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There has been a whole buzz among social media fans about an apparent growth on WWE Star Kane’s back during the main event of the WWE Survivor Series pay-per-view. In his recent interview with Colt Cabana’s podcast, WWE Star CM Punk revealed that he had wrestled matches with a growth on his back for months, but it was diagnosed as a fatty deposit by WWE doctors.
When Punk left WWE, he said that he visited a doctor outside of the company and revealed that the growth was actually a staph infection. The doctor couldn’t believe that Punk wrestled with this infection for three months and said he was lucky to be alive.
Now there has been speculation online that the growth on Kane’s back could also be a staph infection. This is obviously just a speculation based on what was seen during the pay-per-view, but it’s worth noting. Thanks to the many fans who sent the following photo in:
