WWE Hall of Famer Afa Anoa’i, who is most known for his run as one half of the legendary Wild Samoans tag team, has faced several health issues lately, which have fans worried about his well-being. His most recent setback was a fall-related back injury, and sadly, it looks like his back surgery has been put off.
Afa Anoa’i recently suffered a fall that broke his back into two separate fractures. His fans understandably expressed concern when he was transferred to a different medical facility for specialist treatment due to the severity of his injury.
Initially, reports stated that he was scheduled to undergo back surgery to address the injury. However, according to PWInsider, the surgery was delayed. Preceding the fall that led to the fractures, Anoa’i had been slated for heart valve replacement surgery.
Currently, medical professionals are deliberating whether to proceed with the heart valve surgery first and then address his back issues at a later time.
“WWE Hall of Famer Afa Anao’i of The Wild Samoans was slated to undergo surgery today to repair the fractures in his back but the surgery was postponed.”
“Before the fall that caused the fractures, Anao’i had been slated to undergo a heart valve replacement surgery. Doctors are working to decide if they should do the heart valve surgery first and then repair his back at a later time.”
