An update on the injuries suffered last night by David Arquette and Marko Stunt!

Last night, GameChanger Wrestling presented Joey Janela’s LA Confidential in Los Angeles, California (see results here), oddly enough without Janela himself who is recovering from knee surgery.

Two performers didn’t come away from last night’s brutal action unscathed as we noted. First, Marko Stunt lost to Eli Everfly via referee stoppage after suffering a leg injury, many believing it was a break of some kind. Since then Marko has updated everybody via Twitter, confirming he suffered a broken leg and is undergoing surgery today:

Thank you to everyone who has reached out to check on me, or wished me a speedy recovery! Unfortunately I did suffer a bad break in my leg tonight. I have to have surgery in a few hours, and will keep everyone updated

— Mr. Fun Size (@MarkoStunt) November 17, 2018

Additionally, the main event which followed Stunt vs. Everfly, David Arquette took on GCW Champion Nick Gage in a bloody, violent match with the title on the line. During the course of the bout, numerous weapons were used including light tubes and after one spot saw Arquette suffer a cut to his neck, he appeared to briefly shoot on Gage before eventually being pinned for a quick three count (as the tweet says, do not watch if you are bothered by violence or blood):

Please don't watch this video if you are bothered by blood, hardcore wrestling, profanity, Nick Gage, or David Arquette. With that said, I'm posting it due to questions being asked by the wrestling community. #JJLAC pic.twitter.com/MdHJE2KqM0

— GIF Skull (@GIFSkull) November 17, 2018

Arquette would no sell the fall and immediately leave the ring while holding onto his neck, but has also utilized Twitter to provide an update after receiving some stitches. Doesn’t look like he’ll be putting himself into any more hardcore matches anytime soon either:

Thank you to all the fans for your love I’m a stitched up. Miss Elizabeth is crying pic.twitter.com/hOJbPgd1Fl

— David Arquette (@DavidArquette) November 17, 2018

Turns out Death Matches aren’t my thing

— David Arquette (@DavidArquette) November 17, 2018

EA’s Take: I know his WCW run was a total joke, but I actually respect Arquette for his recent wrestling run because it’s not being treated like a joke. Props to the dude for having the gall to actually give it a go now at the age of 47. Especially after seeing that video. That was scary.

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