If you’re a WWE fan, the odds are you saw AJ Styles more than once on your television this past week. Despite being a SmackDown Live superstar, he not only worked shows on an international tour for that brand and on its weekly television program but also appeared for a Raw-exclusive PPV, a Raw post-PPV talk show, and on Raw itself, before returning to the blue brand as normally scheduled. That’s a schedule anyone would be hard-pressed to keep up with, let alone doing it all at a high-level.

AJ Styles first made headlines this past week when he was reported as too sick to work his match in Argentina against Baron Corbin. Styles were not to be held down or stopped, however, as he went on to work WWE’s second show in Argentina before going on to perform in Chile. Traveling such a distance only to get sick can be demoralizing to anyone, besides the toll it takes on a man’s body. It’s remarkable that he would still go on to successfully work two high-quality matches in the days to follow. Not only is Styles “Phenomenal” in the ring, but these performances are also a testament to his old school work ethic established over his career with smaller promotions.

So, Styles played international ambassador and world-class performer for WWE. Little did anyone know that he was about to embark on one of the most hectic weeks that any modern professional wrestler has faced.

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