WWE’s Chelsea Green ‘finally’ undergoes SVT heart procedure and is already ‘on the mend’

While she was already on the shelf with an ankle injury, WWE Superstar Chelsea Green had to undergo an SVT heart procedure that was seemingly a long time coming.

Green revealed the news on Instagram, posting a selfie with her husband, Matt Cardona. She started her caption by saying, “After 10 years,” indicating that the surgery was inevitable. Luckily, the doctors “caught” her SVT, and the surgery was done in a few hours.

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“After 10 years, doctors finally caught my SVT and I was able to get a heart procedure done!” Green wrote. “3 hours later and I’m on the mend.”

Ultimately, Green is “on the mend” already. Hopefully, this means that she is able to return to WWE sooner rather than later, as she hasn’t wrestled in three months.

How will Chelsea Green’s heart procedure affect her WWE future?

It’s unknown how much longer Green will be out of action. Not only is she dealing with an ankle injury, but she has also undergone the SVT procedure.

Even while she hasn’t been an active in-ring performer in months, Green still makes her presence known in non-wrestling roles. She most recently hinted at a storyline involving the new Women’s United States Champion, Tiffany Stratton.

Green’s injury occurred during the Feb. 6, 2026, edition of Friday Night SmackDown. She was in a triple threat match against Stratton and Lash Legend in an Elimination Chamber-qualifying match.

This injury meant that Green had to miss WrestleMania 42, the biggest show of WWE’s calendar year. Hopefully, she will be back before SummerSlam in August.

Throughout her young career, Green has been a two-time Women’s United States Champion. She became the inaugural Women’s United States Champion after beating Michin in the finals of a tournament. She’s also a one-time Women’s Tag Team Champion, holding the belts with Sonya Deville/Piper Niven.

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