WWE NXT Injury: TNA Tapings Update
- An injury during a rare interpromotional match at the September 27, 2025, tapings of Impact Wrestling in Edmonton, Alberta, may sideline NXT wrestler Ridge.
- Witnesses state the match was stopped when Ridge landed awkwardly, instantly signaling distress and an inability to bear weight on his leg.
- The match is currently scheduled to air on the October 12 episode of Impact Wrestling, though the extent to which the injury will be acknowledged on television remains...
NXTS Ridge Suffers Apparent Leg Injury During TNA Impact Wrestling Taping
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Published September 28, 2025, 12:36 am
Cross-Promotional Match Ends Abruptly
An injury during a rare interpromotional match at the September 27, 2025, tapings of Impact Wrestling in Edmonton, Alberta, may sideline NXT wrestler Ridge. The incident occurred during a bout against TNA’s Moose, as first reported by Ringside News.
Witnesses state the match was stopped when Ridge landed awkwardly, instantly signaling distress and an inability to bear weight on his leg. The referee halted the contest, awarding the victory to Moose. Demonstrating commendable sportsmanship, Moose assisted Ridge to the back after the stoppage.
Impact on Ongoing Storyline and Television Broadcast
The match is currently scheduled to air on the October 12 episode of Impact Wrestling, though the extent to which the injury will be acknowledged on television remains unclear. Ridge’s recent appearances in NXT versus TNA angles represent a meaningful investment in an ”invasion” storyline, and this injury casts uncertainty over creative plans, particularly as Bound for Glory approaches.
The nature and severity of Ridge’s injury-believed to be to the ankle or leg-are still being assessed. Further updates will be provided as they become available.
The Risks of Interpromotional Wrestling
This incident raises important questions about the safety protocols surrounding cross-promotional matches.While these events generate excitement and offer unique matchups, they also inherently involve wrestlers adapting to different styles and ring conditions. A more cautious approach to these collaborations,prioritizing wrestler safety,may be warranted.