Wrestling Stars React to Update Following Jim Ross's Cancer Surgery
- Jim Ross, a 73-year-old WWE Hall of Famer and AEW commentator, underwent colon cancer surgery on May 27, 2025, in the United States.
- Ross announced his cancer diagnosis and surgery schedule during his Grilling JR podcast on May 26, 2025, after learning of it about two weeks earlier.
- He expressed determination to continue his wrestling career, expects a hospital stay of about six days, and hopes to appear at AEW All In Texas in July.
- Ross stated, "I don't plan on retiring," while podcast co-host Conrad Thompson confirmed the surgery went well and asked fans to keep Ross in their thoughts.
- The AEW community, including President Tony Khan, supports Ross as he begins recovery, though he may slow down but remain active with AEW duties and appearances.
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