Injuries are a common part of professional wrestling, and AEW has had its share over the years. Brian Cage is the latest wrestler to deal with an injury, and it appears that he recently had knee surgery because of it.

The Machine took to his Instagram story and uploaded a photo of his knee following surgery, showing that he only just recently went under the knife and is now already on the road to recovery.

In a follow-up video, Brian Cage talked about how good it felt to be back in the gym after his knee surgery. While he was working out, someone told him he was the most muscular guy in Vegas. That made him feel good, even though he knew he looked better a few weeks ago.

Before the surgery, when he was still going to the gym with a brace on his leg, another person asked if he was getting ready for a bodybuilding show. He appreciated the compliment but told them no, because of how his leg looked.

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“What feels pretty good is, when I was crunching my ass back in the gym today post-surgery, a guy comes up to me and says, ‘Man, you’re like the most jacked guy in Vegas.’ It made me feel good — but obviously, a few weeks ago I looked a lot better.

Even then, before the surgery when I was just hopping around on my brace trying to get it in, a guy was like, ‘Man, are you getting ready for a show?’ And while I appreciated it, I told him, ‘Have you looked at my leg? No, I am not.'”

This comes after Brian Cage injured his knee on March 20th during an independent wrestling event. Because of the injury, he couldn’t compete at AEW Dynasty, where he and Lance Archer were originally scheduled to face The Hurt Syndicate.

Fans are definitely looking forward to seeing Brian Cage return to the ring, especially with how competitive the AEW roster is right now. As always, The Machine is showing that setbacks are just a setup for a strong comeback, and we’ll have to see when he makes his in-ring return.

AEW Star Undergoes Knee Surgery During Absence from Television

What are your thoughts on Brian Cage’s road to recovery? Are you looking forward to seeing him back in AEW? Do you think this injury will impact his wrestling style going forward? Share your thoughts and show some support for Cage in the comments below!

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Subhojeet Mukherjee has covered pro wrestling for over 20 years, delivering trusted news and backstage updates to fans around the world.

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