Following last night's Stomping Grounds event where Alexa Bliss came up short in her quest to become a six-time Women's Champion, WWE presented 365 which looked at the former Champion's career over the past year from WrestleMania 34 all the way through to WrestleMania 35.
Alexa Bliss had a number of issues over the past year that kept her out of the ring and she was able to reveal the real reasons behind her absences from WWE TV as well as show the WWE Universe what she gets up to when she isn't on WWE TV.
Bliss was able to return to the ring a number of times over the past year but she was also handed a number of setbacks which made her believe that she wouldn't ever step back into the ring, obviously this wasn't the case since Bliss was able to defeat Carmella and Charlotte a few weeks ago on SmackDown Live to become the number one contender to the SmackDown Women's Championship, even though she was unsuccessful in claiming the title at Stomping Grounds.
#5 How was Alexa Bliss injured back at Hell in a Cell?
Alexa Bliss went six years without suffering a major injury in WWE before she stepped into the ring with Ronda Rousey in an attempt to reclaim her Raw Women's Championship back at Hell in a Cell last year.
News reports following the show suggested that Bliss had suffered an arm injury as part of the match since she tapped to Rousey's patented armbar, but as part of 365 Bliss was able to reveal that it was actually a headlock takedown where she landed square on her head and realized something was wrong.
The next day, she failed all of the concussion tests badly and WWE decided to send her home and allow her to rest her brain and her body.
#4 Ronda Rousey was the woman that re-injured Alexa Bliss a few weeks later
After being sidelined for a number of weeks and going through all of the testing and rehabbing of her injury, Bliss was finally allowed to return as part of Live Event matches so that the company could ensure that she was in good shape.
Bliss was put into tag team matches where Ronda Rousey was on the opposite side and in the match where she made her return, Bliss took a Judo Throw from Rousey and landed on her forehead, this was the match and the injury that put Evolution in doubt for the former Women's Champion and left it so that Bliss was working against the clock to ensure that she could be cleared in time to compete at Evolution alongside the likes of Trish Stratus and Lita.
#3 Bliss found out the day of Evolution that she couldn't compete
Bliss was expected to be part of Evolution, but the company changed the match at the last minute and made it a tag team match that saw herself and Mickie James team up to take on Trish Stratus and Lita. The company hoped that Bliss would be cleared following Impact testing the day of the show, but this wasn't the case.
Bliss failed the tests on the day which left her feeling like she would never be able to return to the ring and she was then replaced by Alicia Fox. Luckily, Bliss was still able to be part of the show as she accompanied James and Fox and stayed at ringside but she missed the chance to wrestle her idol Trish Stratus one on one.
#2 Alexa Bliss' interesting tattoo
Alexa Bliss' best friend Erin has always been the person to support her throughout her issues with eating disorders and Bliss revealed as part of 365 that Erin was the one that helped her to overcome her eating disorder and get her life back on track.
After the two women left college, Bliss revealed that Erin had been diagnosed with a brain tumor which she was able to fight and when she attended Money in the Bank last year and saw her best friend lift the briefcase and then cash in to become Women's Champion, it was three years since she had been all clear.
Bliss and Erin then decided to get tattoos to mark the occasion and Bliss revealed that her tattoo was actually the coordinates of Cinderella's castle in Disneyland which is the duo's favorite place to visit.
#1 The real reason Alexa Bliss was sidelined following WrestleMania
Alexa Bliss lost her Raw Women's Championship to Nia Jax back at WrestleMania 34 and was then missing from WWE TV for a few weeks as the Women's Division moved forward without her. Bliss wasn't injured at the time but revealed as part of 365 that since she had breast implants when she was 17 years old, they need to be redone every 10 years.
Bliss recalled that the implants helped her with body image at a time when she was struggling and they are something that she has to keep on top of, so Bliss wasn't actually injured following WrestleMania last year, she actually needed some cosmetic surgery that she said wasn't too bad which is why she was able to return to the ring soon after the procedure.