasher win the match would be insane, but I'm guessing htat this will get Cena out of the picture for another wrestler to get int he spotlight or something of that nature

The way i figure it, Cena will lose at the Rumble to Umaga. Then Umaga will pull a Kane-reign and lose it the next night to someone else. Shawn Michaels, WWE Champion anyone? At most they'll let him keep it a week or two so they can scramble and set up a story-line to shuffle it off Umaga.

Now if i were writing for this, i'll tell you what i would do. Cena can't compete due to medical reasons, and forfeits his place in the match. Umaga being #1 Contender is still automatically in a title match at Royal Rumble. Have the winning of the Rumble match be given a choice: Keep your Main-Event match at Wrestlemania, or cash in your opportunity for the WWE Championship that night and face Umaga. If the winner of the Rumble decides to keep his Wrestlemania spot, then the last man thrown out of the ring gets to face Umaga in the Last Man Standing match that night. I know it's not perfect, but hey, it's better than some of the stories they've been doing lately...and they get paid to write this stuff.

Here's everybody's answer.

As first reported by WWE Mobile Alerts, WWE Champion John Cena will defend his title this Sunday at the Royal Rumble in a Last Man Standing Match.

The news comes on the heels of Umaga’s destruction of Cena this past week on Raw, where the WWE Champion was seriously injured. Despite what doctors termed “severe abdominal injuries,” John Cena refused admittance to a medical facility Monday night.

Rumors had been circulating all week that at the Royal Rumble this Sunday Cena would forfeit his match against the Samoan Bulldozer. On ECW on Sci Fi this past Tuesday, even Joey Styles and Tazz speculated about the health of the WWE Champion.

Sources close to Cena have told WWE.com that the WWE Champion will compete as scheduled in his Last Man Standing Match vs. Umaga for the WWE Championship.

John Cena could not be reached for comment by WWE.com

as xlilpnaibabygurl said i hope we don't make some new , worst champion like edge.