AEW wrestler Jake Atlas said on Twitter that he underwent successful surgery for a torn ACL on Tuesday.
hi everyone! quick update :)
My injury from my match with Adam Cole is, unfortunately, a torn ACL. I’m in good spirits, though. AEW has been extremely supportive throughout & surgery yesterday was a success. I’m disappointed that this occurred so soon after my return to wrestling & joining AEW, BUT I’m not going anywhere. I’m not quitting. I worked diligently with prehab before surgery & I look forward to getting straight to work on rehab now post-surgery so that I can get back in the ring as soon as possible & do what I do best.
Donβt forget to tune in to #AEWDynamite tonight on @TBSNetwork! pic.twitter.com/ALCC1r5Jvw
β ππππ ππ§πππ¦ (@JakeAtlasReal) February 16, 2022
Atlas suffered the injury in his first televised AEW match on January 5 against Adam Cole.
His AEW signing had just been announced the prior week.

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