The 52-year-old provided harrowing details about the incident which could have taken his life following a recent match.
, Cain had a heart attack following a match last month near Charlotte, where he lives, and wound up having to drive himself to the hospital.
“They showed the three major arteries,” he said. “The first two were blocked at 100%. The last one, they call it the Widow Maker. IF that gets blocked, you are more than likely going to die. It was blocked at 90%.Cain reportedly had a five-hour quintuple bypass surgery to fix the issue. And it sounds like despite the major scare, he plans to continue wrestling, even noting that his nurse told him he knew he would do it again.
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