The legendary broadcaster hopes to resume commentary after undergoing brain surgery
Summary
– Jim Ross hopes to return to AEW commentary at All In from Wembley Stadium
– Ross must first undergo surgery to address fluid pressing on his brain
– His health and recovery will determine whether the August 31 return is possible
Jim Ross is already considering a possible return to AEW commentary as he prepares to undergo brain surgery.
Speaking on Grilling JR, Ross said he hopes to attend AEW All In at Wembley Stadium on August 31.
The legendary broadcaster acknowledged that his recovery timeline could make the trip difficult, but he remains focused on the major event.
Ross said he enjoys traveling to the United Kingdom and noted that the direct flight makes the journey more manageable.
His immediate priority remains a procedure intended to address fluid pressing on his brain.
Doctors discovered the issue after Ross collapsed and experienced an extended hospital stay.
The procedure is expected to help relieve symptoms that have affected his memory and daily life.
Ross also plans to appear at WrestleCon in Minneapolis alongside longtime broadcast partner Jerry Lawler before the surgery.
He explained that meeting wrestling fans provides an important emotional boost during his health struggles.
Ross intends to continue attending conventions when physically able, but understands that he must carefully manage his schedule.
He admitted he does not know how many appearances he has left, but he wants to continue representing the wrestling business for as long as possible.
AEW has not officially announced Ross for All In, and his participation will depend entirely on his recovery.
