By Anthony Caruso III | Publisher
Street Outlaws No Prep Kings star Mike Murillo had double knee replacement surgery on Thursday. The operation happened at Foundation Surgical Hospital of San Antonio in Texas.
It is not clear how long Murillo will be out with this operation. The new Street Outlaws No Prep Kings season begins in June.
“Hello everyone, it’s Lisa here,” Lisa Murillo, the wife of Mike Murillo posted on the Mike Murillo Racing Facebook page. “Just wanted to give everyone an update on Mike and his surgery. Everything went great with no complications or issues. He will be in the hospital for at least a couple more days despite what he wants. Thank you to everyone for all your thoughts, prayers, and well wishes.
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“Appreciate every single one of y’all. He’s gotta long road to recovery ahead of him but man he is one tough cookie and I admire his strength. He’s so ready to do what he has to do to recover quick and will be back in action in no time. Big thank you to nurse Monica and Nurse Norma for taking great care of Mike.”
According to OrthoBethesda.com, a double knee replacement recovery time is about 13 weeks. He may be fully healed around May.
On June 2nd, the new Street Outlaws No Prep Kings season will begin at National Trail Raceway in Hebron, Ohio. The two-day event will conclude on June 3rd.
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Following the National Trail Raceway event, the No Prep Kings racers will be on the road for four additional weeks before a potential break comes.
The Street Outlaws No Prep Kings will be making a four-week filming trip to Australia later this month and in March. This is why the No Prep Kings US season is pushed back to June.
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