“Ready to kick this cancer out!”: WWE Hall of Famer Jim Ross undergoes successful colon cancer surgery

WWE Hall of Famer and current AEW broadcaster Jim Ross has recently been diagnosed with colon cancer after a visit with his doctors earlier this month. The long-time "Voice of Wrestling" announced earlier this month that he was suffering from his second bout of cancer.However, recent reports suggest that the WWE Hall of Famer has undergone a major cancer removal surgery this morning on May 28. This is not the first time that the WWE Hall of Famer is battling with cancer, the AEW star also successfully fought skin cancer back in 2021.

WWE Hall of Famer Jim Ross' major health update after undergoing colon cancer surgery

The iconic AEW announcer Jim Ross has recently shared that he had been diagnosed with colon cancer. On May 26th, he informed fans that he was scheduled for surgery on May 27th.Ross made the initial announcement on May 15 and shared the news with his fans and admirers, taking to his X account.

The Hall of Famer wrote, “Diagnosed this week with colon cancer. Surgery is being scheduled in the next week or two. I appreciate your concern and support.”

Following this, Jim Ross started his recovery process, and in a new post shared the morning of his procedure, the icon confirmed that he had checked in and was ready for surgery. Sharing the update, he wrote, “Checked n and ready to kick this cancer out on its a**.”

The 73-year-old star posted a selfie with one of his daughters from the hospital, offering a brief update as he prepares to begin treatment. While his fans and admirers were all waiting for an update throughout the morning, they received a positive update courtesy of JR's podcasting partner Conrad Thompson.His close friend and podcast co-host Conrad Thompson shared a positive update about his surgery today on social media, tweeting: “Just heard from @rmorfnyc that JR’s surgery went well and they hope to have successfully removed all of his cancer this morning! Please keep @JRsBBQ in your thoughts and prayers as he begins his recovery!”

Thompson mentioned that the surgery was successful, and doctors claimed that they had been able to remove all his cancer this morning.

Also Read: WWE stars attend NBA playoffs: Triple H steals the spotlight courtside | WWE News - Times of IndiaIn a recent podcast, Ross revealed that the procedure has a recovery time of about one week, and the WWE Hall of Famer hopes to be able to return to work for AEW and do some autograph signings shortly. He also indicated that he will join the All In show in Texas.