Jim Ross, wrestling legend, faces battle against colon cancer
The renowned professional wrestling commentator, Jim Ross, has been diagnosed with colon cancer. Through a social media post on Thursday, Ross, 73, reported that he was diagnosed this week and will undergo surgery in the next two weeks.Ross is widely known for his outstanding career in World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) from 1993 to 2013. His iconic phrases have transcended popular culture, solidifying him as one of the most beloved voices in the history of wrestling. His phrase “My God” or “By God”, pronounced with his characteristic Oklahoma accent after a shocking moment, is perhaps his most famous expression. Other emblematic phrases such as “He’s broken in half” and “That man has a family” are often used on social media to highlight shocking moments in sports like American football. Ross is a fervent follower and promoter of the American football team Oklahoma Sooners, often accompanying his ring entrance with the school anthem, “Boomer Sooner”. Inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame in 2007, Ross has been working with All Elite Wrestling (AEW) since 2019. The description of Jim Ross’s social media post: Diagnosis of colon cancer. Surgery is scheduled for the next two weeks. I appreciate your concern and support! AEW issued a statement showing its support: All Elite Wrestling joins fans around the world to send love and support to Jim Ross as he battles colon cancer. J.R. is a valued member of the AEW family, and we stand by him during his journey to recovery.I appreciate your concern and support.
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