Superstar Athletes’ reactions to Tiger Woods breaking both legs in a car accident are truly heartbreaking. When details of his injuries came out in a report from Yahoo, people instantly knew this could potentially end his career. The “Jaws of Life” saved Tiger Woods’ life after pulling him from the wreckage, but he is still currently undergoing emergency surgery at Harbor-UCLA Medical Center, so the long term damage is still unknown.
On social media all major sports including basketball, football, baseball, golf, and tennis had athletes react to Tiger Woods’ car wreck by expressing emotions they were going through and wishing him a speedy recovery. Justin Thomas also mentioned he was very worried about the mental state of his small children.
Tiger Woods was on the brink of preparing to make a strong comeback in Golf. In recent interviews he conveyed how he surrounded himself with professionals who were helping him with his mental battles.
Now he has another huge hurdle to deal with, because of this unfortunate car wreck breaking both his legs. Hopefully the outpouring of the support from the sports community will at least let him know that everybody is thinking of him, and will help him through the tough journey ahead.
Prayers up for Tiger Woods.
Author: JordanThrilla
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