Bobby Lashley Is Indeed Expected To Be Out Of Action Until November Due To Elbow Injury

Bobby Lashley Is Indeed Expected To Be Out Of Action Until November Due To Elbow Injury

There have been rumblings for a while now that Bobby Lashley might be dealing with an injury but it's now been confirmed. Find out details on what the issue is and how long he'll be gone for right here...

By JoshWilding - Aug 07, 2019 12:08 PM EST
Filed Under: WWE
There's a good reason why Bobby Lashley has been off television for the past few weeks. According to Pro Wrestling Sheet, the 43 year old Superstar is expected to be off television until at least November and it's said that he had to get bone spurs removed from his elbow.

Now, he's at home rehabbing and it's said that he was dealing with this elbow injury for quite some time before finally getting the surgery.

With any luck, Lashley will have a speedy recovery as it would be good to see him back in the squared circle. The last time we saw him, Lashley was feuding with Braun Strowman and the Monster Among Men has been left somewhat directionless since his rival was put on the injured list.

We'll keep you guys updated. 
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