CM Punk, Cody Rhodes, and Becky Lynch helped female star after WWE released her

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Zoey revealed that these three stars checked in on her throughout her knee injury rehab and offered crucial support following her WWE departure. She sustained a severe knee injury, tearing her ACL, MCL, and meniscus during a RAW match in May 2025.

“Becky was one of the first people that reached out to me and helped me during rehab. When I got released, literally, I would call her. In fact, she was one of the first people that I called. I told her immediately. She immediately picked up the phone and was like, ‘This is what I can do for you, and let’s figure this out together.’ … Same thing with CM Punk. He reached out to me throughout my entire rehab journey. He reached out when I got released… Cody reaching out and helped me with my journey. I posted a video about what was next, and he watched that entire thing and helped break everything down for me, and I learned a lot from just from that,” said Zoey Serrano. (6:10 onwards)

Despite being medically cleared in February 2026, she was released during WWE’s post-WrestleMania 42 roster cuts without returning to the ring.

Former WWE star Zoey Sorreno made her in-ring return just this week

Zoey Sorreno has been back in action after more than a year of being inactive. Her last match was at the May 19, 2025 edition of RAW, where she battled Rhea Ripley and Kairi Sane in a triple threat match. However, she could not complete it because she was injured during it and had to leave, making the match a singles bout.

Now competing under her real name, Serrano officially made her in-ring comeback on July 25 at RevPro’s Women’s Grand Prix. Though she lost her first-round tournament match to Zeuxis, she bounced back later that evening with a singles victory over JGU.