After missing All In due to brain surgery, Jim Ross is now hoping to call a match or two at the upcoming AEW All Out pay-per-view which takes place later this month.

On his latest Grilling JR podcast, Ross said that if he continues to improve at the rate that he is, there will be no doubt that he will be in Chicago for the show, especially since the flight from Oklahoma is a short hop.

“Because it’s a non-stop flight from Oklahoma City to Chicago, I’m not flying to London, I’m flying a short hop, so to speak. Two hours. And to me, that’s a pretty short hop,” the Hall of Fame broadcaster said.

“I’ve made it very known that I want to return to help on some of the main events as soon as I’m able to travel better. As far as just looking at the match, interpreting what I see, and articulating it, I could do that now,” Ross continued.

He did say that they’re still worried about him falling and want to get him better and more steady on his feet before any decision is taken.

Ross has previously said that his AEW contract expired in August, but with the show set for September 26, it seems that it will be a non-issue.