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Jim Ross still hopeful to be fit for a role at All In: Texas

Jim Ross is still planning to be at the All In: Texas pay-per-view despite recently undergoing surgery to remove colon cancer.

During the latest episode of Grilling JR, Ross said that the July 12 date is a realistic expectation from him and he’s very hopeful he can make it and hopefully call a match or two.

“I’d love to be a part of that event and see the fans and see the talents. I miss the talent a lot,” Ross said. “I’ve been kind of isolated here at home.”

JR said he’s taking it day by day as he heals and gets better. He said that surgeons told him they were happy with the procedure and they’re confident they took it all out, admitting he was “scared to death” for a while.

But Ross is still feeling the effects of the surgery.

“I’m sore from the surgery, my abdomen is real sore, but I’ve endured worse,” he continued. “I’m feeling pretty good, actually.”

He is set to return to the hospital for more follow-ups next month.


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Colin Vassallo has been editor of Wrestling-Online since 1996. He is born and raised in Malta, follows professional wrestling and MMA, loves to travel, and is a big Apple fan!

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