Update on Scott Steiner after he was rushed to the hospital last night

The latest update on Scott Steiner’s health has surfaced. 

As noted earlier on the site, he collapsed while doing a backstage promo in Atlanta during an Impact Wrestling TV taping for a throwback TNA show that will air on AXS TV. 

It was reported by Pro Wrestling Sheet that Steiner was worked on by paramedics at the taping after collapsing. He was then rushed to the emergency room.

In the latest update, PWInsider reported on Saturday morning Steiner is scheduled to undergo a heart procedure today and remains in stable condition.

To read the original report as well as see comments from Impact Wrestling executive Scott D’Amore and Tommy Dreamer, click here. 

We’ll pass along an update on the legendary wrestler when it surfaces.

Andrew Ravens
Andrew Ravens
Andrew Ravens is a reporter for WrestlingNews.co, where he covers the latest happenings in the world of professional wrestling. Based in Tulsa, Oklahoma, his main focus is reporting on day-to-day wrestling news, with a special emphasis on covering WWE and AEW. Having covered the industry since 2013, Andrew has developed an extensive knowledge of pro wrestling. His work involves more than just standard news updates; he also serves as a beat writer, providing in-depth and ongoing coverage of wrestling companies and its storylines. His skill set includes providing detailed play-by-play coverage for major events, ensuring fans who can't watch live still get a feel for the action. He also handles transcription, accurately converting interviews and media scrums for readers. As a dedicated reporter, Andrew frequently attends major wrestling events to cover them live, including WWE's Monday Night Raw and SmackDown, as well as AEW Dynamite. You can get in touch with Andrew for news tips or correspondence by emailing him at ravenstarmedia21@gmail.com.

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