Summary

Manami Toyota said she is dealing with major knee damage, including torn ACL and PCL ligaments in her left knee and a tear in her right knee.

The source text says these injuries are connected to long-term wear and tear from her wrestling career, which spanned 30 years as a full-time performer.

Toyota also said her left hand has some numbness, while adding that her neck is fine.

The source text notes she retired from regular in-ring competition and that her most recent match took place in 2019 for Ice Ribbon.

Manami Toyota injury update reinforces the lasting physical cost of a 30-year run

Manami Toyota detailing severe ligament tears in both knees creates a concrete consequence, her post-retirement reality is still heavily shaped by accumulated ring damage.

With her final match already years behind her, this update underscores that career-ending wear can continue affecting day-to-day health long after active competition ends.

Quotes

Quote from Manami Toyota

"My neck’s fine, but my left hand is a bit numb. My knees are bad. My left one has a torn ACL and a torn PCL, and one of them is torn on the right as well."

Sources

As reported by Fightful.