JAKE HAGER – formerly known as Jack Swagger in WWE – suffered his second PowerSlap loss in a row at the week. And this time he had blood coming from his eye seconds after his KO loss. Jake Hager lost by TKO to Johnny Magna and his eye immediately began to pour Credit: YouTube Hager appeared in shock at what had happened to his eye Credit: YouTube To be clear, Hager is no slouch. He is a former WWE world champion and fought in Bellator MMA as a Heavyweight, relying on his collegiate wrestling background to build up a pro record of 3-0 (1). Sign up for the Sport newsletter Thank you! After his career in the cage stalled and he was released from his AEW deal, Hager made headlines by signing a deal with Power Slap. This latest trip to the podium resulted in a second-round doctor stoppage at the hands of Johnny Magna. After absorbing his opponent’s second slap and remaining conscious, Hager was clearly in a lot of discomfort. As he stumbled back and medical professionals surrounded him, red fluid began to leak from his tear ducts. Hager said in disbelief: “He hit me right in the eye.” After a win on his Power Slap debut, two losses on the bounce in the space of two months is not good news for Hager. Most read in Sport BEST ONLINE CASINOS – TOP SITES IN THE UK Hager now has two losses in the last two months Credit: YouTube At 44-years-old, there aren’t too many other options floating about for the former All-American wrestler. There doesn’t appear to be much of an appetite to see him in a professional wrestling ring again from the top promotions and the MMA boat looks like a ship that has now sailed. But, Hager does have a six-appearance deal with Power Slap that he is now half-way through, so he has time to turn his fortunes around. Comment now
Sickening moment ex-WWE star Jack Swagger cries tears of blood as Power Slap match stopped by doctor
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