
Willow Nightingale provided an update on her hand injury, revealing she is still using a bone stimulator every day to heal. The former champion said she is not yet back to 100 percent health, despite continuing to compete in high-profile matches.
The Ongoing Recovery Process
On the road to AEW All In 2026, Nightingale’s status for the massive pay-per-view was heavily complicated by a severe hand injury. She worked through the pain at the event and has remained active on television, though she admits her body has been operating well below its peak condition.
During an Instagram Q&A broadcast, Nightingale broke her silence on the agonizing recovery process. The popular star explained that she is relying on medical technology to accelerate the natural healing of the damaged bone structure.
“It’s better, but not 100% healed,” she responded to a fan question. “Still using that bone stimulator everyday, even if I have to fit it in while stuck in traffic.”
Historic Career Milestones
Nightingale recently concluded a month-long reign as the AEW Women’s World Champion, dropping the coveted gold to Mercedes Moné at the All In stadium show this past August. Her most recent televised encounter took place on the special Grand Slam France, where she teamed with The Conglomeration in a losing effort against the Death Riders.
This week also marks a highly emotional milestone, celebrating the four-year anniversary of her official signing with the promotion. Nightingale has solidified her spot as one of the most beloved babyfaces in corporate history, securing a legendary legacy as the company’s very first female Triple Crown winner.
Willow Nightingale’s Historic Title Resume
To highlight her historic dominance in the division, here are the three major championships she has captured during her career:
- AEW Women’s World Championship
- AEW TBS Championship
- AEW Women’s Tag Team Championship
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