Christy Hemme is finally clearing up a long-standing rumor about what really ended her in-ring careerand it wasnt what fans have been led to believe. For years, theres been chatter across wrestling circles that Hemme suffered a broken neck during a private training session involving AJ Styles. That story spread across message boards and reports, but according to Hemme, its completely off base. During a recent appearance on The Velvet Ropes with SoCal Val, Hemme addressed the speculation head-on and revealed that her career-ending injury actually happened during a televised TNA match with Awesome Kongnot in training. Hemme recalled the exact moment things went wrong inside the ring, describing a terrifying loss of feeling after taking a bump in the corner. She initially tried to shake it off, but the situation quickly escalated when it happened again moments later. After the match, Hemme wasted no time getting checked out backstage, immediately alerting medical staff that something wasnt right. That decision led to an MRI, which revealed just how serious the situation really wasand why she had no choice but to walk away from the ring. Hemme made it clear that continuing her career could have led to catastrophic consequences, including paralysis. Despite the severity of the real story, Hemme admitted shes still puzzled by how the false version involving a training accident took hold in the first place. Hemmes comments finally put to rest years of speculation and shift the focus back to what actually happened inside the ring that night. While her wrestling career was cut short, she continues to stay connected to the industry and will be appearing at the For the Love of Wrestling convention in Manchester this weekend, along with a Future Shock Wrestling event featuring Team Hemme vs. Team Melina. With the truth now out there, it changes how fans look back on the end of her careerand raises questions about how easily misinformation can spread in wrestling. What do you think about Christy Hemme finally clearing this up after all these years? Drop your thoughts below and join the conversation. G Add as a preferred source on Google
