WWE Star Mick Foley Hospitalized After Car Crash
Image: Facebook / Mick Foley

WWE Star Mick Foley Hospitalized After Car Crash

Former WWE world champion Mick Foley was hospitalized after a serious car crash last week.

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The wrestling legend posted a picture of what was left of his car on Instagram in a post titled 'TOUGH DAY FOR MICK.'

Foley explains, "I have no idea how I am still walking around after this accident. I'm in the hospital now, and I'm sore from my knees to my neck, including a minor concussion." Considering the state of his car, it looks like he got off lightly.

The 59-year-old was WWE royalty in the 90s. He joined the WWE in 1996 and retired in 2000. During his career, he wrestled as Mankind, Cactus Jack, and Dude Love and even fought The Rock in a ladder match in 1999. While he retired in 2000, Foley couldn't stay away from the ring forever and made a surprise appearance at the 2012 Royal Rumble.

Just a year later, the WWE inducted Foley into the 2013 Hall of Fame. Per People, the former champ toyed with the idea of returning to the ring once again for his 60th birthday in June 2025. However, per ITR Wrestling, Foley stated the match would not be happening due to health reasons. However, when asked about a potential cameo in the Royal Rumble in the future, Foley reportedly said, "I wouldn't say I'm not entering the Royal Rumble," leaving fans to speculate.

Friends And Fans Wish The WWE Champ A Speedy Recovery

Foley's posts on Instagram and

Facebook have garnered thousands of likes and comments. Most wish him a quick recovery along with countless references to his time in the ring. Dylan Schirmer writes, 'That's about how I'd expect Mick Foley to look after a car crash, lol. But honestly kinda crazy how good he looks compared to the car. Thank God for that.'

Another popular comment by @therealkurtangle on Instagram reads, 'You've actually did more damage in The ring than with that car. GOD Bless you Mick.' One by Michael Garcia jokes, 'You weren't supposed to take your theme song literally, champ! lol feel better Mick!'

One more by Dustin Coffell on Facebook says, 'My guy, when they said "please perform your entrance theme" they didn't mean you had to include the car crash live! Glad you're not seriously hurt! (Yeah, like you can be destroyed...!)'