Jordynne Grace Banned From Cagematch Over Review Bombing

Jordynne Grace has been shown the door by Cagematch, the long-running wrestling database and review site, after admitting she used the platform to torch her rivals with one-star ratings.

Grace says she set up an account specifically to review bomb the wrestlers she considers enemies, a list that has apparently grown since she arrived in WWE in 2025. She backed up her claim on social media with screenshots documenting the campaign before Cagematch caught on and banned the account.

It is the kind of story that could only happen in pro wrestling, where the line between real animosity and storyline heat is often blurry by design. Cagematch has built its reputation over two decades as one of the internet’s most trusted (if quirky) resources for match ratings, event histories and wrestler bios, largely because its community takes those star ratings seriously. A performer allegedly gaming the system to tank the scores of people she does not like is exactly the sort of behavior the site’s moderators are built to catch — and exactly the sort of behavior wrestling fans find endlessly entertaining.

Grace has never been shy about her personality on social media, and this fits her brash, chip-on-the-shoulder persona to a tee. Since debuting in WWE in 2025 after years of building her reputation in TNA as a multiple-time Knockouts Champion, Grace has worked to establish herself as a legitimate threat on the main roster, and that has naturally come with friction — both in storylines and, evidently, in how she keeps score outside the ring.

Whether this was pure trolling, a genuine grudge, or a bit of both hardly matters; Grace owning the story herself, screenshots and all, turns what could have been an embarrassing footnote into another data point in her ongoing reputation as one of the most unfiltered personalities in the women’s division. It also serves as a reminder that Cagematch, for all its usefulness, is not immune to the same kind of review-bombing that plagues other corners of the internet — it just is not used to the perpetrator being an active WWE roster member.

Don’t expect this to derail any actual storylines, but it is a fun bit of insight into how seriously talent can take the perception battles that play out away from the cameras. If nothing else, Grace has ensured her rivals — and Cagematch’s moderation team — will be watching her online activity a little more closely going forward.