TNA Wrestling star Steph De Lander is officially on the mend following neck fusion surgery. De Lander surprised fans at Victory Road in September when she disclosed her neck injury and announced that surgery would be necessary, an operation that would involve the fusion of her C5 and C6 vertebrae.
This week, De Lander shared a positive update on social media, humorously noting that she now has a “brand new neck." The former WWE NXT Superstar jokingly adding that she might as well have gotten a BBL while she was at it.
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De Lander previously shared that she expects to be out of action for at least six months, meaning she will miss the remainder of 2024. Fans are already eagerly anticipating her return to the ring once she’s fully healed. De Lander's work alongside 'Indy God' Matt Cardona has proven to be a hit with fans, as the two often assist one another in matches and rile up fans.
Injuries are an occupational hazard for any professional wrestler and right now, De Lander is prioritizing her long-term health by focusing on getting fully healed. We here at eWrestlingNews would like to wish Steph De Lander a full and speedy recovery.