Kevin Owens Expected to Undergo Neck Surgery Soon, Could Miss Nine Months – Kevin Owens is reportedly nearing surgery for a neck injury that has kept him off WWE television for several months.
According to the Wrestling Observer Newsletter, Owens has not yet undergone the needed procedure but is expected to do so very soon, pending final medical clearance. WWE officials and doctors have been targeting a mid-July date for the surgery.
Once completed, the recovery timeline could sideline Owens for at least nine months, with the possibility of an even longer absence depending on how the procedure and rehab progress. If complications arise or rehab is delayed, Owens may miss over a full year of in-ring action.
Owens has not wrestled since WWE Elimination Chamber in March. At the time, he was involved in a high-profile feud, and his absence has been notable across both RAW and SmackDown. WWE has not provided an official on-air explanation for his status since.
The former Universal Champion is one of WWE’s most consistent and reliable performers, often praised for his versatility, mic work, and ability to elevate any storyline. His potential extended absence is a significant blow to WWE’s roster depth, particularly with several other top stars already out or on part-time schedules.
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Kevin Owens Expected to Undergo Neck Surgery Soon, Could Miss Nine Months
