WWE Women's Champion Tiffany Stratton Plans to Compete Despite Knee Injury

WWE Women’s Champion Tiffany Stratton sustained a knee injury after a heel turn by Jade Cargill during a SmackDown episode, yet WWE confirmed Stratton will still compete in her upcoming title defense against Cargill at Saturday Night’s Main Event. The injury, which may be part of the storyline, has raised concerns about Stratton's health but no official update suggests she will need time off or surgery. Meanwhile, WWE star Niven is facing a serious neck injury that could potentially end her wrestling career, with WWE taking a careful approach to her treatment. Stephanie Vaquer, the Women’s World Champion, appeared to hurt her knee during a post-match brawl on RAW, but recent updates suggest she is undergoing rehab at the WWE Performance Center and may recover without major issues. Additionally, NXT’s Fallon Henley, initially reported injured at a live event, has been cleared and is expected to continue competing, although she did not wrestle in a recent episode. These developments highlight a challenging period for female WWE talent coping with injuries while maintaining their in-ring presence.