A WWE Hall of Famer teased being part of AEW’s biggest annual show, All In. The pay-per-view will take place on August 30. Jim Ross is looking to be part of the event. He doesn’t attend every pay-per-view and Dynamite as he used to before because of his multiple health issues.
The AEW commentator was hospitalised for almost the entire month of June. Before getting on a flight for Double or Nothing in late May, he took a huge fall, which affected his back. Despite the shortcomings, he attended the show. However, he had to be hospitalised for more than three weeks. Almost a month after being discharged, he is planning his next trip.
While speaking on Grilling JR, Jim Ross said that he wants to be a part of All In at Wembley Stadium.
“I have my sights set on the UK and Wembley. You know, that’s a big event and it’s a good trip. It’s a non-stop flight. I enjoy that opportunity, so that’s kind of where I’m setting my sights,” he said. [H/T – WrestlePurists’ X]
WWE veteran Jim Ross shares a major health update
While speaking on Grilling JR, WWE Hall of Famer revealed that he will have to undergo brain surgery down the line. He stated that he noticed the issue when he fainted in his home a few weeks ago.
“I’m getting ready to have another surgery, brain surgery this time, and that’s going to be an adventure, because I don’t think they’re going to find much, oh God, my brain. I gotta get it addressed. I couldn’t live my life the way it was, you know. I forget sh– and just couldn’t remember things. It’s just horrible. I felt horrible, but that all started with me passing out in my house and being discovered there, and we began an almost 40-day hospital stay. It’s not optional if I want to get better, and I want to get better for sure. This is a whole new ball game, and it’s a little scary to be honest with you,” he said.
It will be interesting to see whether the WWE Legend attends All In in August.
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Edited by Tejas Pagare