“My Face Is Broken” – Beloved WWE SmackDown Star Had To Tell Referee About Severe Injury Immediately After It Happened

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Chelsea Green has revealed in her interview with Chris Van Vliet that she knew she had a broken bone the moment it happened. She looked at the referee and informed the official that her face was broken. She thought that her cheek had cracked, and that was the issue. However, she had no idea that it was actually her orbital bone. She said that she had suffered several injuries in the past, including a cheek injury and a broken nose.

The WWE Women’s Champion admitted that adrenaline took over and that’s what carried her through the rest of the match, as she didn’t feel any pain. She admitted that it was her most painful injury to date.

“Immediately, it happened. I looked at the ref, and people have spotted this. I looked at the ref. I said, “My face is broken” and that was it. I knew. I always know. Wrestlers are very in tune with our body. Athletes are very in tune. You know immediately when something’s wrong, even if it’s like a minor little thing. But I’ve had quite a few things broken. I did think it was my cheek. I didn’t think it was my orbital bone. I thought I had cracked my cheek because I’ve had that before with a broken nose. But I heard kind of a crack, and then I felt a whoosh of heat. Whenever you break something, it’s just your adrenaline takes over, especially in front of a live audience. I should say, when you have 10 to 20,000 people watching you, usually you don’t feel the pain; you feel a big rush of heat. But this was my most painful injury to date, and that should tell you something.”

Green is now cleared to compete in WWE, but the injury may take some more time to heal.

We at Sportskeeda wish Chelsea Green a quick recovery.