Adrianna Rizzo Provides Update on Torn ACL Injury
As noted before, NXT talent Adriana Rizzo has been out of action for WWE since this past August due to a torn ACL and meniscus injury.
Rizzo provided an update earlier today on Instagram announcing that she has been medically cleared for an in-ring return.
“Guess who’s back… back AGAIN!
Three years ago, I tore my left Achilles
A few months after I partially tore my left ACL.
Then, in 2025, I tore that same ACL completely, tore my meniscus, and sprained my MCL—all in my left leg.
Setback after setback left me feeling like I would never be the same.
Today, I can finally say I feel like my old self.
Thank you to my surgeon, doctors, athletic trainers @dr.clayton.tomczyk weightroom coaches @jp_major @sarahsab @loganbyman and everyone else who helped me through this journey. You gave me the opportunity to be an athlete again.
To my family—thank you for supporting me along the way.
And to Jonah… thank you for carrying me through the hardest season of my life. Thank you for every appointment, every encouraging conversation, every moment you reminded me who I was when I had a hard time seeing it myself. I couldn’t have done this without you @cutler_wwe ♡
To everyone who supported me, checked in on me, prayed for me, or believed in me from afar—thank you. It meant more than you’ll ever know.
This isn’t the end of my comeback.
It’s the beginning of what’s next.”
Backstage Update on Chad Gable’s New Entrance Routine For Matches
WrestleVotes Radio on Fightful Select reported that their sources stated that Chad Gable’s new entrance routine since his unmasking as Original El Grande Americano was inspired by the Minnesota Vikings.
It was reported that Gable’s clapping routine in his new entrance is a creative concept inspired by the SKOL routine from the Minnesota Vikings’ home games at the U.S. Bank Stadium in Minneapolis.
U.S. Bank Stadium is the host of this August’s SummerSlam 2026 event and Minneapolis is Gable’s hometown.
Potential Location for Go-Home Episode of WWE RAW Ahead of WrestleMania 43
WrestleVotes Radio on Fightful Select reported that their sources stated that there was recently speculation within WWE’s locker room that the go-home episode of WWE RAW for next year’s WrestleMania 43 event could be taking place at The O2 Arena in London, England.
Backstage Update on Private Party’s Injuries
AEW Reportedly Discussing Plans for Matt Sydal’s In-Ring Return After Two Year Abscense
WWE: Unreal Season 3 Set To Premiere on July 21
