Stacks returns to training after recent stretcher incident at house show

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Last updated Oct 26, 2026

Stacks returns to training after recent stretcher incident at house show
Summary

Channing 'Stacks' Lorenzo was stretchered out during an 8-man tag match at a WWE NXT house show in Canada on October 16. Reports indicate that he fell and possibly hit his head on a ring post. He was later hospitalized, but provided updates via Instagram on October 26, showing his recovery with a workout selfie and a joking comment about his 'attitude.'

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  • •Lorenzo was injured during an NXT house show match on October 16.
  • •He left the venue wearing a neck brace on a stretcher.
  • •Lorenzo provided updates via his Instagram story on October 26.
  • •He expressed a positive attitude despite the injury.
  • •The incident drew attention during the match against Tony D'Angelo's team.
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  • 8:00 PMCageside Seats — NXT talent ‘back to the grind’ after being stretchered out of recent house show
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Ten days ago, Channing “Stacks” Lorenzo was teaming with his teammates in WWE NXT’s Birthright stable in an 8-man tag on a house show in Canada. The match against Tony D’Angelo, Tavion Heights, Shiloh Hill & Shawn Spears was stopped after Lorenzo took a fall to the floor and landed badly. Some accounts claimed he hit his head on the ring post. Whatever led to his bad landing, Stacks left the building wearing a neck brace on a stretcher as Birthright’s Uriah Connors was put through a table and Spears apologized to the crowd for the unplanned ending. Word came later that night (via Wrestling Observer) that Lorenzo was in the hospital, but that was the last update. Usually that means good news, and that was what we got in-character confirmation of today (Oct. 26) from Stacks’ Instagram Story. A photo, presumably from Fri., Oct. 16 in the hospital, shows Lorenzo on a stretcher giving the camera both middle fingers and captioned: Doc was worried about my ‘attitude’ … Told ’em it’s a preexisting condition. The show goes on. That was followed by a workout selfie on which he wrote: Right back to the grind

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