WWE Hall of Famer Mick Foley posted the following today:
“TOUGH DAY FOR MICK!
I have no idea how I am still walking around after this accident. I’m in the hospital now, and I’m sore from my knees to my neck, including a minor concussion.”
Mick Foley recently thanked AEW President Tony Khan for playing a role in increasing current wrestlers’ salaries. Here’s what the former WWF Champion said at Monopoly Events’ ‘For The Love of Wrestling’ convention:
“I think they’ve been really important in raising the remuneration that wrestlers receive. I’m not saying this out of any disrespect, but WWE is to me in its own league, but I’m really grateful for AEW.
They have great matches on a regular basis, and without them, the WWE Superstars would not be making what they deserve. So thank you, Tony Khan.”
Speaking of Foley, his daughter, Noelle Foley, recently shared her journey towards improved health, revealing she underwent breast implant removal. In a recent Instagram video, Noelle disclosed the decision, highlighting her commitment to overall well-being after years of grappling with health challenges.
The video, which showed Noelle discarding her silicone implants, was accompanied by a detailed caption explaining her rationale. “SURPRISE!!! I got my breast implants removed!!!” she began, addressing potential questions directly. “Before anybody starts saying bUt wWhHyYy??, LET ME TALK TO YA! I got them removed entirely for my health.”
Noelle elaborated on the impact of her past injuries, stating, “As most of you know, my health has been through the wringer these past 5 years from my head/neck injury, so I decided I needed to put my overall health as my top priority so my body can perform/heal at an optimal level… and that meant getting these toxic silicone bags out of my body, amongst a ton of other lifestyle changes.”
Her decision was not made lightly. “When you’ve tried every treatment imaginable and even doctors run out of answers, you need to think outside of the box… like EXTREMELY outside of the box,” Foley explained. She clarified that the removal was “more so a way to repair the body on a cellular level to have the best chance of recovery from my previous injuries.”
Noelle emphasized the extensive research and deliberation that preceded her choice. “I spent two years thinking and researching in depth about this, so it’s not like this was an easy overnight decision,” she stated. She also indicated plans to delve deeper into the scientific reasoning behind her decision in a future post, acknowledging that “this may sound a little crazy, but at the end of the day, you just have to listen to your gut.”
She also revealed that the procedure took place over a year and a half ago, and she is only now sharing the information. “P.S. I got them removed over a year and a half ago, I just never got around to posting about it, but now ya know.” And she finished the post with a firm warning, “P.P.S. if anyone has anything mean or rude to say, you go bye bye.”
