Rey Mysterio continues to build his résumé for an eventual Hall of Fame induction, and he names stem cell therapy as an important factor in his longevity.
Ahead of the premiere of the Biography: WWE Legends special about him, Mysterio spoke with Scott Fishman of TVInsider. The former world champion was asked about stem cell therapy, which he has previously credited for helping his body. He made it clear that the treatment has made a remarkable difference as he continues to perform at a high level.
“I followed into it and got a bigger treatment back in 2019 in Colombia,” said Myserio. “That is when I saw an incredible difference. I feel like it truly gave me longevity. I wasn’t waking up with aches. I was waking up pain-free from my knee. I truly feel this has rejuvenated me and added years to my career. During the last treatment I did in April of this year, I felt an incredible difference. This and everything I do to maintain my health has helped me perform the way I’ve been able to perform.”
Jus a few weeks removed from his 20th anniversary with WWE, Mysterio knows that he has more matches behind him than he does ahead of him. When asked about his preferred way to ride into the sunset, he emphasized that he wants to pass his mask on to his son, Dominik.
“I would love to pass on the mask to my son like it was passed on to me by my uncle,” said Mysterio. “I would love to see one day when it’s time to hang up the mask to pass on the Mysterio legacy to my son and have it continue.”
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