Jay White’s AEW Return in Jeopardy Amid Possible Shoulder Surgery

Jay White's AEW Return in Jeopardy Amid Possible Shoulder Surgery

Jay White’s AEW Return in Jeopardy Amid Possible Shoulder Surgery – AEW star “Switchblade” Jay White may be sidelined longer than expected, as a new report from Fightful Select reveals the former IWGP World Heavyweight Champion is now dealing with a second injury that could require surgery.

White has already been out of action for months due to a hand injury, but it’s now being reported that he is also contending with a shoulder issue. Sources within AEW indicate that White has been weighing the option of undergoing shoulder surgery, which could potentially rule him out for the rest of 2025.

This development is yet another setback for the Bang Bang Gang, White’s faction in AEW, which has been repeatedly hit with injuries. Juice Robinson only recently returned to action after a seven-month layoff, while Colten Gunn was just sidelined with a knee injury. The group has struggled to remain fully active, with key members frequently off television due to health concerns.

White’s absence has left a noticeable gap in AEW’s main event picture. Widely regarded as one of the top heels in the company, his in-ring presence and promos have been missed during a time when AEW is actively reshaping its roster depth and storylines. As of now, White has not been seen at recent television tapings.

Fans and colleagues alike are now waiting to hear whether White will opt for surgery and, if so, how long his recovery might take. AEW has yet to issue an official statement on his medical status.

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Jay White’s AEW Return in Jeopardy Amid Possible Shoulder Surgery

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