Cody Rhodes Reveals Dream Match, Logan Paul Injury Update and WWE Rumors on Brock Lesnar's Future

Bleacher Report catches you up on the latest news from the WWE Universe.

Cody Rhodes Reveals Dream Match Location

Ahead of the UFC Freedom 250 event at the White House on June 14, Undisputed WWE Champion Cody Rhodes fantasized about his ideal location for a future match.

While speaking to TMZ, Rhodes shouted out a throwback match between Lex Luger and Yokozuna on the USS Intrepid and said he would love to showcase his skills at such a unique locale.

"Luger did the slam on Yokozuna on the Intrepid," Rhodes said. "Basically, a decommissioned battleship, that's a really great [backdrop]."

Rhodes also suggested that adding a new match location like the Intrepid would have the dual benefit of being included in WWE's famed 2K video game series.

"Unique locations [are] always fun, because then you can play them in the game," he said.

Rhodes continued his title reign on international soil after defeating Gunther at Clash In Italy 2026 on Sunday.

Logan Paul Shares New Look at Injury Recovery

Logan Paul is set to be out of action for a while after suffering a torn triceps, but he's keeping fans updated throughout his recovery process.

Paul shared a new photo of his tricep after undergoing surgery, including the simple caption, "fml."

Paul suffered the injury while defending the World Tag Team Championships alongside The Vision stablemate Austin Theory against the Street Profits at Saturday Night's Main Event on May 23. He's expected to miss a number of months during his recovery.

While Paul was forced to relinquish his tag team championship belt, the titles stayed with The Vision, as Bron Breakker will defend them alongside Theory under the Freebird Rule.

Paul appears motivated to stay relevant while out of the ring, so he will surely have more updates in store as he continues his recovery.

Brock Lesnar Schedule Update

After teasing his retirement at WrestleMania 42, Brock Lesnar appears to be sticking around during the summer.

According to a report from WrestleVotes Radio (h/t Rick Ucchino of Sports Illustrated), Lesnar "is expected to appear again" after Sunday's Clash in Italy premium live event. However, it was noted that he's not scheduled for the next edition of Saturday Night's Main Event at Madison Square Garden on July 18.

Lesnar defeated Oba Femi on Sunday, getting revenge on The Ruler after his loss at WrestleMania 42. The Beast teased a rubber match for them to settle the score.

Lesnar has enjoyed many moments at MSG, but he could be eyeing a more meaningful venue for his next showdown against Femi.

The two-night SummerSlam premium live event is scheduled for Aug. 1 and 2 in his hometown of Minneapolis, Minnesota, so he could look to close out his rivalry against Femi in front of a friendly crowd.

Lesnar has been expected to retire from pro wrestling at some point in 2026, and a final match against Femi in his hometown could be the perfect way for him to go out.