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Justin Lee cleared to return this Saturday!

Posted: Dec 13th 2005 By: oklastaff

TPW superstar Justin Lee has been released by his doctor to return to active competition this Saturday, Dec. 17.

Justin suffered an injury at the hands of Timmy J & Bernard Funk, after they double-teamed him and gave him a spike piledriver. When TPW commissioner Rocco Valentino tried to assist him, they gave him 2 piledrivers, putting him out indefinitely.

Justin currently holds the TPW Tag Team Title with Michael Faith. He was chosen to replace Faith?s previous partner Halo, after Halo suffered a head injury that has taken him away from active competition. Faith attempted to defend his fallen partner at the TPW Show December 3rd and almost suffered the same fate as Justin & Rocco, until TPW Champion Jon Davis and TPW Oklahoma Champion Romero Contreras came to his rescue.

Justin was kind enough to issue an exclusive statement to Oklafan regarding his return: "I still have pain in my neck and upper back, but nothing life threatening. I suffered what some call a "stinger." I remember right after the piledriver my hands felt very numb and I felt very dizzy. I imagine Rocco?s injury was similar, except he got two in a row, so his injuries are a little more extensive. Even though he is retired, he is in pretty good shape, and I?m willing to bet you have not seen the last of Rocco. For the last few weeks of recovery, all I can think about is that piece of human trash, Timmy J. Better wrestlers than him have tried to make a name for themselves by double teaming and sneak attacking Justin Lee, but I?m still here. On December 17, I?m back, and Timmy J better be watching out for me. I think I?ll be a little bit smarter this time. I?ve got one of the biggest and most successful wrestlers in Oklahoma, Faith, as my tag team partner, and I?ll have him watching my back. I think we have potential to be one of the great tag teams, but this Texas thing has definitely distracted from us being able focus on defending those belts. Hopefully that is another thing we can do on the 17th. As far as Jon Davis goes, I have a long and spotty history with him, so I don?t trust him one bit, and as far as getting any help from him, thanks but no thanks."