Former WWE star Gangrel recently opened up on his recovery following his recent surgeries.
Taking to social media, Gangrel revealed that he underwent surgery for a total hip replacement three months ago and surgery for a total knee replacement three weeks ago. He said that he had been "hanging low" due to the surgeries. However, he assured the fans that he's on his way back up and feeling good.
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Earlier this year, Gangrel surprised fans with his appearance at AEW Double or Nothing pay-per-view. He emerged from under the ring in a barbed wire steel cage match between Adam Copeland and Malakai Black. Copeland received help from Gangrel and managed to fend off Malakai, Brody King, and Buddy Matthews to secure the victory.
Following the match, Copeland and Gangrel celebrated on the entrance ramp and it marked the reunion of the popular WWE Attitude Era faction, The Brood. Prior to his appearance, 'The Rated R Superstar' had been dropping hints about reuniting with Gangrel during his promo on AEW shows.
Gangrel reveals how his AEW appearance came together
Gangrel had previously appeared on Busted Open Radio and revealed how his appearance came together.
Adam is hard-headed. Once he has a story or something in his mind, he's going to get it done one way or another. Eventually, it went over to AEW and he got it done. I'm appreciative for it. I'm 55 years old. I didn't know if I could crawl up through the bottom of the ring being under there for a while. My biggest fear was, 'Can I get up and move?' My adrenaline kicked in. I was just blessed to be part of that moment.
When I saw him do the interview, I already knew I was coming in. He just wanted to keep it quiet. When he did that interview, I was like, 'He's planting the seeds. He's going to make sure they do remember.' Smart man. They kept it hush-hush. I didn't tell anybody. They had me come in last minute. I stayed in his locker room the whole time. When I went to the ring, (Chris) Jericho was like, 'What are you doing here?' They were able to keep it quiet as best they could and I was surprised by that. It's really hard to do in wrestling nowadays. I didn't get wheelchaired in and covered up or anything like that. Just came in early, went to the locker room and sat there all day. Right before the match, threw a black hoodie on, went out there with the ring crew, climbed under the deal, and that was that.
Gangrel has been entertaining fans for years and all the bumps inside the ring have taken a toll on him. The 55-year-old doesn't seem to stop anytime soon but needs to recuperate fully to compete again in the ring.
We at SEScoops wish him a speedy recovery.
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