Santos Escobar just shared a tough update with fans, revealing he needs another surgery and wont be part of WrestleMania week after all. Escobar previously underwent surgery on his triceps and was already expected to be sidelined for months. Now, he says a setback involving his ulnar nerve means he has to go under the knife again. He broke the news himself in a video message shared on social media, where he explained what went wrong and how much missing WrestleMania week is bothering him. Escobar told fans that what started as recovery from his triceps surgery took a turn after a complication involving a nerve in his arm. He made it clear this second surgery wasnt planned, but became necessary after what he described as a minor hiccup. Escobar also admitted that missing WrestleMania week is the hardest part of the situation. With WWEs biggest week of the year underway, he made it clear how frustrating it is to be stuck on the sidelines while the rest of the roster prepares for the biggest stage. Escobars injury timeline has already been pushed back once. He was originally expected to be out until late summer, but with this second surgery now scheduled, his exact return date is unclear. That leaves his comeback timeline wide open as he focuses on recovering from both procedures. His injury situation became clear after he competed at AAA Rey de Reyes, where he worked a four-way match against OG El Grande Americano, Americano II, and LA Parka in the tournament finals. Following the event, he was seen clutching his arm in a digital exclusive and confirmed that he would be out of action for months. With WrestleMania week underway and Escobar now facing another surgery, his recovery process becomes even more important as fans wait to see when he can return to action. Do you think Santos Escobar will be able to bounce back quickly after this second surgery, or could this setback keep him out longer than expected? Let us know what you think and share your thoughts. G Add as a preferred source on Google
