From WWE.com August 9, 2002 UPDATE on KANE - It was great seeing Kane this week, and he looks to be very well-rested and in great shape following his bicep injury. The young monster’s return is much-anticipated, but the question is, will he be appearing on Raw or SmackDown!? source: wwe.com Ross Report

From WWE.com August 2, 2002 UPDATE on KANE - "KANE has been released from doctor's care after his torn biceps and will be returning soon, much to the delight of all of us." source: wwe.com Ross Report

From WWE.com July 26, 2002 UPDATE on KANE - "KANE looks as if he will be cleared to return from biceps surgery at the end of July." source: wwe.com Ross Report

From WWE.com July 19, 2002 UPDATE on KANE - "KANE, who along with Terri did a terrific job promoting WWE in Australia last week, is likely to be able to return to work in two weeks. His torn biceps is almost healed and this big athlete will be welcomed back with open arms when he returns." source: wwe.com Ross Report

From WWE.com July 12, 2002 UPDATE on KANE - "KANE is currently in Australia doing promotional work and is about three to four weeks away from returning from a torn biceps." source: wwe.com Ross Report

From WWF.com July 5, 2002 UPDATE on KANE - "Kane is about four weeks away from returning from biceps surgery. Along with Terri, Kane will be traveling to Sydney and Melbourne, Australia, next week to do promotional work for World Wrestling Entertainment's Aug. 10 event in Melbourne. Kane is not scheduled to wrestle on that event as we speak." Credit: wwe.com Ross Report

From WWF.com June 29, 2002 UPDATE on KANE - "Kane is rehabilitating his injured biceps virtually everyday and is well on his way to a full recovery within the next six weeks or so. " Credit: wwe.com Ross Report

From 411wrestling.com June 21, 2002 UPDATE on KANE's WWE Future Posted By Ashish - "Kane made a radio appearance this morning in Cleveland. He said he expects to be back on WWE TV in 6 weeks, at which time the plan is for him to feud with X-Pac over his mask. For promotional appearances, Kane has been wearing an old Kane mask." Credit: 411wrestling.com

From WWE.com June 15, 2002 UPDATE on KANE - "Kane (Biceps) - He continues to rehab with lightweights at home and he is expected to be ready to return in about seven weeks." Credit: wwe.com WWE News

From WWF.com June 7, 2002 UPDATE on KANE - "Kane - Dr. Andrews was happy with his progress and has allowed him to begin training with light weights. He is expected to be ready to return in about eight weeks." Credit: wwe.com Ross Report

From WWF.com May 31, 2002 UPDATE on KANE - Good Ol' JR didn't have anything to say about the Big Red Machine this week :( But remember, KANE will be seeing Dr. James Andrews in Birmingham, Ala., on Monday, June 3rd for an evaluation. Let's keep the warm thoughts and well wishes flowing for the Big Man and his family! Go to wwe.com Ross Report

From WWF.com May 17, 2002 UPDATE on KANE - "KANE (biceps) is doing well with therapy and has started to work on rotating his hand, which is causing some difficulty at this point in his rehab. He will be seeing Dr. James Andrews in Birmingham, Ala., on June 3 for an evaluation." Credit wwf.com Ross Report

From WWF.com May 10, 2002 UPDATE on KANE - "KANE continues his therapy at home to improve his biceps." Credit wwf.com Ross Report

From WWF.com May 3, 2002 UPDATE on KANE - "KANE continues to rehab his torn biceps and is on target to return in approximately three months." Credit wwf.com Ross Report

From WWF.com April 26, 2002 UPDATE on KANE - "Kane is doing well one week after biceps surgery and will have the stitches removed from his arm on Tuesday." Credit wwf.com Ross Report

WWF.com Headlines for April 17, 2002 KANE Out 3 - 4 Months: KANE tore his right biceps while training on Sunday and will be out of action three to four months, according to WWF Senior VP of Talent Relations Jim Ross. KANE underwent surgery Tuesday which went very well and he is expected to be back at 100 percent in four months, as the entire biceps was torn. Look for more information on KANE this Friday in the Ross Report. Credit wwf.com WWF.com, News Headlines

What is the biceps tendon/muscle?
This is the muscle KANE injured on his right arm - the gloved one that delivers his immobilizing ChokeSlam!

The biceps tendon is a long cord-like structure which is located in the front of the shoulder. It starts from the top of the shoulder socket (the glenoid) and exits the joint through a bony groove (the biceps groove). Below the shoulder, this tendon becomes the long head of the biceps muscle. The short head of the biceps is a continuation of the combined tendon which starts from a bony hook (the coracoid) at the front of the shoulder blade. Thus the biceps muscle, which is used to bend the elbow and rotate the forearm, has two anchor points in the shoulder region.
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