Wrestler Shares Major Hospital Update Following Serious Car Crash

TNA wrestler Jada Stone shares hospital pictures after surviving a serious car accident.© NDTV Library

TNA wrestler Jada Stone was hospitalized after a serious car accident, and she told fans about it on Instagram Stories on November 8. She put up pictures from her hospital stay along with photos of her badly damaged vehicle, and said the crash happened two nights before the post. Stone said she is okay, but the car is not. She has also contacted promoters about any upcoming bookings she might have to miss while she deals with her injuries. Not many details about how the crash happened got shared, and there's no list yet of cancelled bookings.

What Did Jada Stone Say About the Crash?

The Stories show Stone in a hospital bed, plus the car after the wreck. Her message read:

"2 Nights Ago, I Was In A Pretty Bad Wreck. I'm Okay.. Car Unfortunately Is Not! I'm So Blessed To Be Alive! Be Safe On The Road Everyone!"

She added a line about her schedule:

"If I Had To Cancel Any Future Bookings I've Already Contacted The Promoters!"

The message doesn't name any dates or events, so what actually gets cancelled, if anything, hasn't been confirmed.

What Was Stone's Last TNA Match Before the Crash?

Her last televised TNA appearance was on October 29, when she challenged M by Elegance for the Knockouts Television Championship. The match opened that night's episode.

M retained title after beating her, but it was competitive, with Stone hitting several high-impact moves, including a Spanish Fly off the steps. Interference from Heather helped M secure the victory.

The two have history with this belt. Stone beat Alisha Edwards, Jody Threat and Heather by Elegance on her way to the tournament final, where M beat her on August 27 to become the first Knockouts Television Champion.

The October 29 match was M's third defense since then, after earlier wins over Kiera Hogan and Elayna Black.

Stone isn't the only wrestler to miss a booking after a road accident lately. Former WWE wrestler Kaylia Capri, who wrestled under the name Alexis Grey in WWE, had to pull out of a Reality of Wrestling event after minor injuries in a car crash on October 24.

She was scheduled for the Sherri Martel Classic and apologized to supporters on social media, writing:

"I got into a car accident yesterday. I'm suffering minor injuries but I won't sit and act like I'm not heart broken."

Mystii Marks took her spot in tournament and faced Layla Diggs.

As for Stone, there's no confirmed return date yet, and nothing more has come out about her injuries beyond her own post.