According to PWInsider.com, the injury has resulted in WWE officials informing Paige that her in-ring career is finished and she will not be cleared to return to the ring, as her neck issues are now similar to those of Edge, who was also forced to retire early. WWE management likes her and is likely to continue to involve her somehow.
Paige is just 25, so she has plenty left to accomplish in all walks of life, even if it isn't in a wrestling ring in the WWE.
Fighting With My Family is inspired by Channel 4's 2012 documentary on Paige and her family, whichThe Rock stumbled across the documentary while filming Fast & Furious 6 in London. However, due to these circumstances, it appears she has no chance of getting back into the match.
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The injury was compounded by two violations of WWE's wellness policy. She underwent tests, and after the neck injury and subsequent surgery that left her sidelined for over a year between 2016 and 2017, the decision was made to not clear her.
Paige will have to be written off of the 2018 Royal Rumble. She will be replaced in the match and all signs are that she will relegated to a non-physical role for the company going forward. She joined WWE's developmental program in 2011 and graduated to the main card in April 2014, before becoming the youngest Diva champion in WWE history. She was featured on reality series Total Divas, so that's a possible vehicle for her, as are WWE Studios feature films. WWE could also possibly involve her in future film projects or have her become a coach.
After copping a blow to her back, Paige collapsed to the mat and was stretchered from the ring after being examined by medical personnel.
