WWE Legend Jerry Lawler Suffers Another Stroke, Recovering in Florida

WWE Hall of Famer Jerry Lawler, known as "The King," has suffered another stroke at the age of 75 while at his home in Florida, marking at least his third stroke since 2018. Despite the setback, Lawler has been released from the hospital and is now recovering at his primary residence with his daughter caring for him, with plans to rest for several weeks. This latest health issue has forced Lawler to cancel multiple upcoming appearances, including the HorrorHound Weekend convention, where former WCW champion Lex Luger will replace him. Lawler has a history of serious health problems, including a heart attack in 2012 while broadcasting WWE’s Monday Night Raw, and previous strokes in 2018 and 2023. Fans last saw Lawler on WWE programming earlier this year during a SmackDown event in Memphis, where he was visibly enjoying the show. Despite his recurring health challenges, those close to Lawler remain optimistic about his full recovery.