No, This Missing WWE Star Has NOT Been Released (WWE News)

Despite having not appeared on SmackDown for six months, Jordynne Grace IS still with WWE.

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Having not been seen on main WWE TV for over six months now, that's led some fans to question whether Jordynne Grace is still with the company, especially with there being no references to the market leader in her social media bios.

On that topic, Fightful Select notes that Grace isn't gone from WWE, and that the WWE mentions in her bios were removed months ago.

As for the Juggernaut keeping herself busy lately with her bodybuilding exploits, Fightful adds that this isn't a reason for her being off WWE TV, but rather that she's been able to do that bodybuilding because she's been off TV.

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For those keeping track, Jordynne Grace last wrestled on main WWE programming on the April 17th edition of SmackDown, where she came up short against Tiffany Stratton in a match to crown the new number one contender for the Women's United States Title that was held by Giulia at that point.

Since that SmackDown match, Jordynne has wrestled four WWE Main Event bouts and a dark match loss to Blake Monroe at a May SmackDown taping. As it stands, the three-time TNA Knockouts Champion's most recent match was a loss to Kiana James - who herself hasn't wrestled on the main roster for approaching four months - on the June 18th episode of Main Event.

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By all accounts, per recent reports, the reason for Grace's ongoing absence is simply a case of the company having no creative plans for her right now. Given how ridiculously talented the 30-year-old is, here's hoping it's not too long before she's back on TV and cracking skulls.

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