Legendary wrestling announcer Jim Ross has demonstrated remarkable resilience as he prepares for AEW All In Texas on July 12, despite facing a challenging battle with colon cancer that required surgery. In a recent episode of his podcast, Grilling JR, the WWE Hall of Famer shared a positive update about his health, revealing that he is now cancer-free and feeling good.
Ross discussed his plans for the upcoming event, confirming that he will participate fully. “I want to fly in on Thursday and do our business [at Starrcast] on Friday. And then I’ll be at the pay-per-view on Saturday,” he stated, expressing excitement for his role in the wrestling community.
Reflecting on his health journey over the past few months, Ross conveyed gratitude to his medical team while acknowledging the emotional hurdles he faced. At 73, he admitted to moments of uncertainty about his future but is now focused on staying positive and moving forward. “I’m lucky, very lucky. So — it’s all good, man,” he remarked, highlighting the importance of optimism in overcoming adversity.
Fans can look forward to Ross’s commentary during the AEW pay-per-view event, as he is known for his iconic voice in wrestling. His return adds a familiar presence to the action, and many are eager to hear him commentate on the main event and key matches once again.
This uplifting update serves as a testament to Ross’s spirit and dedication to his craft, inspiring not only wrestling fans but anyone facing life’s challenges.