WWE star Rey Mysterio spoke with PJStar.com and discussed the concussion he suffered on Monday. "I did an impact test on Monday in Fresno, Calif., and the results were not too good," Mysterio said. "There will be an impact test later (Thursday) and first thing tomorrow and we're going on that. The WWE is strict on its (Wellness) policy right now."

Mysterio was asked whether he's considering retirement. "No, not at all," Mysterio said. "After this surgery, it kind of set me back almost a year trying to get my knee back in shape and recovered. I have my limitations as far as what I can do in the ring, but I manage to be creative with my style. I think that is what keeps me still able to perform for my fans. As long as I keep doing that, I'm good to go." Read the full interview at PJstar.com/blogs/thebuzz/x1101046849/High-flying-Rey-Mysterio-talks-about-his-future-and-decorated-past.

Powell's POV: Mysterio noted that his surgically repaired knee "is where it needs to be at right now." He is not expected to work the weekend house shows due to the concussion. WWE announced that he won't attend, though he didn't completely rule it out during the interview. Mysterio also spoke about what he has left to accomplish, debuting at age 14, working in ECW, the WCW Cruiserweight division, and more.

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