Congratulations to AEW star Adam Copeland (fka Edge)

Adam Copeland recently achieved a huge milestone in his illustrious career. He wrestled as Edge in WWE for many years. He debuted in 1992 and was a part of The Brood, a villainous faction that included Christian Cage and Gangrel.

The Rated-R Superstar went on to become one of the most successful singles stars in WWE history, winning multiple championships. He was forced to retire in 2011 due to neck issues but was medically cleared to compete once again nine years later.

The WWE Hall of Famer enjoyed a second tenure with WWE before jumping to AEW in 2023. Since then, he has been putting on great matches almost every week and defending his TNT Championship against young talents.

While Copeland was enjoying an acclaimed TNT title reign, tragedy struck him. At Double or Nothing 2024, he botched an elbow drop from the top of a cage and landed roughly on the mat, breaking his leg in the process. He was later stripped of his title, which is now in the hands of Jack Perry.

Adam Copeland recently took to Instagram and revealed he has completed 32 years in the wrestling business.

"Happy Canada Day. This day holds special significance for me, because I’m very proud to be Canadian, and it marks the anniversary of my first wrestling match. 32 years ago. Helluva ride," he wrote.

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Adam Copeland gives a positive update on his injury

The two-time TNT Champion injured his leg in an attempt to dive from the top of the cage on Malakai Black at this year's Double or Nothing pay-per-view.

The star recently took to Twitter and revealed that his splint has been removed.

“The splint is off! More scars! 5 more screws and another plate. I’m becoming Robocop,” he said.

It remains to be seen when Adam Copeland will get back in the ring and whether he will go after TNT Champion Jack Perry when he does.