Kenny Omega’s AEW All-In Status Unveiled Amidst Injury Hiatus

Kenny Omega’s incredible AEW run was disrupted by his battle with diverticulitis, a serious medical condition requiring urgent surgery. Following the procedure, an update on Omega’s recovery has emerged in regard to his status for the upcoming AEW All-In event.

On the May 1 episode of AEW Dynamite, Omega made his first appearance since December. He discussed his recovery from diverticulitis before The Elite, including The Young Bucks, Jack Perry, and Kazuchika Okada, launched a surprise attack, leading to his temporary write-off from AEW television.

Post-surgery, The Cleaner is currently on the road to recovery. It was also reported that Kenny Omega needs to recover, get in shape, and then train for an in-ring comeback at the highest level.

However, according to the latest Wrestling Observer Newsletter, Kenny Omega underwent surgery on May 16, with a typical recovery period of four months. This timeline suggests he might fall a few weeks short of making the AEW All-In spectacle at Wembley Stadium. Moreover, it was also stated that his health situation was far worse than most who have hernia surgery.

“Kenny Omega underwent surgery on 5/16 and the usual recovery period is four months, so in theory he’s going to fall a few weeks short of making All In at Wembley. His health situation was far worse than most who have hernia surgery.”

Kenny Omega has also hinted at a potential reinvention of his persona upon his return, indicating a desire for change in his gimmick. Fans eagerly await The Best Bout Machine’s triumphant return to AEW television, as he is sorely missed, but it seems that AEW All-In will not be on the cards for Omega this year.

What are your thoughts on Kenny Omega possibly missing out on AEW All In this year? Sound off in the comments!