Updated Condition.

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APW.com has just recently reported that "Johnny Knuckles" of the Asylum roster; who was just hospitalized after last nights show in Vancouver has become stabilized. No word as to if he is conscious yet or not but for the moment, he is ok. Doctors expect him to make a full recovery but no answer as to when.

For those who missed Asylum this weekend, Knuckles was brutally beaten in the head with multiple chair shots to the face by Jason Kash after being handcuffed. This took place after Knuckles came out of the crowd after Jason's match against Aubrey J Parker where he returned from suspension and pinned the newely crowned Suicidal Champion. After the Match, Knuckles took advantage of the already tired; Jason Kash and proceeded win back the Dark Match Championship.

Still no comment from President Jeff or Reginald as to Jason Kash's actions or the condition of Johnny Knuckles but one thing is for sure, there will be hell to pay as Knuckles and Kash have had a nearly seven year long rivalry.

Stay Tuned to APW.com to hear more on this story as it is reported.

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APW.com has just recently received comments from President Jeff and Reginald as to Johnny Knuckles condition. Knuckles, who was just recently hospitalized, is in stable condition but is currently not conscious.

President Jeff: "Jason Kash's actions cost us a big draw on Asylum. In lieu of suspension, since he just came off of it, he will be heavily fined and forced to sit and watch reruns of My Little Pony on a television made back from the 50's, yes they still have those, in black and white.

Or

He could watch reruns of Knuckles pinning him over and over again in high definition in a repeated loop for an undetermined amount of time. Whatever I feel like choosing. I think I speak for all of Action Packed Wrestling when I say that we all wish Knuckles a safe return."

Comments were also made by Reginald earlier today.

Reginald: "I have Knuckles booked for the next Asylum Feb 24th, but that may change. I hope to hear from him as soon as possible and wish him a speedy recovery. Knowing him, he will show up in stitches and gauze wrapped around his head; ready to do what he does best. In the meantime, he will be booked accordingly as if nothing happened until he is able to tell me otherwise. This is why our bookings are subject to change. Again, I wish him a speedy recovery and safe return."

This is all but tune into APW.com for more on this as it develops.