TNA’s Jada Stone recovering after car wreck, says she is “blessed to be alive”

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TNA wrestler Jada Stone says she is “blessed to be alive” after being involved in a serious car accident.

Stone shared an update as an Instagram Story on Sunday, November 8, saying the wreck had occurred two nights earlier.

Two nights ago, I was in a pretty bad wreck. I’m okay… Car unfortunately is not! I’m so blessed to be alive! Be safe on the road everyone!

The 23-year-old included photographs showing her in a hospital bed wearing a neck brace and with one leg heavily wrapped. Other images showed extensive damage to the front and rear of her car.

Image Courtesy: @jada.stoneee on Instagram

Stone did not disclose any specific injuries or provide further details on how the accident occurred.

She added that any promoters affected by cancellations of future bookings had already been contacted.

Stone, who wrestles under the nickname “The Spark,” made her professional debut in 2021 and signed with TNA in 2025. She has become a more regular presence on TNA programming during 2026, recording a television win against Tasha Steelz in February.

Her most prominent run to date came in the tournament to crown the inaugural TNA Knockouts Television Champion. Stone defeated Alisha Edwards, Jody Threat and Heather By Elegance before reaching the tournament final against M By Elegance on August 27.

M won that match to become the inaugural champion. Stone received another opportunity for the championship on the October 29 edition of Impact, again losing to M.

Stone has also wrestled extensively on the independent scene and has competed in Japan and Mexico.

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