AJ Misses WWE Live Event Due To Illness, Kevin Owens To Miss Dates

AJ was out of action briefly, but will be back shortly.

AJ Styles was not at a WWE Live event in Bueno Aries, Argentina last night due to a stomach flu illness. He will be back on the road tonight for another show in Bueno Aries.

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There has been a scare lately in the locker room amid rumors that Bo Dallas may be suffering from a contagious illness, possibly viral meningitis. That is absolutely not confirmed, though both Bray Wyatt and Jojo were kept off the road due to the potential of whatever Bo Dallas may be suffering from is contagious.

Bray Wyatt had been in the middle of a feud between him and Finn Balor, which was set to culminate at TLC with the Demon battling Sister Abigail. There isn't any word concerning the three's status for TLC on Sunday.

AJ Styles had just started a feud with Jinder Mahal over the WWE title. After Jinder Mahal challenged Brock Lesnar to a match at Survivor Series, AJ Styles came out and said that he hadn't beaten him yet. After a few back and forth words, Styles attacked Mahal, sending him reeling to the back.

Later, WWE would announce that former WWE Universal Champion Kevin Owens would be missing a couple of shows as well, but for "personal reasons." 

Kevin Owens left Buenos Aires today and will not appear at the remaining Live Events in Argentina and Chile this weekend, WWE.com has learned.

Though Owens did perform at Luna Park for Thursday night's Live Event in Buenos Aires, he has left before the remaining Live Event dates scheduled in Argentina for tonight, and at the Movistar Arena in Santiago, Chile, this Friday and Saturday, due to personal reasons.

WWE's roster has taken quite the hit recently, with Styles, Owens, Nia Jax, Neville, Bo Dallas, Bray Wyatt and JoJo all missing dates for various reasons.

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