Scott Steiner undergoes major knee surgery, out four to six months

Scott Steiner underwent surgery on Tuesday to repair a fully torn ACL, according to the TNA website. He will miss between four and six months. Steiner initially suffered the injury in the main even of the May 11 Sacrifice pay-per-view. He worked as recently as Sunday night in Cincinnati. To read the full story, visit TNAWrestling.com.

Powell’s POV: Tough luck for Steiner. I'm amazed that he was able to continue working through the injury. The story notes that he had an MRI back in May, but the test was inconclusive due to swelling in the knee.