Marko Stunt Reveals Uncertainty in Wrestling Career Over Health Issues

Marko Stunt, who first appeared at AEW’s inaugural Double or Nothing event in 2019 and later signed a contract with the company, remained with AEW for a few years before leaving in 2022. With that said, Stunt has expressed uncertainty about how much longer he can continue wrestling due to ongoing health issues.

Marko Stunt was part of the popular Jurassic Express trio alongside Jungle Boy and Luchasaurus, playing a key role on AEW television from 2019 to 2021. However, things shifted when Christian Cage took over as the group’s manager. Stunt eventually left AEW after his contract expired in early 2022, with the company choosing not to renew it. After leaving AEW, Stunt found success working with GCW, where he enjoyed his time in the promotion.

More than two years after leaving All Elite Wrestling, Marko Stunt made a comeback on the July 6 edition of Collision. As ‘Mr. Fun Size,’ Stunt was announced as Jack Perry’s surprise challenger for the TNT Championship and that was the last time he appeared for AEW.

Stunt recently took to Twitter and revealed that he is facing health challenges that may impact how long he can continue wrestling. Although he feels he still has some time left in the ring, he’s uncertain about his future in wrestling. Because of this, Stunt is focusing on his work with PWAdrenaline, aiming to create something special there. Even if he can’t wrestle much longer, he believes PWA will be a place where he can still contribute and stay involved in the industry.

”Gonna be super transparent: Got some health stuff going on. Idk how much more I’m gonna physically wrestle, which kills me. I still got a bit left in me, but it’s also why I’m so focused on @PWAdrenaline right now. If I can’t wrestle, I know PWA can be a place to still create.”

We will have to wait and see whether Marko Stunt will end up retiring sooner than expected due to his health issues. Stunt has given fans countless memories over the years, so they will hope he can still continue to be an in-ring competitor for as long as possible.

What do you think of what Marko Stunt had to say? Who should be his final opponent if he ends up retiring due to health issues? Let us know in the comments section below!