Paul Heyman Reveals He Worked WWE RAW With Severe Health Issues Last Year

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Reflecting on the segment, Paul Heyman said the emotions fans witnessed during the promo battle were real. The Oracle revealed that following The Show of Shows in 2025, he had passed several kidney stones. One of the stones cut his urinary tract, leading to a severe infection. Heyman added that the inflammation worsened and his temperature kept rising before specialist doctors brought it under control.

“At that particular moment [at the time of the Jey Uso segment], I got a kidney stone, or several kidney stones, and in passing the kidney stone, it was so sharp it cut my urinary tract, and besides cutting my urinary tract, it left my urinary tract in a position to where I could catch an infection. (…) The urinary tract inflames, presses up against the prostate, irritates the prostate, the infection now starts to spread, and now the infection is in the urinary tract and in the prostate, and it’s spreading through my system. I end up in the hospital.”

Despite the illness, Paul Heyman refused to miss television because he wanted to help launch The Vision on WWE RAW. The legendary manager made his own travel arrangements for the red show while being under treatment at White Plains Hospital.

“Infection is getting worse. My temperature is rising, and the effects of the infection are taking hold, but I won’t miss work. So I checked myself out that Monday morning. I chartered a jet on my own to RAW, did RAW, flew on the WWE jet back to White Plains, checked myself back into the hospital, [and] didn’t tell anybody. Meanwhile, when I did that scene, and for a couple [of] weeks afterwards, when I would jet myself to RAW, take the jet back home, check myself back into the hospital, when I did that scene, I had a catheter and a PIC line.” [H/T: chrisvanvliet.com]

You can listen to the full episode below.

Paul Heyman Told Cathy Kelley to Change Her Look

Paul Heyman is widely considered a mastermind and one of the most influential managers in WWE history. He has managed several legends, such as Roman Reigns and CM Punk, in his legendary career. Behind the scenes, he is also a mentor to many superstars.

Popular WWE backstage correspondent Cathy Kelley recently revealed on Insight that Heyman told her to change her look. The Oracle advised her to ditch bangs and glasses because he felt they were stopping her from properly conveying her emotions on TV.

Heyman is currently away from TV after inadvertently being Speared by Bron Breakker. Fans must stay tuned to find out when he makes his comeback.

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