Dwayne Johnson

I've been hurt in the ring a whole bunch of times.

And

And I remember asking the referee.

First, he looked at me.

He says, hey, are you okay?

I said, I don't know.

I said, I think I'm okay because I was lying on the mat.

I just felt something, a few things pop, and that's what happens.

That's what you feel when something gets popped off your pelvis.

I'm hurting just hearing this.

I said, how much time do we have left in the match?

And he said, about 20 minutes.

Can you go on?

And I said, yes.

So we went on, we finished the match.

But unfortunately, when something like that happens to your body and you continue to either wrestle your match or play your game or fight your fight, whatever it is.

It's like a chain reaction, and then everything becomes weak.

And when that happened, when I tore my quad and my adductor off my pelvis, it made my abdominal wall very weak.

And then I'd gotten multiple tears in my abdominal wall because I continued the match.

Well, I stood up and I tried to walk and I didn't really have a lot of walking ability, but I knew that I had my left leg was working really well.