Adam Copeland is “ready to try again” in AEW.

Adam Copeland says he’s ready to “get back into action” with AEW.

Copeland has been out of action since his May cage fight against Malakai Black AEW Double or nothing. While Copeland finished the match and retained the TNT Championship, he was forced to vacate it due to a broken tibia. PWInsider recently reported that Copeland has been cleared to resume training, but it will be a while before we see him in the ring again.

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ADAM COPELAND TALKS ABOUT RECOVERING FROM INJURIES

“My brain forgets I’m 51, but my body quickly reminded me. “Yeah, you just jumped 21 feet, asshole.” That’s technically three stories. You’re 51, stop it.’ But I feel good, I’m ready to move on and get busy again,” Copeland said recently The Leafs Nation.

Copeland spoke with in September Comic Book about his recovery process, three months after surgery. At the time, he claimed that achieving full mobility was “work in progress.” “I still felt the inadequacies of stupid things, right? Like walking under a leapfrog. That movement – ​​my foot still doesn’t want to go all the way there. So still a work in progress.

But the thing about injuries is, especially when you’re my age, you don’t know how to heal. Will you still heal well? Will you still heal quickly? Will that be the case? And fortunately, at least that still seems to be the case.”

Copeland has been a key figure in AEW since his debut in 2023 AEW WrestleDream. He has since made it clear that this is the end of his wrestling career; He will be retiring from AEW. Just before his Double or nothing During the game, Copeland indicated to Chris Van Vliet that he had “about a year and a half” left on his current contract.