Where The HELL Is Jordynne Grace?! (WWE News)

Fans remain miffed on Jordynne Grace's continued absence from core WWE programming, but...

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Anyone concerned that Jordynne Grace hasn't wrestled on SmackDown since April shouldn't be. At least, that's the rap coming out of WrestleVotes during a recent Q&A session with wrestling fans.

Grace has become a regular on 'C' tier show Main Event for much of 2026, and that has some worried about her positioning within the company and what the future holds for the ex-TNA star. According to WrestleVotes, WWE bosses are simply biding their time and don't see the need to rush.

"The thing that I’ve heard recently is she’s not in the creative plans. That doesn’t mean they don’t want plans for her", the website noted.

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WrestleVotes then went on to point out that SmackDown is positively stacked with women's division content right now. Chelsea Green is the reigning champ, Tiffany Stratton won Money In The Bank, there's an ongoing Paige vs. Nikki Bella feud that'll have title ramifications, and other acts like Fatal Influence, Tatum Paxley, Charlotte Flair, Alexa Bliss etc need TV time too.

That doesn't leave a lot of room on a 2-hour weekly for Jordynne. It is what it is, basically.

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Thankfully, the Q&A also allayed any fears that Grace could be shoved out the exit doors anytime soon: "She isn’t on her way out - that’s not the sense based on the people I have spoken to".

Jordynne could spring back into view anytime, but it looks like Main Event is her ceiling for the moment. A jump to Raw wouldn't instantly solve anything either - the women's side on that brand is just as packed as SmackDown.

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