Francine Fournier - a well-known figure in the wrestling world - has recently disclosed some troubling health news.
The 53-year-old, who is known by the moniker Queen Of Extreme, revealed on her podcast and YouTube channel that doctors have discovered a small mass in her left breast.
While she is currently awaiting further test results, the news has understandably caused her significant anxiety.
Best known for her time in Extreme Championship Wrestling (ECW) from 1995 to 2001, where she was a prominent valet and manager, Francine also had a brief stint return to ECW in 2006.
Since stepping away from in-ring competition, she has remained connected to the wrestling community through her podcast and various media appearances.
In her recent disclosure, Francine mentioned that this is not the first time she has faced such a health scare.
When she was 21, she underwent a biopsy for a similar mass in her left breast, which was found to be benign.
She vividly recalled the procedure, describing how doctors extracted fluid for testing.
Despite this past experience, the current situation has left her feeling uneasy, particularly as her mother recently overcame Breast Cancer, adding a deeply personal dimension to her concerns.
The wrestling community has rallied around Francine, with fans, fellow wrestlers, expressing their support and sending well-wishes for her health and recovery.
As she awaits the results of her tests, the outpouring of encouragement reflects the impact she has had on the industry and the respect she commands within it.
While Francine’s health remains the primary focus, it is worth noting that she has also been in the spotlight recently for other reasons.
Reports indicate that she was in discussions for an appearance on WWE's NXT programme, though it is unclear whether her health concerns will affect those plans.
However, the wrestling world's attention is firmly on her well-being at this time.
As Francine navigates this challenging period, the wrestling community continues to stand by her, hoping for a positive outcome.
You can watch Francine's YouTube video, here.
The 53-year-old, who is known by the moniker Queen Of Extreme, revealed on her podcast and YouTube channel that doctors have discovered a small mass in her left breast.
While she is currently awaiting further test results, the news has understandably caused her significant anxiety.
Best known for her time in Extreme Championship Wrestling (ECW) from 1995 to 2001, where she was a prominent valet and manager, Francine also had a brief stint return to ECW in 2006.
Since stepping away from in-ring competition, she has remained connected to the wrestling community through her podcast and various media appearances.
In her recent disclosure, Francine mentioned that this is not the first time she has faced such a health scare.
When she was 21, she underwent a biopsy for a similar mass in her left breast, which was found to be benign.
She vividly recalled the procedure, describing how doctors extracted fluid for testing.
Despite this past experience, the current situation has left her feeling uneasy, particularly as her mother recently overcame Breast Cancer, adding a deeply personal dimension to her concerns.
The wrestling community has rallied around Francine, with fans, fellow wrestlers, expressing their support and sending well-wishes for her health and recovery.
As she awaits the results of her tests, the outpouring of encouragement reflects the impact she has had on the industry and the respect she commands within it.
While Francine’s health remains the primary focus, it is worth noting that she has also been in the spotlight recently for other reasons.
Reports indicate that she was in discussions for an appearance on WWE's NXT programme, though it is unclear whether her health concerns will affect those plans.
However, the wrestling world's attention is firmly on her well-being at this time.
As Francine navigates this challenging period, the wrestling community continues to stand by her, hoping for a positive outcome.
You can watch Francine's YouTube video, here.
InformingBritain.com sends its well-wishes to Francine and her family at this time.
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