On the latest “Grilling JR” podcast, WWE Hall of Famer/AEW broadcaster Jim Ross gave an update on his health.
Ross said, “I feel pretty good. I had my staples from my hip surgery removed this week, so that was good, 28 of them, cut them in half and pulled them out. It’s not pleasant, but it will help my healing. That’s a new development. The port that’s in my chest right now that I was getting intravenously with antibiotics come out this week as well. So we’re making some progress. It tests your patience, no doubt about it.”
Jim Ross recently signed on for another year in AEW. Ross was asked if he feels this might be his last year:
“I think so,” he said. “It’s realistic to think that way. I’m 72 years old. I feel good. I’m getting healthier every day, which is great, but I can think realistically this could be my last year and more than likely will. That’s to be determined. That’s between me, my health, and Tony Khan seeing how much to utilize me. Right now it’s a good plan because I’m essentially working, as I understand it, pay-per-views only, so that’s where you’ll find me once a month as the plan goes as we speak. We all know that in pro wrestling, things change on a fly and things can be different, but I don’t think so on this occasion.”
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