Out of action
Who's out, what has actually been reported, and when they're expected back — or Unknown. All current records are fictional samples.
4 wrestlers out of action. Latest update first. 4 returned or closed →
- WWEAbsence
Rex Calloway
Wrestler's own statement Rex Calloway, on the Monday broadcast: Said a medical update he received over the weekend means he can't defend the world title 'for a long while', and handed the title back. He asked fans to respect his privacy.
- Out since
- Oct 5, 2026
- Expected return
- UnknownReports differ
- Last verified
- Oct 9, 2026Not re-checked in 14+ days
4 sourcesFictional sample - AEWInjury
Viktor Raines
Official announcement AEW (company spokesperson): Said Raines is 'being evaluated by our medical team.' No timeline was given.
- Out since
- Oct 3, 2026
- Expected return
- Unknown
- Last verified
- Oct 8, 2026Not re-checked in 14+ days
2 sourcesFictional sample - TNAStoryline
Briar Wolfe
Storyline: not a confirmed real injury.
Media report Casey Wren: Reported that the attack was written to take Wolfe off television for a storyline, and that she is not injured.
- Out since
- Sep 24, 2026
- Expected return
- Unknown
- Last verified
- Oct 6, 2026Not re-checked in 14+ days
2 sourcesFictional sample - AEWInjury
Malik Stone
Official announcement AEW (company statement): Said Stone had knee surgery this week and is expected to miss four to six months.
- Out since
- Aug 14, 2026
- Expected return
- Four to six months Official estimate
- Last verified
- Sep 20, 2026Not re-checked in 14+ days
2 sourcesFictional sample
How we report this
- Reported injury
- A real injury that the promotion, the wrestler or a named reporter has publicly reported. We repeat only what was reported. We don't diagnose, and we never infer an injury from missed shows.
- Announced absence
- Time away that the promotion or the wrestler announced, for whatever reason they gave (if they gave one).
- Storyline absence
- An injury or absence that happened in a storyline, on screen. It is not a confirmed real injury. If a real injury is reported later, it gets its own record.
- Every record repeats what was publicly said, with who said it, when, and a link. We don't diagnose, and we never assume someone is hurt because they missed shows.
- Expected return shows an estimate only when the promotion or the wrestler gave one. Otherwise it says Unknown. Reporters' estimates are listed separately, attributed, and flagged when they disagree.
- A return counts as confirmed only when the promotion or the wrestler confirms it, or the wrestler appears. A report that someone will be back is an estimate.
- Each record stays under the promotion the wrestler was with at the time, even if they have moved on since.
- Every update and correction is kept in the record's history, with the editor who made it. Records are archived after a return, never deleted.
- With spoiler protection on, records show only what was known before your window. A record that only became public inside your window is hidden completely, name included.