Jim Ross To Undergo 'Fairly Serious' Brain Surgery
Jim Ross said the procedure is not optional if he wants to recover, after an almost 40-day hospital stay.
- On Thursday, Jim Ross, a WWE Hall of Famer and AEW commentator, announced he is preparing for brain surgery during a recent edition of his Grilling JR podcast.
- Ross noted that memory loss began after he passed out at home, leading to an almost 40-day hospital stay earlier this year that prompted the surgical decision.
- The upcoming procedure will use a shunt to drain fluid from his brain, a process Ross described as "fairly serious." If successful, he expects only a two-day hospital stay.
- Widely regarded as one of the greatest play-by-play announcers in wrestling history, Ross is best known as the voice of WWE's Attitude Era. His AEW appearances have been sporadic due to health challenges.
- Ross stated, "It's not optional if I want to get better," describing the upcoming surgery as "a whole new ball game." He remains committed to his recovery.
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WWE Legend Jim Ross Reveals He's Set To Undergo Brain Surgery After Nearly 40-Day Hospital Stay
For many pro wrestling fans, legendary announcer Jim Ross represents the voice of an entire generation. “Good Ol’ J.R.,” as he’s often referred to, is a WWE Hall of Famer who served as a play-by-play man for the company across multiple decades and currently works for rival company AEW. However, Ross had been off the air for […] The post WWE Legend Jim Ross Reveals He’s Set To Undergo Brain Surgery After Nearly 40-Day Hospital Stay appeared first…
Jim Ross To Undergo 'Fairly Serious' Brain Surgery
WWE Hall of Famer/AEW commentator Jim Ross is heading back to the hospital to undergo brain surgery, the wrestling legend recently shared. Ross recently made it home after over 30 days in the hospital. He has yet to publicly confirm the reason for this time in the hospital. During a recent edition of his “Grilling JR” podcast, Ross shared that he’ll soon undergo brain surgery, in the latest of his medical issues. He said, “I’m just battling, I’m…
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