AEW Star Provides Update After Back Fusion Surgery: Focused on Recovery

AEW star The Blade, known for his rugged style as part of The Butcher and The Blade tag team, is currently recovering from back fusion surgery. After spending most of 2024 on the sidelines, The Blade underwent surgery in September, which he later confirmed was successful. His on-screen partner Allie (The Bunny) recently provided fans with an update, sharing that The Blade is making steady progress with his rehabilitation.

The Blade’s Road to Recovery

The Blade’s back issues led to his prolonged absence from the ring, with his last AEW appearance dating back to early 2024. To address his injury, The Blade opted for back fusion surgery, a major procedure designed to stabilize the spine and alleviate chronic pain. While this type of surgery often requires extensive recovery time, The Blade’s determination to heal fully has been evident. Shortly after his surgery, he took to social media to express gratitude to fans for their support and optimism about his recovery.

Positive Update from Allie on The Blade’s Rehabilitation

During a virtual signing with RDP Promotions, Allie provided insight into The Blade’s progress. “He’s hanging in there. He just started his PT [physical therapy],” Allie shared. She also mentioned that The Blade has found ways to stay active during his recovery, including performing stand-up comedy. “He’s really focused on getting healthy,” Allie added, expressing pride in his commitment to recovery.

While there is no official timeline for The Blade’s return to the ring, his progress with physical therapy suggests he is moving steadily through the recovery stages. Fans are hopeful to see him back in action when fully healed, adding another chapter to his wrestling journey.

The Blade’s Future in AEW

As The Blade focuses on his health, AEW supporters continue to send well-wishes, eagerly anticipating his eventual return. The Butcher and The Blade have been popular mainstays in AEW, and The Blade’s return would inject new energy into the tag team division.

For now, The Blade’s health remains the top priority, but his dedication to recovery has fans optimistic about his comeback. As he progresses, updates will be shared, building excitement for his return to AEW’s dynamic roster.

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