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WWE Hall of Famer Nikki Bella Update: Breast Implant Injury After Monday Night Raw Match

WWE Hall of Famer Nikki Bella Update: Breast Implant Injury After Monday Night Raw Match

WWE legend Nikki Bella recently provided an update on a rare and painful breast implant injury she suffered during an eight-woman tag match on this past Monday Night Raw. Although she is still awaiting a definitive diagnosis, Nikki confirmed that her breast implant is still intact despite being swollen, painful, and shifted out of place, causing significant discomfort[1][2].

During the match, Nikki took an elbow drop from fellow wrestler Piper Niven, which caused her breast implant to move from its original position to “stuck in her ribs,” as described by Nikki on her podcast, The Nikki & Brie Show. Nikki’s twin sister Brie Bella also noted the implant had been displaced significantly, with Nikki admitting it has made even simple actions like laughing and coughing very painful[1][4]. Nikki bluntly shared her medical update: “I had to go to the doctor yesterday to get my tit looked at”[1].

The injury is unusual even within the physically demanding world of professional wrestling, underscoring the real risks behind scripted outcomes. Fighters in WWE often deal with injuries like neck and brain cysts, but this breast implant displacement represents a rare form of physical trauma[2].

Sources close to WWE confirmed Nikki had visited her plastic surgeon following the injury to assess the severity. Despite the pain, Nikki’s implant remains intact and has not ruptured; however, the displacement and inflammation have caused ongoing discomfort that Nikki is working to manage while she awaits further tests and a full treatment plan[1][5].

Backstage voices reveal WWE officials are closely monitoring Nikki’s condition, especially with the upcoming SummerSlam event just weeks away. According to a WWE insider, “Nikki is determined to keep performing but fully understands the need to prioritize her health. WWE’s medical team is working with her doctors to ensure she has the best care possible.” There is still uncertainty about whether Nikki will be able to participate in SummerSlam matches given the injury’s nature[5].

Nikki Bella—who officially retired from in-ring competition but has returned sporadically for special appearances—is no stranger to overcoming injury-related adversity. She has endured previous setbacks including neck issues that sidelined her for years and has made several surprise returns to WWE’s ring, most recently at this year’s Women’s Royal Rumble[2].

The injury has not only impacted Nikki physically but also affected her emotional outlook. Recently divorced from Artem Chigvintsev following a difficult domestic dispute, Nikki joked on her podcast about possibly using the injury as a chance to “refresh” her look, mixing humor with the very real challenge of coping with the painful injury[1].

Fans and wrestling media have expressed support for Nikki Bella, praising her toughness and willingness to openly discuss a rare and sensitive injury that highlights the physical sacrifices many wrestlers endure. WWE.com and Fightful have both reported on her condition, with interviews emphasizing the serious nature of her injury alongside Nikki’s resilient attitude[1][2].

In summary, Nikki Bella’s breast implant injury sustained on Monday Night Raw represents an unusual and painful condition involving displacement of the implant into her ribs. She has sought immediate medical attention, with her implant intact but causing significant discomfort. WWE and her medical team are evaluating her status ahead of major events, and Nikki continues to update fans via podcasts and interviews. Her openness sheds light on the lesser-known physical risks female wrestlers face in the industry.

As this story develops, wrestling fans are encouraged to follow Nikki Bella’s official channels and WWE.com for the latest updates on her recovery and upcoming appearances.

Sources:

  • Nikki Bella’s podcast “The Nikki & Brie Show”[1]
  • WWE.com coverage and official medical updates reported by Fightful[1][2]
  • Interviews and reports from Fox News Sports and Marca[1][2]