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Billy Graham, the WWE Hall of Famer, was released from the Mayo Clinic Hospital in Phoenix, Arizona, after spending 3 days there. The Superstar underwent heart, lung and liver tests during his stay in the hospital, to which he drove himself at 3 am on Wednesday for rapid heart rate and breathing issues. The test results show that Graham’s liver was performing really well after 10 years post surgery, and he will meet the cardiologist this Monday, as a follow up to see what caused the rapid heart beat.
Source – Wrestling Inc.
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