Dustin Rhodes, AEW star and former TNT Champion, has shared a hopeful update regarding his recovery following double knee replacement surgery. Coming off his final match in late July, where he lost the TNT Title to Kyle Fletcher just 19 days after winning it at AEW All In Texas, Rhodes is making progress in his rehabilitation.
Progress and Challenges in Rehabilitation
<pRhodes took to social media to describe his recovery journey, acknowledging that his knees are still painful but improving daily. Despite facing a tough month, he emphasized his determination and positive outlook, expressing confidence that he will come back stronger than ever.
He wrote:
“Update: Knees are still in pain but getting better by the day. Tough month. All in all, Rehab is going well and pushing through.”
“Long way to go but positive I will be better than ever when I return.”
“Why, grit, work ethic, passion and love for wrestling.”
“Don’t tell @RealBillyGunn, but I am the best over 55 ever!!!!! 😘”
– Dustin Rhodes
Contract Extension and Career Longevity
Rhodes signed a six-year contract extension with AEW last year, securing his place with the company through 2030. This deal will allow him to continue wrestling well into a career that has spanned six decades, underscoring his longstanding commitment to the sport.
Looking Ahead to Future Comebacks
As Dustin Rhodes progresses with his knee recovery, his focus remains on returning to the ring at full strength. His resilience and dedication signal a promising comeback, which fans and the wrestling community are eager to see. Rhodes’s journey highlights the physical challenges athletes endure and the determination required to overcome them, especially at his stage in a legendary career.
