Jordynne Grace, The WWE NXT Wrester Has No Official History With Steroids

The Wrestling star has not failed an official drug test as of now.

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Jordynnne Grace, the professional wrestler, bodybuilder, and powerlifter, has denied use of Steroids or any other performance-enhancing supplements.

Patricia Forrest Gresham, also known as Jordynne Grace, began her Wrestling journey at the age of 15, training under notable figures such as Bolt Brady, George de la Isla, Mr. B, and Papa Don.

After a couple of years, she had already become involved in international wrestling. She has already made a name for herself by becoming a three-time knockout world champion and the first woman to win the Digital Media Championship during her time at TNA.

Grace joined TNA back in 2018, and now represents WWE NXT. She officially joined the franchise in January 2025, following her appearance in the 2024 Women’s Royal Rumble

During her career, she has already undergone a remarkable transformation in her physical appearance, thanks to her profession in multiple fields. However, some fans believe that steroids may be the reason behind her transformation.

Grace Has Not Failed A Drug Test

Despite getting backlash from a few fans, the 29-year-old Powerhouse has not yet failed a drug test in her career.

While it has been quite a while since Jordynne participated in Powerlifting competition, she did secure first place in the World Natural Powerlifting Federation.

The last time she participated in any other competition was the Tri-City Classic on April 1, 2023, where she won the overall Women’s Physique competition. As the competition was non-drug tested, Jordynne didn’t have to go through a Steroids test.

When talking about her transformation on the Insight Podcast, she said;

“I felt like I had to because I have to stand out somehow… I was just this chubby white girl, and you didn’t see anything when I walked in a room. If someone has big arms and they walk into a room, it doesn’t matter if they’re four foot tall, you’re gonna be like, okay, they’re dedicated.”

At this point, she is still with WWE and has not undergone any official drug tests. Though many fans have accused her of using Steroids, due to a change in voice, too, there’s no official proof that she is not natural.

In Case You Didn’t Know

  • Jordynne is now eligible to get a Pro card and compete in one of the most reputable bodybuilding competitions, The Arnold Classic.
  • The American Pro-wrestler’s WWE contract will run till 2029.
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