Adam Cole, known for his recent surprise appearance as The Devil at AEW Worlds End 2023, has been sidelined from in-ring competition due to an ankle injury sustained during AEW Dynamite Grand Slam 2023.
While fans eagerly await his return to action, Cole has maintained his presence through his Twitch gaming streams, engaging with his devoted fanbase known as the “Chugs Army.”
Despite his onscreen persona as The Devil aligning with the Undisputed Kingdom faction, Cole took a moment to express his genuine appreciation for his fans on the social media platform “X.”
Breaking character, he conveyed his admiration for the Chugs Army, acknowledging their support and describing them as “incredible souls.” In a tweet, Cole confessed to feeling a tinge of jealousy towards one of his fans, @the_chugs, showcasing a rare glimpse of vulnerability outside of his heel persona.
I have never seen a corner of the internet like the #ChugsArmy
Seriously. What a great group of human beings. All of you are incredible souls.
Can’t believe I’m saying this…but I’m jealous of @the_chugs
— Adam Cole (@AdamColePro) February 12, 2024
Cole’s injury journey has been challenging both physically and emotionally. Following his ankle injury, he candidly shared his struggles on social media, describing it as one of the most emotionally taxing setbacks of his career.
Despite the obstacles, Cole expressed gratitude for the overwhelming support from fans, emphasizing his determination to return to the ring and resume doing what he loves.
As Cole continues his recovery process post-surgeries, fans eagerly anticipate his eventual return to AEW competition.
With his unwavering determination and the support of the Chugs Army behind him, it’s only a matter of time before the Panama City Playboy makes his triumphant return to the squared circle, ready to reclaim his status as one of wrestling’s most electrifying performers.