Pro wrestling veteran Bobby Fish recently shared on Instagram that he’s dealing with a hamstring injury sustained at a recent event. He also revealed he’s facing some personal challenges, including being without health insurance. Fish encouraged fans to support him by subscribing to his YouTube channel.
This is what Bobby Fish wrote, “Not gonna sugarcoat it — life’s been rough lately. Got injured at a show, pulled hamstring, no health insurance, going through some personal stuff. But I’m not here looking for a handout. I’m starting a YouTube channel because I still love this business, and I want to keep giving you something real. Stories, training, laughs, whatever I can bring. If you’ve ever supported me — cheered, booed, whatever — hit that subscribe and come along for the ride. Let’s see what we can build together.”
Fish’s most recent pro wrestling match took place in July at the ALW Star Spangled Slammer 9 event, where he competed in a Triple Threat Match against Shelton Benjamin and KENTA, with Benjamin emerging victorious. Fish previously competed in WWE under the NXT brand after signing with the company in 2017, capturing the NXT Tag Team Championships twice as part of The Undisputed Era. He was released from WWE in 2021.
Later that year, Fish joined AEW, where he reunited with The Undisputed Era as part of The Undisputed Kingdom. His run with AEW ended in 2022 after his contract expired and was not renewed.
