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WWE legend Jim Ross gives concerning update on his health after stepping away from wrestling over ‘dangerous’ condition

The iconic commentator admits he's at risk of suffering a seizure.

WRESTLING icon Jim Ross has given a worrying update on his health.

The legendary commentator - who recently announced he's cancer-free - is currently on leave from AEW following a dangerous surge in his blood sugar levels.

Legendary wrestling commentator Jim Ross is on a leave of absence from AEW
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Legendary wrestling commentator Jim Ross is on a leave of absence from AEWCredit: GETTY
The WWE icon is currently dealing with incredibly high blood sugar
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The WWE icon is currently dealing with incredibly high blood sugarCredit: SPLASH NEWS
Ross, 71, gave wrestling fans an update on his health during a recent episode of his podcast
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Ross, 71, gave wrestling fans an update on his health during a recent episode of his podcastCredit: Youtube @GJR

The former WWE star bravely opened up on his latest health scare during a recent episode of his Grilling Jr podcast.

And he revealed to co-host Conrad Thompson that he's yet to get the problem under control - despite repeated insulin injections.

The 71-year-old said: "My blood sugar's gone crazy and I'm trying to get it under control.

"It's not under control right now."

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Ross admits he could end up having a SEIZURE in the near future if his levels don't return to normal.

He said: "My blood sugar is around 400, and that's dangerous.

"That's diabetic seizure time."

Ross is currently injecting himself with insulin every night in a bid to get back to full health.

Jim Ross is currently injecting himself with insulin every night
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Jim Ross is currently injecting himself with insulin every nightCredit: WWE

He said: "Giving yourself a shot every night is unique, different."

AEW are refusing to put a timeframe on Ross' return, giving their beloved commentator all the time he needs to make a full recovery.

But he claimed to be "a few more weeks" away from returning to the booth earlier this month, saying: "I’m pretty good, Conrad.

"Had a busy week at the doctor’s, and trying to get all these little things taken care of.

"They’re not little things if you let them go. So anyway, I’m getting better, I think.

"Still gonna be off work for a few more weeks, and then we’ll just move on, and hopefully, it’ll work out.

"I had a long doctor’s meeting yesterday, over two hours. You know how it goes."

Ross then jokingly lamented the tough son of a gun that is Father Time.

The WWE Hall of Famer said: "Getting old is the s***s."

Jim Ross is seen by many to be the greatest commentator in WWE history
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Jim Ross is seen by many to be the greatest commentator in WWE historyCredit: GETTY
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