Top AEW/ROH Star Sidelined For Weeks After Undergoing Hernia Surgery

Whenever a professional wrestler undergoes surgical intervention, it invariably brings about a delay in plans, be it the promotion's schedule or the athlete's absence from the squared circle, thus affecting their prominence in the industry.

Currently, the issue of a star wrestler's convalescence confronts AEW/ROH as one of their elite performers recently underwent surgery to repair a hernia, resulting in a hiatus from the ring for several weeks.



During the recent ROH TV tapings at Universal Studios in Orlando, Florida, Eddie Kingston, a prominent figure in AEW/ROH, declared to the spectators that he was scheduled to undergo hernia surgery on Tuesday. Kingston, in his statement, anticipated returning to the ring after a recovery period of six weeks.

The aforementioned wrestler has not participated in a match since his defeat to ROH World Champion Claudio Castagnoli at the Supercard of Honor pay-per-view on March 31. As evidenced below, Kingston has confirmed undergoing surgery to rectify his medical condition. We extend our best wishes for his swift recuperation.

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