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AEW’s Kenny Omega Gives Update on Kota Ibushi’s Recovery [Exclusive]

Speaking to VICE, AEW star Kenny Omega shares insight into how Kota Ibushi’s injury recovery is progressing.

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In October, AEW star Kota Ibushi suffered a broken left femur in his match with Josh Alexander, which ultimately led to surgery. After that, he had complications that resulted in him getting a second surgery months later. Now two months into his recovery from that surgery, Ibushi appears to be progressing well.

Ibushi took to Instagram this week to share his progress via video. Ibushi can be seen doing squats and walking up the stairs. “From my private life to rehab. Everywhere I go has meaning. Everything I do has meaning. Nothing is impossible! I’ll be 44 next month, but regardless of April, I’m working toward my return. This is something to celebrate,” Ibushi said in the caption.

“Still, still, still… it hurts. But until a week ago, I had difficulty walking. Something has started to move forward. It’s been about two months since my second surgery. I will definitely be back, so please wait for me,” he added. “Sending these feelings to Kenny, Bucks, and Tony Khan!! To my dear friends. English is difficult. I’m currently in........

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