Legendary wrestling commentator Jim Ross has delivered a resounding health update, announcing that he is officially cancer-free following recent surgery. The beloved "Good Ol' JR" shared the joyous news on his "Grilling JR" podcast, much to the relief and celebration of wrestling fans worldwide.
Ross, a veteran voice of professional wrestling for decades, revealed that his colon cancer is "gone," marking a significant victory in his ongoing health battles. He expressed immense gratitude for his improved condition, stating, "I'm blessed that my health has returned, and I'm feeling pretty damn good."
The 73-year-old Hall of Famer underwent surgery in May to address the disease. While he has faced numerous health challenges in recent years, including previous skin cancer diagnoses and living with Bell's palsy, this latest positive update signals a strong comeback for the iconic announcer.
Eager to return to the commentary booth, Ross indicated his intention to be present at AEW's upcoming "All In: Texas" event in Dallas on July 12th. "I'm tired of sitting at home, and I'm excited about the opportunities that await," he enthused, looking forward to rejoining the action.
Ross also took the opportunity to commend AEW President Tony Khan for his unwavering support throughout his illness. "Tony Khan has been amazingly wonderful during my illness. He supported me wholeheartedly, and I really do appreciate that," Ross stated, highlighting Khan's dedication to his employees.
The news has been met with an outpouring of support from the wrestling community, who eagerly anticipate hearing Ross's iconic voice and signature catchphrases once again. His resilience and enduring passion for the wrestling business continue to inspire, and his return to live events will undoubtedly be a highlight for fans.
