Felix Upton on September 7, 2023
Jim Ross wouldn’t miss AEW’s big Wembley Stadium event. That being said, as he made the trip to AEW All In London, the WWE Hall of Famer was going through a bit of pain.
Jim Ross has kept fans up to date with his various health issues over the years. He has fought through a lot, but keeps going without any intention of slowing down. When AEW booked 81,000 plus fans in Wembley Stadium, Jim Ross knew he had a job to do.
During his Grilling JR podcast, Jim Ross revealed that he suffered through a bit of leg pain along the way. That didn’t stop him from doing his job in Wembley Stadium.
“I don’t know how many more of these stadium shows outside the United States, or inside the United States, I have in me. To be just realistic about it. It’s so great, I’m so fortunate.”
“I had a bit of leg pain with all that flying was not cool. I had my leg wrapped. A doctor saw it, and he wrapped it, so it was nice and tight, so it was all good. Now, taking it all off when I got to Oklahoma wasn’t a pleasure, but, hey look — I made it work, and it was great, man. I had so much fun.”
It’s great to see that Jim Ross had a lot of fun at All In. It was quite a show, and the crowd was on fire for practically the entire event. Even with all that CM Punk drama backstage at All In London, it was still a show worth remembering for many other reasons.
Jim Ross’ entrance at AEW All In London needed to be altered a bit due to that CM Punk fiasco, but JR has been around long enough to take things as they come to him. Only time will tell if Jim Ross will be around AEW for All In London next year.
What’s your take on Jim Ross in AEW? Does he make the shows better by being around? Sound off in the comments to let us know what you think!
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September 7, 2023 10:08 am
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