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Sami Zayn Reveals He Dislocated His Shoulder Twice During His John Cena Match

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NDTVSami Zayn Reveals He Dislocated His Shoulder Twice During His John Cena Match
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Sami Zayn has revealed that he dislocated his shoulder twice during his 2015 match against John Cena. Despite the injury and a second dislocation caused by a back suplex, he continued wrestling and nearly won the United States Championship.

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