"I’m Colorblind", "Have One More Match In There Somewhere" - 76-year-old WWE legend will NOT give up

A WWE legend is determined to fight on despite recent health setbacks. The 76-year-old has been battling with health issues for many years but keeps coming back stronger.

Hall of Famer Jerry "The King" Lawler suffered a stroke in September this year. This was the third stroke he suffered, having gone through the same ordeal in 2023 and in 2012 during an edition of Monday Night RAW.

Now, speaking on WMC-TV, Lawler has revealed the extent of damage caused by his third and latest stroke. In the video, Lawler shows the reporter Rockwell images made from charcoal and then revealed his recent stroke has left him colorblind.

"Because I'm colorblind, I can't see the colors," he said.

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When asked about his health, the legendary commentator said he feels a six or seven out of 10. However, he said that his health struggles won't stop him from returning to the ring for one more match.

“I have not put it out of my mind. We have one more match in there somewhere,” he said. [H/T: Action News 5]

Despite his health issues, Lawler's spirit remains intact, and fans will hope he continues to entertain them.

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Jerry Lawler recently reunited with WWE legend

For years, Jerry Lawler and Jim Ross remained the voice of WWE RAW. Their voice on the commentary became synonymous during the Attitude Era and the Ruthless Aggression Era.

Even though they have gone their separate ways since those glory days, fans still fondly remember them. The legendary pair also recently reunited at an event.

They were seen together at an Ultimate Stars Promotions event in Pittsburg, and the Hall of Fame duo were all smiles. JR uploaded a photo of them posing together on X (Twitter).

Both JR and Lawler called some of the most iconic moments in WWE's history and remain one of the best commentary duos in pro wrestling history.

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Edited by Sherjeel Malik