‘Superstar’ Billy Graham Suffering From Acute Renal Failure

“Superstar” Billy Graham is a highly regarded personality within the professional wrestling industry, celebrated for his captivating character portrayals and exceptional in-ring performances. His unforgettable rivalry with Bruno Sammartino for the WWWF Heavyweight Championship remains a highlight in wrestling history. However, fans were left dismayed upon learning that Graham had been admitted to the hospital due to a grave bone infection. Unfortunately, it seems Graham is suffering from acute renal failure.

As previously reported, Billy Graham’s wife instructed the admin of his Facebook page that he had a very bad infection in his ears that spread to the bones in his ears. Fans simply feared the worst for him after that.

Billy Graham has faced numerous health challenges over the years, resulting in multiple hospitalizations. However, despite these setbacks, his fans have remained steadfast in their support for him.

Recently, Graham was transferred out of the intensive care unit after a brief stay, and it was reported that his kidneys were functioning normally. Following this positive update, Graham’s spouse shared additional details about his health via his Facebook page.

As previously reported, Graham was rushed back to the hospital recently. It was then revealed Graham and his wife Valerie recently contracted COVID. In an update from Billy Graham’s Facebook group, it was noted that seems Graham is suffering from acute renal failure.

Would you please put an update up.

He has acute renal failure and they will start dialysis tomorrow to support his kidneys… not sure of the cause at this point… too soon

Also pray for his lungs….no pneumonia but some kind of inflammation or something .

They’ve just gotten him to his room ???????????? thank you”

We are sending our support to Billy Graham and his loved ones during this difficult time. We are hoping that the Superstar will kick out of the prolonged illness soon and will keep you updated on his health status.