Ridge Holland to undergo Lisfranc surgery after TNA injury

WWE NXT performer Ridge Holland will undergo surgery after suffering a Lisfranc foot injury during a TNA iMPACT television taping in Edmonton, Alberta, over the weekend, the wrestler confirmed on social media. The injury occurred during Holland’s match with former TNA champion Moose on September 27, when Holland landed awkwardly, was immediately unable to put weight on his left leg, and the referee stopped the bout.

Video circulating online showed Holland being assisted from the ring by Moose and a ringside official with his left foot elevated. Reports from the taping indicated the match was ended by referee stoppage and Moose was awarded the victory. Holland posted on X (formerly Twitter) on Monday that he had suffered a Lisfranc injury and was scheduled for surgery Friday, writing, "Lisfranc Injury. Surgery Friday. See ya in a bit."

A Lisfranc injury affects the midfoot, where the metatarsal bones connect to the tarsal bones, and can include fractures, dislocations or ligament damage. Such injuries frequently require surgical repair and an extended rehabilitation period; recovery timelines commonly range from several months to a year depending on severity and the procedure...