Marq Quen recently made an appearance on Isiah Kassidy’s YouTube channel, where he discussed his time away from AEW TV.
He had been sidelined because of a torn pectoral muscle. Quen has since made his return on an episode of AEW Dynamite.
“I’ve been getting surgery, I’ve been staying at home, crying, miserable, depressed. It took a lot for me to get the surgery because… I was told that I can heal on my own. So when I was trying to heal on my own, they told me that I wouldn’t get the strength back that I had before. So then that’s when I was like, by that time, it was already February, March. Then I was like, why didn’t they say that from the beginning? I would have got the surgery back in December. So that’s why I got the surgery in April. Got this nice little scar right here, you see that?”
“Jay Lethal and Jeff Jarrett whooped our asses. [Kassidy says he thought he popped his shoulder on a Silly String] Yes. But I like the ‘whooping our asses’ better.“
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Marq Quen, one-half of the tag team Private Party in All Elite Wrestling (AEW), recently opened up about his time away from AEW TV due to a torn pectoral muscle. In a conversation with his tag team partner Isiah Kassidy on Kassidy’s YouTube channel, Quen shared his experience and the challenges he faced during his recovery.
Quen revealed that he had initially been advised to heal on his own without surgery. However, he later learned that this approach would not allow him to regain the strength he had before the injury. This realization led him to opt for surgery in April, several months after the initial injury. Quen expressed his frustration with the delayed decision, stating that he would have undergone surgery earlier if he had been informed about the potential consequences of not doing so.
During the conversation, Quen also mentioned an incident involving Jay Lethal and Jeff Jarrett, where they “whooped” Private Party’s asses. Kassidy humorously added that he thought he had popped his shoulder while performing their signature move, Silly String.
The interview provided fans with insights into Quen’s journey of recovery and the challenges he faced both physically and emotionally. It highlighted the dedication and determination required to overcome such setbacks in a professional wrestling career.
Quen’s return to AEW Dynamite marked his comeback to the ring after a year-long absence. Fans were excited to see him back in action and supporting his tag team partner Kassidy.
To learn more about Quen’s experience and hear his full interview, fans can watch the video on Kassidy’s YouTube channel titled “MARQ QUEN: Why He Was Out For A Year, Tony Khan Offered To Pay For College, How We Got Signed & MORE!”
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In conclusion, Marq Quen’s interview shed light on his time away from AEW TV due to a torn pectoral muscle. It provided fans with valuable insights into his recovery journey and the challenges he faced. Quen’s return to the ring was eagerly anticipated by fans, and his story serves as a reminder of the resilience and determination required in the world of professional wrestling.