On a recent edition of the “Busted Open Radio” podcast, former AEW Women’s World Champion Thunder Rosa spoke about her return to action following a lengthy injury absence and her present mental attitude.
Rosa said, “To make everybody see what I see in myself in the mirror and what I see in myself [with what] I do in the ring. I don’t know, it’s very interesting where I am in my career and again, I think the bottom line for me, more than anything else, is that I thank the universe and I thank god for the opportunity to step in the ring every time. Because I never know if that’s going to be the last one.
And I want people to understand that and I’m not playing the victim. On the contrary. I work my ass off on everything I do because the competition is big and the competition is good. I’m competing with very, very young, hungry women in the division and we all want the same.”
On a recent edition of his “The Extreme Life of Matt Hardy” podcast, Matt Hardy provided a health update on his brother Jeff Hardy, who suffered a broken nose last month.
Matt stated that Jeff is still being tested and his health is the topmost priority.
He said, “Obviously, Jeff’s nose, as I said, it was broken, had a couple little breaks in it. He’s getting some tests done on his sinuses to see how his sinuses are doing. It’s not a fast project. These things move slow, but we’re just trying to make sure his health is first and foremost and putting that above everything else. So that’s the main thing kind of to update on the status of him.“
Injury Updates: Thunder Rosa Returns to Action, Jeff Hardy’s Health Update
Professional wrestling is a physically demanding sport that often leads to injuries for its performers. Two notable wrestlers, Thunder Rosa and Jeff Hardy, have recently provided updates on their respective injuries and their current mental attitudes towards their careers.
Thunder Rosa, the former AEW Women’s World Champion, recently returned to action after a lengthy absence due to injury. In an interview on the “Busted Open Radio” podcast, she expressed gratitude for the opportunity to step back into the ring. She emphasized that she never takes it for granted, as she never knows if each match could be her last.
Rosa also acknowledged the tough competition she faces in the women’s division, with many young and hungry wrestlers vying for the same opportunities. She stated that she works hard in everything she does, not playing the victim but rather embracing the challenge of competing against talented individuals.
On the other hand, Jeff Hardy, a well-known wrestler and brother of Matt Hardy, suffered a broken nose last month. Matt provided an update on Jeff’s health during an episode of his podcast, “The Extreme Life of Matt Hardy.” He mentioned that Jeff is still undergoing tests and that his health is their top priority.
Matt explained that Jeff’s nose had multiple breaks and that they are currently assessing his sinuses to ensure they are functioning properly. He emphasized that the process of recovery takes time and they are focused on prioritizing Jeff’s health above all else.
These injury updates shed light on the physical toll that professional wrestling can take on its performers. It serves as a reminder that behind the flashy moves and entertaining storylines, wrestlers face real risks and must prioritize their well-being.
Both Thunder Rosa and Jeff Hardy’s updates highlight their dedication to their craft and their determination to overcome obstacles. Their stories serve as inspiration to aspiring wrestlers and fans alike, showcasing the resilience required to succeed in such a demanding industry.
As fans, it is important to support and appreciate the efforts of these athletes while also recognizing the importance of their health and well-being. Wrestling may be scripted entertainment, but the physicality and risks involved are very real.