Will the League of Nations End? Only Rusev Stands

A few weeks ago, Rusev injured his knee, but it wasn't a serious matter. He was able to return a few days later for the tour of India. Now, it seems that he is the only standing member of the once powerful group, the League of Nations.

King Barrett was the first to fall. His injury wasn't as debilitating, as he has been able to continue attending events, but he avoids confrontations. Every time Barrett appears, there is no physical contact with him.

Sheamus, the faction's leader, injured his hand. The seriousness of his injury is still unknown, but if he appears on Monday Night Raw, he would avoid any altercation like Barrett.

And the Mexican Alberto del Río is in a similar situation after a suplex applied by Brock Lesnar. Del Río didn't land well and hurt his lower back, and although he was able to finish his participation in the Royal Rumble, he missed both Raw and SmackDown.

Yesterday he was supposed to face Kalisto at the Tour B event at the McKenzie Arena in Chattanooga, Tennessee, but he was replaced by The Miz.

So, it seems that the League of Nations is a one-man faction: the Bulgarian Rusev (without Lana, because when Rusev is with the League, Lana doesn't exist).