During a recent edition of his “Kliq This” podcast, Kevin Nash shared a health update, noting that he will soon undergo stem cell treatment for his shoulders.
Nash had earlier revealed that he tore a bicep during a workout.
He said, “I won’t say exactly when I’m going, but I’m going. I’m going to get stem cells soon. I’ll probably get between 40 and 70 million in each shoulder, and on my right one, I don’t have any full tears, but on my left one I had a full thickness supraspinatus, and I had that bicep tendon tear. So on both of those, I had to get the repair done in order to put the stem cell on it to get the healing process to where the smaller tears that aren’t full thickness, the stem cells will heal it up. This is the first time that I’ve had this, this will be the fourth or five time I’ve had stem cells, and this will be the first time I wasn’t drinking alcohol, I’m already injured and not training, so I won’t push myself a month afterwards and be banging 405 for six on the inclines. Alcohol [impedes the process], because you want the perfect alkaline system. You don’t want any cortisol. I’m looking forward to it.”
During a recent appearance on the “Masked Man Show” podcast, Oba Femi praised GUNTHER and expressed his desire to wrestle the WWE World Heavyweight Champion.
Femi said, “I love his style and I love his mentality towards what we do. He doesn’t see it as entertainment and professional wrestling, he sees it as a sport, and I respect that. Never traded words with Gunther. Hopefully, one day, I will. Would love to pick his brain and see what he has to tell me because he is good at what he does. We just happen to work that same grounded style and we mix effectively with other styles. I’m happy with the work he’s doing right now. He’s killing it. Hopefully, one day, we’ll get to dance.”
And finally, during a recent appearance on the “Busted Open Radio” podcast, Ethan Page shared his thoughts on Penta’s WWE debut on last week’s episode of RAW.
Page and Penta were part of the AEW roster before joining WWE.
He said, “I can relate to Penta, especially family-wise. Getting to see him on Raw with his family in the front row, his daughter specifically, in tears, was almost a flashback to me winning the championship in my home country of Canada, in Toronto, my daughter in the front row, finally getting to see her dad fulfill his dream of being the champion in the company he’s always wanted to be in. I can only imagine how Penta felt. Debuting, WWE, Monday Night Raw, Netflix. Who knows how many millions of people were watching. Had to feel good.“
