Cowan-Dickie on Neck Surgery and Quitting Call of Duty

Exeter Chiefs and England rugby player Luke Cowan-Dickie recently underwent neck surgery to correct a long-standing injury. The surgery was successful, and Cowan-Dickie is now focused on his recovery and rehabilitation.

In addition to his physical rehabilitation, Cowan-Dickie has also made the decision to quit playing the popular video game Call of Duty. He cited the strain it was putting on his neck and upper body as a contributing factor to his decision.

Cowan-Dickie has been open about the challenges of balancing his passion for gaming with his professional rugby career. He acknowledged that quitting Call of Duty was a difficult decision, but one that he felt was necessary for his overall well-being.

Despite having to give up one of his favorite pastimes, Cowan-Dickie remains committed to his recovery and return to the rugby field. He is determined to come back stronger than ever and continue to excel in his sport.

Neck injuries are common in rugby players, particularly in the scrum where players often experience significant physical strain. Cowan-Dickie’s decision to undergo surgery and prioritize his health is a testament to his dedication to the sport and his commitment to his longevity as a player.

We wish Luke Cowan-Dickie a speedy recovery and look forward to seeing him back on the rugby field soon. His decision to prioritize his health and well-being serves as an important reminder to all athletes to listen to their bodies and make choices that support their long-term success.