14/09/2026
I don’t usually talk about my dreams like this.
Maybe because saying them out loud makes them feel a little more real… and a little more terrifying.
But I have some big ones.
I want to work with WWE.
I want to work with touring artists and help them look after their bodies while they’re giving everything they have on stage, night after night.
I want to work with athletes at the highest level.
And I want Big John Rehab to become something much bigger than a treatment table.
I want to build something that genuinely changes the way people think about recovery, especially wrestlers who are constantly asking their bodies to do things they were never designed to do.
But underneath all of that, I think my biggest dream is actually quite simple.
I want to help people keep doing what they love.
Another match.
Another tour.
Another performance.
Another opportunity.
Because recovery isn’t just about getting out of pain.
Sometimes recovery is about protecting the life you’re trying to build.
And maybe that’s why this means so much to me.
Because I’m trying to do exactly the same thing.
I’m still building.
I’m still learning.
I’m still dreaming.
I have absolutely no idea whether I’ll achieve everything I’ve written here.
But I’d rather chase something that feels impossible than spend the rest of my life wondering what might have happened if I’d tried.
So here’s to the dreams that feel too big to say out loud.
Here’s to the people still chasing theirs.
And here’s to becoming the person capable of making them a reality.
Keep going.
