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Willow Nightingale Gives Hand Injury Update

Willow Nightingale Gives Hand Injury Update

Willow Nightingale provided an update on her hand injury during an Instagram question and answer session with fans. She stated that her hand is improving but has not fully healed. Nightingale continues to use a bone stimulator on a daily basis.

The injury occurred prior to AEW All In. Despite the injury, she competed against Mercedes Mone at the event. Mone won the match to claim the AEW Women's Championship.

Since then, Nightingale has stayed active on AEW programming. She faced Thekla in a number one contenders match for the Women's Title at AEW All Out, which Thekla won.

Nightingale also participated in a mixed eight-person tornado tag team match at AEW Grand Slam France. She teamed with members of The Conglomeration and lost to the Death Riders.

Story timeline · 5 reports

  1. Injury Update: AEW’s Willow Nightingale Provides New What We Know About Her Injured HandPer AOL.com: 0 Former AEW Women’s World Champion Willow Nightingale shared a new injury setback update on her broken hand.
  2. Willow Nightingale Provides AEW Injury Recovery UpdateWillow Nightingale remains less than fully recovered from the hand injury she sustained ahead of AEW All In this summer.
  3. Willow Nightingale Updates Fans on Hand InjuryWillow Nightingale told fans on Instagram that her hand is improving but not fully healed.
  4. Injury Update: Willow Nightingale Provides Latest On Broken Hand RecoveryThe latest: nightingale took to her Instagram story and shared a photo of herself behind the wheel with a bone stimulator on her injured hand.

Source: Wrestling Inc

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