A concerning situation took place during WWE tapings ahead of the March 6 episode of SmackDown, as Jordynne Grace appeared to suffer an injury during a match filmed earlier in the evening.

Grace competed against Alba Fyre in a bout taped for WWE Main Event prior to the live SmackDown broadcast. The match moved forward as planned, but reports from fans in attendance indicate that the situation changed late in the bout.

According to those present at the arena, the match concluded with Alba Fyre picking up the victory. However, attention quickly shifted away from the result once WWE medical staff entered the ring to check on Grace.

Fans at the taping reported that Grace appeared to be dealing with a possible knee issue following the match. While the exact nature of the injury has not been confirmed, the presence of medical personnel led many in attendance to believe that something had gone wrong during the closing moments of the bout.

WWE has not released an official medical update regarding Grace’s condition as of this writing. However, the wrestler later addressed the situation herself through a short message posted on social media.

Taking to X, Grace shared a brief comment that suggested the injury was serious enough to require assistance after the match.

“Well, at least there was already a wheelchair waiting,” Grace wrote on X, referencing a wheelchair that had been used earlier in the night during a segment involving Chelsea Green.

Grace has experienced painful moments in the ring before. In October 2025, she suffered facial injuries after being struck with the TNA Knockouts Championship during a match with Kelani Jordan. Despite the setback at that time, she continued competing and remained active afterward.

At this point, the extent of Grace’s current injury is still unknown. WWE may provide further details once medical evaluations are completed.

Until more information becomes available, fans will be waiting to learn whether the situation will affect Grace’s upcoming appearances on SmackDown and future in-ring plans.

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