I checked in with my surgeon, who was very happy with both the strength and the stability of my knee. Hearing how pleased he was gave me quite a lot of confidence; the surgery had undeniably gone accordingly, and now I just had to work hard at rehabbing. I found myself getting slowly and slowly

Returning to the gym was something I was incredibly excited about. I tried to continue my workouts as much as I could after my injury, but it was particularly difficult after coming out of surgery. With a severely weakened left leg, basing for many upper body exercises was tough. Mentally, I believe I made it

I was really looking forward to EPW’s gig at Supanova this year, and I was originally set to wrestle at the event. And although I was reasonably fresh out of surgery, I still wanted to be there. This was difficult with our limited door spots, and I couldn’t assist EPW in any way in the

It didn’t take me long to get booked in for knee surgery. After the injury, the thing I was dreading was waiting ages for the operation. But it was only a few days after Evolution that I went under the knife. The morning of the surgery was an awakening as to just how bad my

Injuries happen in professional wrestling, and I am no stranger to getting hurt. Throughout my career, I’ve been heavily concussed, cracked my scapula and I have permanent tissue damage to my left leg. In late 2014, I fractured the c5 and c6 vertebrae in my neck, which kept me out of action for an entire