Kota Ibushi has provided another update on his recovery, revealing that he is still dealing with complications following a serious injury.

Ibushi took to Instagram to speak openly about the challenges he continues to face after breaking his femur, noting that the bone has not fully healed yet.

Kota Ibushi Injury Update

In his post, Ibushi reflected on his recovery process and his determination to keep moving forward despite the setback.

“Reflecting daily, growing daily is moving forward. My femur isn’t attached yet, but for now, challenge challenge challenge! I have to do it! That’s about it and that’s it. Second ring in 6 months. Moonsault hit the face. Still a lot of growth to recover! 44 years 22 years career. From kickboxing to pro wrestling 26 years of fighting life with no regrets! I’ll do it! I wonder if the bones are okay.”

His message highlights both the physical difficulty of the injury and his mindset as he works toward a return.

Long Road to Recovery

Ibushi suffered the broken femur during a match against Josh Alexander in October 2025. Since then, he has regularly shared updates with fans throughout the recovery process.

A broken femur is one of the most serious injuries a wrestler can sustain, often requiring extensive rehabilitation and a long healing period.

Determined to Return

Despite the slow progress, Ibushi remains positive about eventually returning to the ring. His recent comments suggest he is continuing to push through the recovery, even as he deals with ongoing physical limitations.

At 44 years old and with more than two decades in professional wrestling, Ibushi acknowledged the length of his career while expressing no regrets about his journey.

For now, his focus remains on healing, with the goal of making an in-ring comeback once he is fully recovered.

Kota Ibushi Shares Recovery Update After Broken Femur

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