Ridge Holland Gives Post-Surgery Update After Foot Injury at TNA Tapings

Ridge Holland is finally speaking out after undergoing surgery for a serious foot injury sustained during a match against Moose at the TNA tapings in Edmonton, Alberta — and it sounds like he’s staying mentally strong as the recovery begins.

Holland suffered a Lisfranc foot injury during the September 27, 2025 match. The bout was called off immediately after he landed awkwardly and couldn’t continue. Moose helped escort him to the back, and it was later confirmed Holland needed surgery. That procedure was successfully completed on October 3.

Now, for the first time since the operation, Holland has updated fans on his condition in a video message posted to X.

“So, foot’s kind of recovering pretty well. Hopefully, I can get back into the gym Monday. I get a cast put on Thursday. I think I’ll be in that probably three weeks and then we can start weight bearing. But yeah, main thing is remain positive is I can get back into the gym Monday, ‘cause I’ve been going absolutely crazy…”

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The timeline for his return is estimated to be at least six months, though his personal goal appears to be getting back in the gym as soon as possible.

The injury came at a tough time, as Ridge was finding momentum again in TNA crossover appearances and seemed poised for a solid run. But now the focus shifts to rehab and recovery — with fans hopeful he’ll make a strong comeback in 2026.

Do you think Ridge Holland should return to a major storyline after he recovers, or should WWE and TNA ease him back in slowly? Share your thoughts in the comments and let us know how you’d book his comeback.