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AEW star Adam Copeland made a huge donation to help TNA star Chris Bey following his recent neck surgery. He was involved in tag team action against The Hardy Boys during TNA tapings in Detroit when the unfortunate incident occured.
Sadly, the 28-year-old star suffered a neck injury and was took out on strecher. He needed immediate neck surgery after sustaining the injury. Many pro wrestlers have been sending their prayers to the injured star via social media.
Recently, Chris Bey's close friend, Jeremy Sanchez organized a GoFundMe campaign to help him. Many stars have made generous donations towards the fund. Will Ospreay, Scott D'Amore, Cody Rhodes, Nic Nemeth, Karion Kross, Chris Jericho, and several other stars have donated an impressive amount of money to aid the star in his time of need.
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A few moments ago, Adam Copeland donated $10,000 on GoFundMe and is among the highest donors on the campaign right now. Following his donation, he shared the link on X/Twitter to encourage others to help the star.
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Adam Copeland recently helped in hurricane relief
October was a disastrous month for many people as a hurricane had destroyed many properties on its path and took several lives. Along with FTR, The Rated-R Superstar was also involved in helping the affected people during the natural disaster.
While speaking on a media call ahead of WrestleDream, Tony Khan revealed that Copeland was assisting FEMA workers in digging out bodies. The latter seemingly never wanted to take credit for his assistance.
"I talked to [Adam Copeland]...and I was dealing with a bit of a scramble with those [booking] issues and Adam called me, backstage at 'Collision' and he was with the FEMA workers and he was with them and he was helping them and they were digging [dead] bodies out," he said.
The former TNT Champion has been absent in AEW since Double or Nothing earlier this year and is recovering from leg injury he suffered during a match. It remains to be seen when he will return to the squared circle.
