House of Glory has issued a positive update on Vic Vendetta after the frightening ending to his match at HOG Salvation on October 9.

Vendetta competed in a Six-Way Scramble Match at the event, which was held at the NYC Arena in Jamaica, New York. The bout also featured Angel Jacquez, Mantequilla, Onyx Amagi, Tiny Giant, and JJ Doze. During the match, Vendetta climbed to the top rope and attempted a Shooting Star Press onto Mantequilla. The move resulted in a scary landing, as Vendetta came down face-first on the ring.

The match was stopped immediately following the incident. Referees and medical personnel entered the ring shortly afterward to attend to Vendetta, bringing an abrupt end to the scheduled scramble.

In a statement released after the event, House of Glory confirmed that Vendetta was taken to a hospital for evaluation and said that he is doing well as he begins his recovery.

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“Following last night’s event, Vic Vendetta was evaluated at the hospital. He’s doing well and recovering. Thank you to everyone who checked in and sent their support. Wishing him a smooth recovery.”

HOG Provides Encouraging News Following Salvation

The update offers reassuring news after a moment that understandably caused concern among those in attendance and viewers who saw discussion of the incident afterward. Professional wrestling carries an inherent physical risk, particularly during high-impact maneuvers from the ropes, and the Shooting Star Press is among the most demanding aerial moves in the sport.

Vendetta’s attempt came in the middle of a multi-person scramble, a match format built around constant movement and quick exchanges among several competitors. With six wrestlers involved, the action can change instantly, and wrestlers often have to make split-second adjustments based on positioning in the ring. In this case, the bout did not continue after Vendetta’s landing.

The immediate response from the officials and medical staff was an important part of the situation. House of Glory halted the match rather than attempting to move forward with the planned action, allowing attention to shift fully to Vendetta. The promotion later confirmed that he was evaluated at the hospital, while its public statement emphasized that he is recovering.

No further details about the nature of Vendetta’s condition or a possible timetable for returning to the ring were included in House of Glory’s announcement. As a result, any discussion beyond the promotion’s confirmation that he is doing well would be speculation. For now, the key update is that Vendetta received medical evaluation and that HOG has described his recovery in encouraging terms.

The Match Ended After the Landing

The Six-Way Scramble Match was one of the contests on the HOG Salvation card and brought together a varied group of performers: Vendetta, Angel Jacquez, Mantequilla, Onyx Amagi, Tiny Giant, and JJ Doze. Multi-person matches are often designed to showcase contrasting styles, with wrestlers creating fast-paced sequences and opportunities for dramatic dives or sudden pinfall attempts.

However, the planned conclusion was overtaken by the incident involving Vendetta. After he went to the top rope to deliver the Shooting Star Press to Mantequilla, the landing led to the match being called off. In professional wrestling, a referee’s ability to stop a match is crucial when a situation requires immediate medical attention, and that is what occurred at Salvation.

There was no announced result provided in the update. The important development was not a winner or a finish, but the decision to end the contest and ensure Vendetta could be assessed by medical professionals.

That distinction matters in an environment where performers routinely push through strenuous schedules and physically punishing competition. When a match is ended because a wrestler needs attention, the focus appropriately shifts away from the card’s competitive stakes and toward the performer’s health and safety.

Support Rolls In for Vic Vendetta

House of Glory’s message also thanked everyone who reached out following the event. That acknowledgement reflects the concern that emerged after the landing, as fans and members of the wrestling community checked in on Vendetta’s status.

The wrestling world is often highly connected across promotions, training schools, venues, and fan communities. That is especially evident after situations that require a medical response during a show. While the action inside the ring is built on athleticism, preparation, and trust, moments such as this are reminders that wrestlers place themselves in demanding situations every time they perform.

Supportive messages do not change the seriousness of a scary moment, but they can underscore the community around a performer as they recover. HOG’s statement made clear that the company had heard from people concerned about Vendetta and wanted to offer an official update rather than leave uncertainty surrounding his immediate status.

Its wording was measured: Vendetta was evaluated at the hospital, he is doing well, and he is recovering. Those are the details currently confirmed by the promotion.

What Comes Next

At this stage, House of Glory has not announced when Vic Vendetta may return to competition. A return date should not be presumed, particularly because no diagnosis, clearance information, or future booking update was included in the statement.

The next meaningful update will come if Vendetta or HOG chooses to share more about his recovery and eventual in-ring plans. Until then, the promotion’s announcement provides the most important information following HOG Salvation: Vendetta was assessed at a hospital after the incident and is said to be recovering.

For Angel Jacquez, Mantequilla, Onyx Amagi, Tiny Giant, and JJ Doze, the scramble’s unexpected ending meant that the match became defined by concern for their fellow competitor rather than by its originally intended finish. The same is true for everyone involved in producing the event. Once the landing occurred, the priority became getting Vendetta the necessary care.

House of Glory’s quick public update should provide some relief to those who were alarmed by what happened at the NYC Arena. Though there are still no details on the extent of the issue or the length of his absence, the promotion’s message is encouraging and points to a recovery already underway.

Vic Vendetta’s health remains the priority. House of Glory has asked for continued support as he recovers, and the wrestling community will undoubtedly be hoping for a smooth and complete return whenever he is ready.

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