Paul Wight is ready for his next big match. As long as his body cooperates. Wrestling’s signature giant of the past three decades had his knee replaced last summer, but he is making progress in ...

Paul Wight provides an important update on the status of his knee just days before AEW heads to London for All In at Wembley Stadium. ... Paul Wight had knee surgery in 2022, ...

AEW star Paul Wight received knee surgery in 2022, and he's currently working on getting back into ring shape. While speaking to Metro, ...

All Elite Wrestling star Paul Wight was recently in a wheelchair for nearly three months because of a knee injury. "I had crushed all the bone in the knee. I was bleeding into my shin," he said to ...

Paul Wight has made appearances on-screen as a member of the ROH Board of Directors in recent months. However, he has not wrestled since January, when he competed on the Jericho Cruise. He has not ...

Paul Wight signed with AEW back in 2021. While featured sparingly over the years due to needing multiple surgeries, Wight was most recently seen as an authority figure for Ring of Honor.

Paul Wight has had a legendary run in pro wrestling and has nothing left to prove. On this week's episode of Dynamite, he returned to action for a tag team street fight.

Paul Wight, AEW talent since 2021, shared an Instagram health update, aiming for a ring return post-surgery, with full knee motion. Praises Tony Khan's support. Teamed with Jericho, Ibushi, Omega ...

Since then, Wight has competed in three more AEW matches, with his latest coming back in March 2022. Concern Surrounding Paul Wight’s Health Paul Wight is making his in-ring return, but he will ...

Now an AEW star who goes by his real name, Paul Wight, the larger-than-life talent has revealed he’s having surgery, again. Big Show had been in the WWE for a long time until he jumped ship in ...

Paul Wight, who was The Giant in ... Sting would get The Giant rocking, then drop him to one knee. He’d hit all four corners of the ring, ... Wight, 52, still wrestles for AEW.

Paul Wight is ready for his next big match. As long as his body cooperates. Wrestling’s signature giant of the past three decades had his knee replaced last summer, but he is making progress in ...