Allie Katch recently took to social media to discuss the injury she suffered at The People vs. GCW. Katch landed awkwardly during a dive to the outside when she faced Effy at The People vs. GCW on January 19th.

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Allie Katch shares her thoughts. Katch underwent surgery after she suffered an injury during her match with Effy at The People vs. GCW on January 19th, as she broke her leg in two places.

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Allie Katch broke her leg at GCW vs. The People on Sunday, January 14, missing out on an opportunity to challenge for the World Title.

Katch suffered an apparent leg injury at The People vs. GCW on January 19th. Her match with Effy was called off, and Katch was stretchered out of the arena. Steph De Lander went to the hospital with Katch and provided multiple updates on Katch's status.

Allie Katch is heading home from the hospital after undergoing surgery to repair her broken leg.

Allie Katch had surgery after she suffered an injury at The People vs. GCW. Katch landed awkwardly during a dive to the outside when she faced Effy at The People vs. GCW on January 19th. After being taken out on a stretcher,

Steph De Lander noted that she was at the hospital with Katch, and she announced that Allie had broken her leg in two places. She stated that Katch was waiting to speak to a surge