The wrestler Shocker has emerged from rehabilitation after six months of treatment. Although he initially showed reluctance, he eventually became willing to change and learn. In an interview, he expressed his desire to do things right this time and appeared happy and calm about returning to his normal life.
During his stay in rehabilitation, Shocker acknowledged the importance of hitting rock bottom and grounding himself to move forward. He compared his current attitude with past treatments, admitting that in the past he did not have the necessary willpower to overcome his addiction problems. He believes that previous learnings were fundamental to his current recovery.
After being arrested in April for causing disturbances at a motel in Oaxaca, Shocker was admitted to the Baja del Sol clinic in Culiacán, Sinaloa. His discharge from the clinic marks a new beginning for the wrestler, who expressed his desire to reintegrate into society and return to wrestling, something he is passionate about.
In an interview with Gustavo Adolfo Infante for the program De Primera Mano, Shocker reappeared visibly improved compared to his last public appearance. He appeared stable, happy, and content to resume his life and career. Despite the six months of treatment, he considers it a necessary and valuable process for his recovery.
