Tessa Blanchard stepped away from the ring following Slammiversary in July, with some suspecting she was dealing with an injury. However, having made her return on Friday during a CMLL show and then competing on Sunday night’s Bound for Glory pay-per-view, the third-generation talent has revealed her absence was because she opted to undergo breast augmentation surgery. This was disclosed in a video uploaded to her YouTube channel, where she declared that she now feels “more confident in my own skin.”
Tessa Blanchard, known to many for being the daughter of Tully Blanchard, debuted in 2014 and quickly rose through the indie scene. From there, she briefly worked for WWE, competed in Stardom, and then joined Impact Wrestling in 2018, capturing the Knockouts Championship before making history as the first woman to win the Impact World Championship from Sami Callihan in 2020. However, her meteoric rise to the top wouldn’t last, as allegations of racism and bullying almost ended her career, and still loom large.
