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Taking to X, Piper Niven shared a post-surgery X-Ray. The news was positive, judging from her caption.

“6 week post surgery check up today. Everything fusing nicely.”

You can check out the post below:

Piper Niven had previously talked about her WWE return

Despite the nature of her injury, Piper Niven had been hopeful about her potential return to the ring.

Taking to X in February this year, the WWE star explained that she wasn’t sure about her future yet. She wrote:

“I am in a good spot rn! ☺️. I’m sorry I’ve been so quiet with you guys. I appreciate every single message and every tweet (x? Sk?) I get, even if I haven’t liked or responded. The truth is I’ve been so quiet as I know you have questions but the fact of the matter is, I don’t know yet. It’s 5 months on and some days when it’s bad I can’t stand up for more than a few minutes if even a minute. Do I want to come back? Of course I do. This is all I’ve done and all I’ve wanted to do since I was 16 years old and I can’t imagine doing anything else, I still love it as much as I did the first day I started. And I feel like I was really just starting to get confident again and open up and hit my groove 😆. So all this to say, I hope so. Keep your fingers crossed for me 🤞🏻😘.”

With the new update looking positive, it could only be a matter of time before she is in the WWE ring again.