Over the weekend, Jordynne Grace secured second place at a bodybuilding competition, marking her second contest within two weeks, while her return to WWE remains uncertain. Grace shared on X, “Another show today! Another second place finish 🥈 8lbs down from my last show two weeks ago… goal is to go pro in 365 days or less!”
Her previous event was the Heart of Texas competition on September 19, where she also earned second place and qualified for nationals. At that time, Grace revealed she had secretly prepared for four weeks and only informed her husband about competing shortly before. She commented, “I didn’t come to win this one. I just needed a reminder of who I am.”
Grace’s WWE Situation
Grace’s most recent SmackDown appearance was on April 17, the night before WrestleMania 42, where she fell to Tiffany Stratton in a No. 1 contender’s match for the Women’s United States Championship. Following that, she appeared on Main Event, with her latest match taking place in June against Kiana James.
In July, Sean Ross Sapp mentioned on Fightful’s The Hump that WWE had “no vision for her. No idea what to do with her.” However, by September, Sapp reported via Fightful Select that Grace, along with Ivy Nile, is expected to return as a tag team after filming vignettes over the summer. WWE insiders speculate this duo is linked to the “Iron Built” trademark, though no official return date has been set. After her final SmackDown match, Grace expressed interest in teaming with Paul Heyman by urging WWE’s creative team.
Fan Take:
This update highlights Jordynne Grace’s impressive commitment to bodybuilding alongside her wrestling career, demonstrating her versatility as a competitor. For fight fans, her potential WWE tag team return could inject fresh energy and storylines into the women’s division, adding more depth to the sport’s evolving landscape.
Source: wrestlingnews.co
