Female wrestler forced to retire at only 22 due to horrible injury, finally medically cleared to wrestle

A female wrestler who was forced to retire at only 22 years of age is finally training to return to the ring after being medically cleared. Sierra Loxton has begun the process of getting back in the ring.

Back when she was just 22, Loxton suffered a horrible injury to her back that meant that she might not be able to wrestle again. She provided updates on her Twitter about the injury.

"Thankyou everyone who’s sending well wishes. UPDATE: I’ve broken my lumbar bone in my back which means I’ll be getting surgery Tuesday/ Wednesday. I’m very grateful for the amazing NHS care we have! And to all my friends that have been coming to visit. I love you all x," she said.

She had to retire at only 22 years of age when she found out that she had another fracture in her lower back that meant that she would never be able to wrestle again. She said that she had cried a lot, but she was grateful to all the fans, leaving them with a message saying she loved them all.

Primarily wrestling in the indies, Loxton still had a lot of fans at the time. Now, she has given a positive update saying she is finally training to return to the ring after being medically cleared. On top of that, former WWE wrestler Wild Boar was the one training her.

"Medically cleared only means one thing…training with the best @WILDBOARhitch," Loxton wrote.

Check out the tweet below:

She also had an operation on her back in March that helped with the process.

While the wrestler is medically cleared and training again, it might be a long time before she takes part in a match again. Fans will surely be excited as to what the future holds for her.

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