Jim Ross, a prominent figure in the wrestling world and AEW commentator, has shared the news of another cancer diagnosis through his social media channels. The WWE Hall of Famer has been diagnosed with colon cancer and is scheduled to undergo surgery in the coming weeks.
This diagnosis marks another challenge for Ross, who has previously battled cancer and undergone multiple medical procedures related to it. Despite these health setbacks, he expressed gratitude for the outpouring of support from family, friends, fans, and colleagues.
At 73 years old, Ross has faced various health issues but remains committed to his passion for wrestling. While some fans have suggested he step back from the sport, Ross has continually emphasized his enduring love for the wrestling community, which motivates him to stay involved.
His contributions to the industry are significant, particularly during the WWE’s Attitude Era, where his commentary was instrumental in enhancing the excitement of iconic matches and segments involving wrestling legends like “Stone Cold” Steve Austin and The Rock. Although he appears less frequently on AEW broadcasts now, he still brings his expertise to pivotal moments during major pay-per-view events.
Ross’s dedication to wrestling spans over five decades, and his resilience in the face of adversity continues to inspire fans and colleagues alike. This ongoing battle highlights not just his strength but also the close-knit nature of the wrestling community that supports its members during tough times.