Penelope Ford Injury Update: Match Ended Early Due to Injury

During the February 25 episode of AEW Dynamite, the team of MegaBad, consisting of Megan Bayne and Penelope Ford, challenged the reigning AEW Women’s Tag Team Champions, Babes of Wrath—Willow Nightingale and Harley Cameron. However, the contest ended prematurely due to a legitimate injury sustained by Penelope Ford, which led to a sudden change in the planned finish.

Match Rewritten After Ford’s Injury

Penelope Ford’s injury resulted in an unexpected disqualification finish instead of the original scripted outcome. Lena Kross, the newest member of AEW’s roster who has aligned herself with MegaBad, entered the match causing a disqualification. This adjustment prevented the champions from having to wrestle in a two-on-one scenario after Ford’s exit from active competition during the bout.

Details of Ford’s Condition and Match Adaptations

As reported by Fightful Select, Ford’s injury forced officials to call an audible mid-match. After being checked during the commercial break, Ford was declared unable to continue. Following her exit, Harley Cameron tagged out and remained mostly inactive for the remainder of the contest. The full severity of Ford’s injury is currently undisclosed, though she had recently come back from a torn ligament injury that sidelined her since November.

Support from Fans and AEW Community

The AEW community and fans have expressed their concern and well wishes for Penelope Ford’s recovery. Positive messages have circulated on social media, emphasizing hope that her injury is not serious.

“Penelope Ford was legitimately injured, and the finish was changed mid-match” – Sean Ross Sapp, Fightful.com

“Best wishes for Penelope Ford and hoping it’s nothing serious. 🙏🙏 #AEWDynamite pic.twitter.com/useIJ8JiZn” – 𝐃𝐫𝐚𝐕𝐞𝐧

Looking Ahead: Impact on AEW Programming

This injury update raises questions about Ford’s short-term availability and how AEW will adjust future storylines involving MegaBad and the AEW Women’s Tag Team division. Fans and analysts will be watching closely for further news regarding her recovery and potential return to action.

Linda Isaak
Linda Isaak
Linda Isaak is a journalist at CynicalTimes.org, covering the AEW Women’s Division. With six years of experience in wrestling journalism, she delivers in-depth coverage of matches, rivalries, and rising stars within All Elite Wrestling. Linda’s work highlights the athleticism, storytelling, and evolution of women’s wrestling in AEW, offering timely updates and expert analysis. She is known for her clear reporting, deep industry knowledge, and ability to connect readers with the key moments shaping AEW’s women’s roster. From title chases to breakout performances, Linda brings the action to life for wrestling fans around the world.