The current reigning & defending IWGP Heavyweight Champion Kenny Omega reportedly suffered an injury during The G1 Special Event in San Francisco, but he is not letting it keep him from working The G1 Climax 28 Event.
Omega was said to have suffered a fractured heel during his successful title defense against Cody Rhodes at The Cow Palace on July 7th. Omega has competed in seven matches during The G1 Climax 28 Event since then. Dave Meltzer noted on a recent edition of The Wrestling Observer Radio Program that it is a small break in his heel.
Omega remains undefeated in singles competition during The G1 Climax 28 Event defeating Tetsuya Naito, Hirooki Goto & Tama Tonga respectively. While competing alongside Chase Owens during The G1 Climax 28 Event, Omega has lost all four tag team matches.

Omega discussed the injury on the latest edition of Being The Elite, as seen below:
“I still haven’t recovered from San Francisco,” Omega said. “It’s nothing major, it will heal. My heel, my actual heel is suspected to be fractured a little bit slightly. It’s been very painful, it’s very difficult to walk. It’s highly padded through the matches and adrenaline gets me through it.”
Omega was said to have suffered a lateral meniscus injury to his left knee in September last year causing him to miss The Road To Destruction shows. He did not require surgery and was able to successfully defend The IWGP United States Championship against Juice Robinson during The Destruction in Kobe Event on September 24th.