One big thing: AEW wrestler Nick Comoroto out until early 2025
Nick Comoroto, a rising star in All Elite Wrestling (AEW), will be absent from the ring until early 2025 following hip resurfacing surgery.
Key details:
• Comoroto revealed his surgery and recovery timeline on social media
• He had been wrestling with the injury for nearly two years
• His last TV match was 12 days before the announcement
Why it matters
Comoroto’s extended absence highlights the physical toll professional wrestling takes on performers and the importance of addressing long-term injuries. It also creates a roster gap for AEW, particularly in their Ring of Honor (ROH) programming where Comoroto was a regular competitor.
By the numbers
• Comoroto’s expected absence: Approximately 16 months
• Time wrestling with injury: Nearly 2 years
• Last TV appearance: August 11, 2024 (ROH TV taping)
Behind the scenes
Comoroto’s journey in professional wrestling includes:
• A one-year stint in WWE NXT
• Debut in AEW on YouTube shows Dark and Dark Elevation
• Membership in The Factory faction led by QT Marshall
• Regular appearances on ROH throughout 2023 and 2024
What they’re saying
In his social media post, Comoroto stated:
“Hey guys, I recently just got my hip resurfaced. I was wrestling on one leg for nearly two years. It’s gonna feel amazing to be able walk my dogs again. I’ll see you all in early 2025.”
The big picture
Comoroto’s surgery and recovery period underscore the physical demands of professional wrestling and the importance of proper medical care for performers. His absence will be felt in AEW’s mid-card and ROH programming, potentially opening opportunities for other wrestlers to step up.
How do you think AEW will fill the gap left by Comoroto’s absence, and who might benefit from this opportunity? Share your thoughts in the comments below.
