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Powerhouse Hobbs Shares Progress Three Weeks After Knee Surgery

May 13, 2024 1 min read

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Powerhouse Hobbs, a professional wrestler with All Elite Wrestling (AEW), sustained a knee injury during a televised match against Jon Moxley on the April 24 episode of AEW Dynamite. The match was for the IWGP World Heavyweight Championship, during which Hobbs suffered a torn patellar tendon that required surgical intervention.

Following the surgery, Hobbs took to social media to update fans on his recovery process. He shared a video of his first physical therapy session, indicating that he is working towards making a comeback to the ring. While Hobbs has not provided a specific timeline for his return to wrestling, recovery times for patellar tendon surgery can vary greatly, from a few weeks for minor injuries to several months or even up to a year for more severe cases.

Hobbs has expressed his determination to return to action, hinting at his mindset with statements like "bringing Hell with me" upon his return. Fans and colleagues alike will be monitoring his rehabilitation progress as he works towards resuming his career in AEW.

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