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Brooke Havok Was Considered for WWE ID Women’s Title Before Injury
Brooke Havok, an independent wrestler, was reportedly considered to become WWE ID Women’s Champion.
She tore her ACL and meniscus during a match in Philadelphia in September, and the injuries will require surgery.
The injury interrupted plans WWE was said to have for her through its WWE ID program.
Havok had reportedly caught WWE officials’ attention during tryouts over SummerSlam weekend.
Monica Monroe later ended Laynie Luck’s 320-day title reign.
Havok has previously torn her ACL and undergone a lengthy rehabilitation, and it is not yet clear how long she will be out this time.
Brooke Havok was reportedly considered to dethrone Laynie Luck as WWE Women’s ID Champion before a serious knee injury changed the company’s plans.
Havok tore her ACL and meniscus during a match in Philadelphia in September and also suffered other injuries requiring surgery.
Monica Monroe eventually ended Luck’s 320-day title reign.
Havok had reportedly caught WWE officials’ attention during tryouts over SummerSlam weekend.
It is unclear how long Havok will be out of action after surgery.
- Who
- Brooke Havok, also known as Savannah Ruiz, was reportedly considered for the title win.
- What
- WWE reportedly considered having Havok dethrone Laynie Luck as WWE Women’s ID Champion.
- When
- Havok suffered the knee injury in September. The article was published on October 10, 2026.
- Where
- Philadelphia, during a match.
- Why
- Her ACL and meniscus tears and other injuries requiring surgery led WWE to rethink its plans.
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Havok began her in-ring career at the Nightmare Factory in Atlanta, Georgia.
Havok reportedly caught the attention of WWE officials during tryouts.
Havok tore her ACL and meniscus during a match in Philadelphia.
Monica Monroe ended Laynie Luck’s 320-day title reign.
- Reported title consideration
- Havok was considered to dethrone Laynie Luck
- Injuries
- Torn ACL and meniscus, plus other injuries requiring surgery
- Injury location
- Philadelphia
- Laynie Luck’s reign
- 320 days
- Havok’s ring debut
- 2020
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