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Ridge Holland Faces Surgery After Serious Foot Injury

10/1/2025

Summary

Ridge Holland Injured

Ridge Holland sustained a Lisfranc injury during a match against Moose at TNA tapings in Edmonton on September 27, 2025.
He announced on social media that he will have surgery on Friday to address the injury.
The injury, caused by an awkward landing, affects the midfoot's joints, essential for stability.
Recovery typically takes 6-12 months, potentially disrupting ongoing storylines in WWE and TNA.
Holland's absence may impact TNA's plans for the Bound for Glory event on October 12.

Summary

Ridge Holland Injured

An ankle injury halted Ridge Holland's September 27 match with Moose at Total Nonstop Action (TNA) tapings in Edmonton.
He could not bear weight on his left leg and exited with assistance.
Bryan Alvarez confirmed the injury's legitimacy and possible foot involvement.
The injury may affect Bound for Glory on October 12 after a Victory Road loss to Mike Santana.

History

Historical Context

In 2007, WWE implemented a wellness policy to address health concerns following numerous injuries among wrestlers. This initiative aimed to improve safety standards in the industry. The recent Lisfranc injury of Ridge Holland during a TNA match underscores ongoing challenges in wrestler health management, impacting event planning and storyline adjustments, particularly for significant events like Bound for Glory.

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Ridge Holland Injured

Ridge Holland sustained a Lisfranc injury during a match against Moose at TNA tapings in Edmonton on September 27, 2025.
He announced on social media that he will have surgery on Friday to address the injury.
The injury, caused by an awkward landing, affects the midfoot's joints, essential for stability.
Recovery typically takes 6-12 months, potentially disrupting ongoing storylines in WWE and TNA.
Holland's absence may impact TNA's plans for the Bound for Glory event on October 12.

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