Summary
Wrestling legend Raven, also known as Scott Levy, announced he has early-onset Parkinson's disease, which he believes is due to his wrestling career. He discussed various health challenges, including a sleep disorder and multiple surgeries, and spoke about his life satisfaction despite these issues. Raven's comments highlight the physical risks associated with his wrestling style.
Key Facts
- Raven, a well-known wrestler, has been diagnosed with early-onset Parkinson's disease.
- He attributes his health issues to his intense wrestling career.
- Raven has undergone several major surgeries, including knee and shoulder replacements.
- He experiences a severe sleep disorder that leaves him constantly tired.
- Despite health challenges, Raven expressed happiness with his life.
- He highlighted the consequences of his hardcore wrestling style, including head injuries.
- Chair shots to the head, once common in wrestling, are now banned.
