WCW alumnus Steve “Mongo” McMichael will be returning home on Thursday after being hospitalized last week for pneumonia. Additionally, McMichael was found to have MRSA and a urinary tract infection.
Jarrett Payton took to Twitter on Wednesday to provide the following update:
“Update on Steve McMichael:
Mongo is set to return home tomorrow! We appreciate all the prayers and kindly ask for continued thoughts and prayers for Steve and his family.
#Bears”
Update on Steve McMichael:
Mongo is set to return home tomorrow! We appreciate all the prayers and kindly ask for continued thoughts and prayers for Steve and his family. #Bears
— Jarrett Payton (@paytonsun) February 21, 2024
Former WWE star Ricardo Rodriguez was a recent guest on the “Under The Ring” podcast to discuss opening his own ‘Three Legacies Wrestling’ school and expanding it to live events. He said,
“So for the last year and a half, I started this company here in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, called Three Legacies Wrestling. It started off with just the academy, just the school, and then it kind of branched off into doing our own events. It’s been a very successful year and a half. We do monthly events. We draw on average 500 people at the events. We had a very large baseball stadium show that we drew about 2,500 people.”
He continued, “We’re building something that we can be proud of. And not just for ourselves, but for potential future pro wrestling stars, but also including our awesome community that has been very, very supportive throughout this whole process.”
Former WCW wrestler Steve “Mongo” McMichael is set to return home after being hospitalized for pneumonia, MRSA, and a urinary tract infection. The news was shared by Jarrett Payton on Twitter, who asked for continued thoughts and prayers for McMichael and his family.
McMichael’s health issues have been a cause for concern among fans and the wrestling community. Pneumonia is a serious respiratory infection that can be life-threatening, especially for individuals with weakened immune systems. MRSA, which stands for Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus, is a type of antibiotic-resistant bacteria that can cause severe infections. A urinary tract infection (UTI) is an infection in any part of the urinary system, including the kidneys, bladder, and urethra.
The update on McMichael’s condition brings some relief to his fans, as he is finally able to return home. The wrestling community has been rallying behind him, offering their prayers and support during this challenging time.
In other wrestling news, former WWE star Ricardo Rodriguez recently appeared on the “Under The Ring” podcast to discuss his new venture, Three Legacies Wrestling. Rodriguez opened a wrestling school in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, which has now expanded to hosting live events.
Over the past year and a half, Three Legacies Wrestling has grown from just an academy to a successful promotion that draws an average of 500 people to its monthly events. Rodriguez even mentioned a large baseball stadium show that attracted around 2,500 attendees.
Rodriguez expressed his pride in building something not only for potential future pro wrestling stars but also for the supportive community that has stood by them throughout the process. The success of Three Legacies Wrestling demonstrates the enduring popularity of professional wrestling and the dedication of its fans.
Overall, the return of Steve “Mongo” McMichael after his hospitalization is a positive development for both him and his fans. It serves as a reminder of the importance of health and the support of the wrestling community during difficult times. Additionally, the growth of Three Legacies Wrestling showcases the continued passion for professional wrestling and the opportunities it provides for aspiring wrestlers.