Veteran comments on Jerry Lawler suffering another stroke, says he called the WWE legend (Exclusive) 

WWE Legend Jerry Lawler recently suffered another stroke, causing much worry in the pro-wrestling community. Wrestling veteran and journalist Bill Apter was asked about his knowledge regarding the incident, to which he had a short answer.

Jerry Lawler is considered one of the most iconic names in WWE's history, having been a part of some of the most entertaining storylines in the promotion. His third stroke apparently left him with problems with his vision and memory, regarding which he made a comment about how he had trouble recognizing his own house.

Speaking about it on The Wrestling Time Machine hosted by Mac Davis, Bill Apter stated:

"His first stroke was on the left side, this was on the right side. He was in his home in Florida. I don't know anything about him not been taking his medication. That's the first time I have really heard about it. Um, he cancelled all his convention bookings, etc. And I have tried to talk with him but I have been adviced by family members just kind of wait a week before I call him again."

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What exactly did WWE legend Jerry Lawler say about his stroke?

Jerry Lawler himself commented on his health afterwards, revealing a concerning detail.

Speaking in an interview with a Memphis FOX affiliate, the WWE legend stated that he had trouble recognizing the people visiting him in the hospital. He said:

"I remember lying in the bed in the hospital and when people that I knew, like family members, came in and I didn't even recognize them. People kept coming out of nowhere to thank me and to pray for me. All of that means such a great, great deal to me and I want to thank them for all that."

Jerry Lawler appears to be on the way to recovery now, and we at Sportskeeda wish him the best of health.

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