Declan McMahon gives an update on his father's recovery following the injury suffered at WrestleMania 39.
Shane McMahon returned at WWE WrestleMania 39 for a spontaneous match against The Miz. Unfortunately, McMahon almost immediately suffered a torn quad in the match, leading to him needing surgery.
Shane McMahon's eldest son, Declan McMahon, recently did an interview with the Developmentally Speaking podcast, where he said that his father was healing ahead of schedule and he hopes to see his dad return, as Shane-O-Mac loves putting on a show for the WWE Universe.
"His rehab is going very, very well. He's gotten back to jogging, squatting. He's starting to work out again, " he said. "His rehab is going really well. He's making phenomenal progress. The doctor says all the time that he's healing quicker than they thought. When he tore, he completely tore his quad to me. That's a very long and hard recovery, but he's been crushing rehab. He's been doing his thing and he'll hopefully get back soon. Obviously, when you're his son, you want to see your dad be able to do what they love. My dad loves wrestling second to none. I mean, he truly, truly cares for the business, but not only for the business, he truly wants to put on a show for the fans because the fans show him so much love. It's so rewarding for a lot of these guys just to give to those fans who came to see them. So hopefully he comes back better than ever and I think he will. His rehab is going great."
Even if Shane McMahon does return to the squared circle it will likely never be for a match against Nick Hogan. Contrary to what Hulk Hogan said, Shane was never scheduled to wrestle Nick Hogan at any WrestleMania. Ever. Learn more here.
Elsewhere in this interview, Declan, with all the expected bravado of a McMahon heir, stated that he believes he would be the best McMahon grandchild to enter WWE in any capacity should he choose to do so.
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