Lex Luger says he is feeling positive about his health and believes fans will soon see evidence of the progress he has made in his ongoing mobility work with fellow WWE Hall of Famer Diamond Dallas Page.

Luger, whose physical life changed dramatically following a 2007 stroke, offered an encouraging update during a recent radio interview. The former WWE and WCW standout said he feels “great” and confirmed that Page remains actively involved in helping keep him on a structured training schedule.

“I am feeling great – thank you for asking me, in every way imaginable,” Luger said. “I got my Tuesday workout on the calendar from Dallas. … He’s relentless. He would never let me slip. I’m on the books. He’s going to beat me up on Tuesday at his house here in Atlanta.”

That update is notable not merely because Luger expressed optimism, but because he specifically pointed to continued progress in a lengthy rehabilitation journey that has unfolded publicly over many years. Luger has been open about the severe impact of his stroke and the challenges it created for his independence and mobility. His latest remarks make clear that he is still focused on pushing forward rather than treating his rehabilitation as a completed process.

The WWE Hall of Famer also teased that Page and his team have something in mind to show fans in the future. While Luger did not put a date on the announcement or describe exactly what will be revealed, he said the plan is connected to Page’s beach house in Panama City.

“Oh yeah, definitely,” Luger said when asked whether he has achieved new progress. “We’re gonna have a big reveal at some point at his beach house down there in Panama City. We’re looking forward to that and share that with everybody. We’ve made good progress. I think we’ve got a nice surprise for everybody down the line here.”

For now, the nature of that surprise remains unknown. Luger did not say whether the reveal will center on a particular physical milestone, a new stage in his workout routine, or another element of his continuing recovery. What he did make clear is that he and Page believe the improvement is significant enough to share when the time is right.

Diamond Dallas Page Continues to Be a Key Part of Luger’s Routine

Page has long been associated with wellness and fitness work after his in-ring career, and Luger’s comments underscore the personal role Page continues to play in his former colleague’s efforts. Luger described Page as persistent and highly organized, framing the scheduled Atlanta workout as an example of the accountability that has remained part of the process.

That type of consistency appears central to what Luger is celebrating. His comments were not about a sudden cure or a quick transformation. Instead, he spoke about being on the calendar, showing up for training, and continuing to build on prior work. For someone recovering from the effects of a stroke, that ongoing commitment can be as meaningful as any single milestone.

Luger’s optimism also carries weight because he did not overstate what has been accomplished. He said there has been “good progress” and teased a “nice surprise,” but he left the specifics for the eventual reveal. The restraint in those comments leaves room for anticipation while keeping the focus on the steady work that has brought him to this point.

The relationship between Luger and Page has been visible to wrestling fans for years, particularly as Luger has continued to make public appearances and participate in projects connected to his legacy. Both men are major figures from the national wrestling boom of the late 1980s and 1990s, though their paths after full-time competition have been very different. Their present collaboration has become a meaningful part of Luger’s story outside the ring.

Luger Is Open to Exploring Additional Treatment Options

During the interview, Luger was also asked whether he had considered stem cell therapy. He said he has looked into the possibility but has not undergone stem cell treatment. He added that he has also been aware of growing discussion around peptide treatments and remains open-minded about developments in that area.

“I’ve looked into those. I have not done any stem cell,” Luger said. “I know that peptide stuff is big. I’m always open and looking at stuff like that. I haven’t done that as of yet, but not against it for any particular reason for sure. I know there’s a lot of great progress being made in a lot of different ways on all that stuff, so I was open to it for sure.”

Luger did not indicate that he has chosen a specific therapy, begun a new treatment, or set plans for one. His remarks instead reflected a willingness to consider options while continuing the program he already has in place with Page. That distinction matters, especially when it comes to medical subjects that can generate speculation among fans.

At this stage, the confirmed picture is straightforward: Luger says he has not done stem cell therapy, he is watching developments in the field, and he remains interested in approaches that could potentially support his mobility and quality of life. The work he discussed in concrete terms remains his scheduled training with Page.

A Continuing Chapter in a Singular Wrestling Life

Luger’s health update arrives as another chapter in one of professional wrestling’s most unusual and wide-ranging careers. Known to generations of fans as “The Total Package,” Luger was among the defining stars of his era. His career included headline-level runs in WWE and WCW, championship success, memorable rivalries, and a central role in some of the biggest stories of the 1990s.

His induction into the WWE Hall of Fame further cemented his standing as one of the era’s essential names. Yet Luger’s story has never been limited to accomplishments inside the ropes. His life after wrestling has included serious adversity, spiritual reflection, recovery, and an extended effort to regain as much mobility as possible following the stroke.

That context makes his latest comments especially encouraging. Luger is not simply looking back at what he did decades ago. He is describing a present-day goal, a demanding workout appointment, and a future moment that he hopes will demonstrate tangible advancement.

For fans who have followed Luger’s journey, the tease of a reveal is likely to generate immediate curiosity. The prospect of seeing a new milestone, particularly at a setting chosen by Page and Luger, could offer a powerful update on a recovery process that has required extraordinary persistence. But until Luger and Page share more, the details should not be assumed.

What Is Known About the Planned Reveal

Luger’s remarks provide several clear points, even though the announcement itself is still under wraps:

  • He says he is feeling great and continues to train with Diamond Dallas Page.
  • He has a Tuesday workout scheduled at Page’s home in Atlanta.
  • He says the pair have made meaningful mobility progress.
  • A “big reveal” is planned for some point in the future at Page’s beach house in Panama City.
  • No date, format, or precise description of the reveal has been announced.
  • Luger has explored the idea of stem cell therapy but says he has not received it.

There is a natural temptation to read into the phrase “big reveal,” especially considering the personal significance Luger attaches to his physical progress. Still, he did not define the intended presentation beyond saying that he and Page look forward to sharing it with everybody. The strongest takeaway is the one Luger delivered himself: he believes the work has produced a result worth showing.

Until that moment arrives, Luger appears determined to maintain the same approach that has carried him forward: scheduled training, accountability, patience, and a willingness to keep searching for ways to improve. His update did not promise an overnight breakthrough. It offered something more grounded—a report of sustained progress from a WWE Hall of Famer who remains committed to the next step.

As Luger put it, there is a “nice surprise” ahead. When he and Page decide it is time to unveil it, fans will get a clearer look at the latest milestone in an ongoing recovery story defined by resilience.

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Darryl Polo is a passionate wrestling fan covering WWE, AEW, TNA and beyond. He loves great rivalries, breakout stars and the moments that keep fans talking long after the bell. How we work.