Gordon Ramsay bounces back from bike accident with a first pitch at Red Sox game

His appearance came less than a month after Gordon Ramsay was hospitalized due to a "really bad" biking accident.

Gordon Ramsay, renowned chef and TV personality, proved his resilience by taking the mound at Fenway Park on Tuesday, June 25, to throw the ceremonial first pitch for the Boston Red Sox game against the Toronto Blue Jays. This appearance came less than a month after Ramsay was hospitalized due to a "really bad" biking accident.

Dressed in a custom "03" Red Sox jersey, Ramsay waved to the cheering crowd before delivering a pitch that sailed high but was caught with ease by closing pitcher Liam Hendriks. Despite the Red Sox losing the game 4-9, Ramsay's enthusiastic participation and recovery from his accident was a highlight of the evening.

The celebrity chef had previously shared details of his accident on Instagram, expressing his gratitude for wearing a helmet, which he credited for saving his life. He emphasized the importance of helmets for all cyclists, regardless of the distance of the ride.

During his visit to Boston, Ramsay also made time to support local heroes by delivering food to firefighters and visited his own Gordon Ramsay Burger restaurant. Additionally, he immersed himself in the city's sports culture by spending time with both the Red Sox and New England Patriots mascots.

Ramsay's playful interaction with Patriots legend Tom Brady on Instagram further showcased his passion for sports and his connection with the Boston community.