Jim Ross confirms that he won’t be in attendance for AEW All In: London after suffering another fall

While speaking on his Grilling JR podcast, AEW announcer Jim Ross provided an update on his health after undergoing brain surgery. Here is what JR had to say…

“I’m doing pretty good. Doing pretty good. Healing slowly but surely, but, you know, I’m just fighting, fighting through it. I fell two nights ago in my bedroom, and I fell into my bench. Jan bought a little bench that she sat at the end of our bed so that her cat could get in the bed easier, and it’s still there. But when I fell, I broke the son of a b*tch and crashed and burned.

My handyman came over and repaired it. So now it’s solid, like I told you, Connie. You and I can sit on it now with no problem. So, that didn’t do me any favors. It’s falling to sh*t, man. If I take my time and don’t get in any big hurry, especially when I change direction, I do pretty good. If I don’t take my time, I go right back to that walker. And using a walker in your own home is humbling. It’s humbling.”

JR confirmed that he won’t be in attendance for All In: London after suffering the fall…

“Both my brain surgeon and another doctor confided and said, ‘You need to stay your ass off the airplane, ’cause if you fall or get hurt, they got to make an emergency landing, or you fall in London and you got to go to a London hospital. It’s not worth the risk.’

I understand it. I’m disappointed. Very disappointed. And I’ll be watching for sure. But, that’s the way it goes sometimes.”

JR has experienced multiple falls in recent months including one before the 2025 All In: Texas PPV event.