The wrestling world is praying for the WWE legend after recent healthy news

The pro wrestling world sent prayers Bubby Fulton’s way after his recent health revelation.

The 63-year-old broke the news on social media on Friday.

“Last Tuesday I had surgery to repair my neck from the 2020 cancer treatments,” Fulton wrote on X. “Unfortunately, I had heart complications during the operation. I’m going to see a cardiologist next week. I’m still here and I’m still standing! Please keep up the thoughts and prayers!”

And that’s exactly what he understood.

“Listen (Bobby Fulton),” Sergeant Slaughter replied. “Chin Up Chest Out and that’s an order!!”

“I got you covered Bobby,” Nikita Koloff replied. “Jeremiah 17:14: “Heal me, O Lord, and I shall be healed; save me and I will be saved, for you are the one I praise'”.

“Prayers for you Bobby,” wrote B Brian Blair. “Be strong and brave and get well soon.”

And there were a lot of responses like that which you can see here.

Fulton announced in 2019 that he was battling throat cancer. But in 2020, he shared the wonderful news that he is cancer free.

Fulton began wrestling in 1977 and retired in 2020.

Along with Tommy Rogers, Fulton, whose real name is James Franlin Hines, formed the tag team “The Fantastics”, which held titles in several promotions, including Jim Crockett Promotions, NWA and Smoky Mountain Wrestling. The team also had a feud with “The Midnight Express” – Bobby Eaton and Stan Lane, which won the Wrestling Observer Newsletter’s “Feud of the Year” honor in 1988.