Jonathan Davies fractured both arms near the elbow after falling off a bike
BBC rugby pundit and former Wales international Jonathan Davies co-commentated on a rugby league game despite having fractures in both arms.
Davies, 49, said: "I just fell off my bike and landed on both my arms and the shock went up my arms. It was painful."
But the spill did not stop him from attending a wedding the same day and continuing with work commitments, although he is not wearing any casts.
He said: "They are just fractures. You have got to get on with it."
Presenter Clare Balding had told viewers of Davies' injury and said he'd been "extremely brave" to climb a ladder to the commentary box.
Davies, who played both league and union for Wales, was working on the Warrington Wolves' win over Huddersfield Giant in the Challenge Cup semi-final on BBC2 on Sunday 15 July.
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