LIV Morgan might be on her way back to the ring after being sidelined since June.
The star is scheduled to meet with doctors in Birmingham, Alabama, next week for a follow-up test, per Bleacher Report.
Morgan hasn’t been in the ring since being attacked by Rhea Ripley prior to their scheduled bout on the July 24 broadcast of Raw.
The Australian used a steel chair to assault her opponent’s left arm, thereby writing her off the show.
There is no particular date for when she might return.
Tune in to WWE SmackDown next Friday on Fox to see who comes out victorious.
Former wrestler shares locker room story about The Rock
Dwayne The Rock Johnson’s lunchbox was allegedly smeared with human feces by his rivals in an attempt to break the rising star’s confidence.
Speaking on the Busted Open Radio, ‘The World’s Strongest Man’ Henry said: “Me and The Rock, we always had our locker right next to each other.
“I came in and saw people laughing and giggling and running away from where our lockers were.
“I saw his box was open. I grabbed the box and was going to close it and I looked in it and there was s**t in it.
“Somebody s**t in his food box, so of course, I have to dispose of this and tell him, ‘Hey man, don’t leave your food in here’.
“They were envious of us new guys coming in.”
Turnbuckle, explained
In boxing and professional wrestling rings, turnbuckles are frequently used to tighten the ring ropes since they connect the ring ropes to the ring posts.
The usage of turnbuckles in boxing and professional wrestling rings is among its most well-known applications.
The four corner pillars receive the ropes used to define the “ring” and are fastened there.
Because they experience a lot of strain and stress during competition, turnbuckles used in sporting applications need to be particularly sturdy, especially in professional wrestling rings where athletes routinely climb atop the turnbuckle assembly.
