Did Kenny actually say he is going to have all of the surgeries he needs?
The clip posted on YouTube had him mention that he needs it but the way he worded it made it seem like he was closer than that. He said "the goal was a Feb return but that's looking like it won't happen now".
If he was still planning on on having them all surely it would be more obvious then that.
Also he seemed to talk more about focusing on building up his strength on the areas he has neglected because of how he adapted to his injuries and hadn't realised how much he had weakened in certain areas.
Either way, I hope he gets everything he needs done and takes his time to get healthy.
It's a bit of a complex topic, for sure. When Kenny first went out, Meltzer reported that Kenny was 100% going to get three surgeries -- on his left knee, for his hernia, and on his shoulder. He also said Kenny was considering surgery on his nose, because he was having breathing issues.
Jump to today, and Kenny says he still has procedures planned for his knees, neck, and hernia. Knees, as in both, neck, which hasn't been mentioned before outside of his vertigo, and again the hernia which we're alls surprised hasn't been addressed. Suffice to say, who the fuck knows what's going on.
All Kenny says with certainty is that he's getting hernia surgery. He heavily implies that he's going some "cutting edge stuff" beyond that, and specifically mentions building up his knees so they'll recover faster after getting whatever work he's getting done. But he also says he's currently walking like an old man, which might mean he's already had surgery. He doesn't mention what's up with his neck, other than having to get his C1 constantly adjusted to help with his vertigo. He doesn't talk about his shoulder, but he does say he doesn't need to be a strong wrestler going forward. He doesn't talk about his nose and breathing at all.
So, we don't know what surgeries he's already had done. We only know he's getting the hernia taken care of in the future. And all of it is muddied by Kenny's belief that pseudo-science stuff like chiropractic therapy, "stem cell treatment," upping, and other shit can provide long-term benefits.
