Vic Vendetta’s Condition After Scary Spot at House of Glory Event

Felix Upton 2 min read
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Fans finally have some good news regarding Vic Vendetta after the frightening injury scare at House of Glory’s Salvation event.

During the October 9 show, Vendetta attempted a shooting star press, but under-rotated and landed directly on his head and neck. The scary landing immediately brought referees and medical personnel into the ring, and the match was stopped while he received treatment.

Because the ambulance transported Vendetta to the hospital, the event was temporarily paused until another ambulance arrived, as required by the New York State Athletic Commission, before the show could continue.

A day later, House of Glory provided the first official update on Vendetta’s condition, sharing a statement on Twitter that confirmed he had been evaluated at the hospital and is already recovering.

“Following last night’s event, Vic Vendetta was evaluated at the hospital. He’s doing well and recovering. Thank you to everyone who checked in and sent their support. Wishing him a smooth recovery. ❤️”

It’s the update fans were hoping to hear after the terrifying moment, which quickly spread across social media and left many concerned about Vendetta’s condition. While HOG didn’t provide any additional details about the nature of his injuries or a possible timetable for his return, the promotion’s statement confirms that he’s doing well following the incident.

For now, the most important news is that Vendetta is recovering after what could have been a far more serious situation. With an official update finally out, fans can at least breathe a little easier while wishing him the best in his recovery.

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Felix Upton

Felix Upton

Felix Upton has over 15 years of experience in media and wrestling journalism. His work at Ringside News blends speed, accuracy, and industry insight.