Overview
- Ross had a shunt inserted in August to drain excess fluid from his brain to treat memory and balance problems, and he later developed severe headaches.
- Non‑surgical adjustments to the shunt did not ease his symptoms, prompting Ross to announce a second brain surgery to correct the device.
- The announcer has publicly requested positive thoughts and said the ongoing problems have prevented him from returning to AEW commentary and attending recent events.
- Doctors are also evaluating other health issues Ross disclosed, including healing broken toes from an August fall, a spot on his kidney, and several moles under review.
- Ross’s care and recovery timeline remain uncertain, and the outcome of the upcoming procedure will determine when he can resume work and normal activity.