Soon after he debut on the main roster in 2002, Victoria suffered a torn ACL injury. She missed no time, now was it common knowledge that she was even hurt. One week, she showed up on television wearing a knee brace but the quality of her performances never once dipped. There was no indication that she was injured to the extent that she was, proving her incredible toughness to management, to the locker room and those fans in the know. When it became common knowledge that she was indeed hurt, many were amazed by the amount of time that had passed since the initial injury occurred, not to mention the incredible devotion Victoria showed to her craft by gutting it out and avoiding surgery. To this day, she has never had any sort of surgery to correct the injury. In both WWE and TNA, she worked with a knee brace on and never missed a beat. Long considered one of the best workers of her generation, she accumulated championships and forged that reputation for herself despite never being at 100-percent. Few performers of any gender would be willing to endure what she did, simply for the love of the art and the benefit of the fans. She did and for that, Victoria deserves all of the credit in the world.