TNA wrestler Trey Miguel has announced that he will undergo surgery to fix a hernia, but plans to compete at the upcoming Slammiversary Pay-Per-View event before the procedure. The former X-Division Champion shared this update on his personal X (formerly Twitter) account, clarifying that he chose to delay the surgery to avoid disappointing his fans.
Miguel discussed the tough choice he faced regarding the timing of his surgery, ultimately deciding to perform at one of TNA’s most significant events. “After Slammiversary, I will have surgery for my hernia,” he wrote. “I was given the option, and I chose to be there. I’ll give it my absolute best because that’s what @ThisIsTNA and you, the fans, deserve.”
He assured fans that the surgery is relatively minor and should not significantly impact his wrestling career. Miguel expressed appreciation for the overwhelming support from fans since announcing his situation. “This is a minor surgery, and full recovery is expected,” he added. “Thank you all for your well wishes and messages. I apologize if I missed responding to anyone.”
As a founding member of Rascalz, Trey Miguel is a two-time TNA X Division Champion and former TNA World Tag Team Champion. He will team with Zachary Wentz in a four-way ladder match at Slammiversary against reigning TNA World Tag Team Champions Nemez, Hardys, and FIR$t Cla$$.
Fan Take: This announcement highlights Trey Miguel’s commitment and resilience, qualities that energize TNA Wrestling’s passionate fanbase. His decision to compete despite injury reinforces the fierce dedication seen in the sport, potentially inspiring other wrestlers and thrilling fans during one of TNA’s premier events.
