Chelsea Green Shares Ankle Injury Update

Chelsea Green’s momentum hit an unexpected pause after a scary moment on the February 6 episode of WWE SmackDown.

During a triple threat qualifying match, Green landed awkwardly and immediately appeared uncomfortable. Commentary hinted something was off, and concern grew quickly when she was later seen wearing a walking boot. By the following night, she was pulled from her scheduled appearance, confirming the injury was serious enough to warrant caution.

The timing could not have been worse. With WrestleMania season approaching, any setback carries added weight. Green has been steadily carving out her role on television, and sudden injuries at this stage often force creative plans to shift. Fans noticed her absence right away, and speculation followed about how long she might be sidelined.

Signs Point Toward A Manageable Setback

Initial fear centered on the possibility of a fracture, which would have meant a lengthy recovery and missed opportunities. However, more recent reporting has eased those concerns. According to sources familiar with the situation, WWE officials now believe Green is dealing with a sprained ankle rather than a break. While still painful and limiting, a sprain generally allows for a much quicker return once swelling and mobility improve.

There has been no official timeline announced, but the belief backstage is that the injury is not long term. That distinction matters. A short absence could allow Green to rejoin television without missing major upcoming events, while a fracture would have forced a far more cautious approach. For now, the focus remains on rest, evaluation, and avoiding any risk that could worsen the injury.

The impact has already been felt beyond WWE. Green and her partner Ethan Page were unable to defend the AAA World Mixed Tag Team Championships on a recent broadcast, leading to a title change. It was a reminder of how interconnected wrestling schedules are and how one injury can affect multiple promotions at once.

Behind the scenes, Green has reportedly received strong support from fellow wrestlers, many of whom understand how frustrating injuries can be when momentum is building. While fans wait for her return, the prevailing feeling is relief rather than panic.