Zoey Stark debunks AI retirement video rumors after a deepfake surfaced online, falsely suggesting her career in WWE was ending. The WWE RAW superstar recently found herself clarifying the situation after even her own family believed she was retiring due to a fabricated AI video making the rounds.
AI Video Confuses Fans and Family Alike
The spread of the AI-generated clip led many, including those close to Stark, to mistakenly think she was stepping away from wrestling because of her latest injury. Stark took to social media to address the misinformation and reassure fans about her future.
“This AI video. Whoever made it, great job. You did a fantastic job, because a lot of people fell for it, including my own family. It’s not true. I’m not retiring anytime soon. In fact, I’m here at the UFC Performance Institute to do rehab on my knee and working my ass off three to four times a day of physical therapy. But I’m gonna share my journey with you guys. The good, the bad, the ugly, the road to recovery, and what it is. So, stay with me, I love all you Stark Marks.”
—Zoey Stark, WWE RAW Superstar
Focus Remains on Recovery and Comeback
Despite recent injuries and subsequent surgery, Stark confirmed she is dedicated to her recovery process and has no intention of ending her wrestling career. She is undergoing rehabilitation at the UFC Performance Institute, committing to multiple physical therapy sessions each day as part of her comeback plan, and intends to document her progress for her supporters.
Why Zoey Stark’s Update Matters for WWE Fans
Stark’s clarification provides relief to both fans and the WWE community who were concerned by the misleading AI video. Her statement underscores the impact of AI-generated misinformation within the world of professional wrestling and highlights the vulnerability even well-known athletes have to such deceptive content. As Stark continues her road to recovery, followers of WWE can expect more updates directly from her, rather than relying on unverified digital rumors.
