Wrestling Legend Minoru Suzuki Collapses in Japan: What Happened Next?

Minoru Suzuki, the 56-year-old wrestling icon, faced a harrowing moment the other day during a match in Japan. Known for his storied career in NJPW and appearances in AEW, Suzuki has held numerous titles, including IWGP Intercontinental Champion and NEVER Openweight Champion.

During the main event at Tenryu Project, Suzuki unexpectedly collapsed, leading to an immediate halt of the match. He was rushed to the hospital, where doctors diagnosed him with a concussion. Thankfully, after a series of tests, Suzuki was discharged with a clean bill of health.

Taking to Twitter, Suzuki assured fans, “I did a CT scan and other tests, but there were no particular problems. I was kicked out of the hospital with a ‘If you’re feeling fine, go home!’ feeling. I remember everything, even how I fell. There’s no need to worry. For now, I’ll just say one thing… ‘If I see you again, I’ll beat you all up!’”

Suzuki’s resilience and sense of humor shine through even in the face of adversity, reminding us all why he’s a beloved figure in the wrestling world.