WWE News: Another Mae Young Classic standout had WWE contract taken back due to injury

What's the story?

If you watched the Mae Young Classic then you're probably well aware there are a handful of outstanding females that aren't in WWE but really should be. It turns out some of those women who were offered deals actually couldn't have them completed because they flunked some part of WWE's rigorous fitness training and "Impact test" (that's really what it's called) to make sure everything is okay with a hopeful Superstar before an actual contract can be offered.

As it turns out there are a few women who were in that very position but they didn't pass and that list continues to grow.

So WWE signedIo ShiraiGisele ShawJazzy GabertLacey LaneIsabel LahelaAll within a year and they all either backed out or got their contracts nixed cause they couldn’t pass medicals. Crazy!

— casey michael (@badboicasey) December 29, 2017

In case you didn't know...

Jazzy Gabert is the latest to be added this list of performers who had their contracts taken back after they couldn't pass some kind of test. Jazzy might have received huge chants of, "please sign Jazzy" during her performance in the Mae Young Classic, but Dr. Joseph Maroon had findings which prevented this from happening.

Heart of the matter

Gabert revealed on E&C's Pod Of Awesomeness that Dr Maroon discovered three herniated discs in her neck meaning a contract couldn't be finalized, which is a shame because she really is the Alpha Female in many ways and could do some real damage in WWE. However, WWE won't sign someone who already has those kinds of issues.

What's next?

She is supposed to get those neck issues fixed in the spring so there could very well be time for her to make it back to WWE. It might not take much to be on their radar for her because she had already made a great impression during her short time in the Mae Young Classic.

Author's take

It's a shame they found those injuries in Jazzy Gabert because she could already be well on her way to making a huge impression on the WWE Universe.