Having recently announced that he tested positive for COVID-19 following a virtual signing event, WWE Hall of Famer has now taken to Twitter to give an update on his condition.
As per Foley, he’s “not too bad”, although he is suffering with fatigue and his “head still feels a little cloudy”. Much like WWE Champion Drew McIntyre on this week’s WWE Raw, the Hardcore Legend reiterated how we should all take the ongoing global pandemic seriously, and how masking up is key.
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Three-time WWE Champion Foley revealed on 1 January how he had tested positive for COVID-19 after partaking in a virtual signing event in a hotel room with two other people on 12 December.
Mick immediately isolated himself in his own hotel room upon learning that one of those he’d been in the company of had shown symptoms of the virus, and that was soon followed up on by Foley taking his own test. And sadly, that test result came back as positive for the beloved wrestling icon.
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All of us here at WhatCulture wish Saint Mick a full and swift recovery.
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