WWE: Edris Enfoe Announces He’s Medically Cleared from Shoulder Injury, Two New Matches & More Set for 2/24 WWE RAW Show, Vince McMahon Sex Trafficking Lawsuit Update

Edris Enfoe’s Shoulder Injury & Surgery Update – Enofe Announces He’s Medically Cleared

As noted before, WWE NXT talent Edris Enofe has been out of action for WWE since this past September due to a shoulder injury and surgery.

Enofe provided an update on Friday on Twitter announcing that he was recently medically cleared to make an in-ring return.

MEDICALLY. CLEARED.#TheEØE #WWENXT pic.twitter.com/jwsi3dFwps

— E N A (@Edris_Enofe) February 21, 2025

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Two New Matches & More Announced for Next Week’s WWE RAW Show

WWE announced two new matches and several new segments for the card of next week’s show on February 24th at the Heritage Bank Center in Cincinnati, Ohio.

In regards to the new matches, the first new match announced was a tag team match of New Day (Xavier Woods & Kofi Kingston) vs. LWO (Cruz Del Toro & Joaquin Wilde).

The second new match announced was a Triple Threat match of Penta vs. Pete Dunne vs. Ludwig Kaiser.

In regards to the new segments, it was announced that CM Punk, Seth Rollins, and Logan Paul will be making an appearance on the show.

In regards to the other segments, this was a promo segment featuring WWE World Heavyweight Champion Gunther and a promo segment featuring WWE Women’s World Champion Rhea Ripley giving a message to IYO SKY.

Current card for February 24th WWE RAW show:

• WWE Women’s Intercontinental Championship – Dakota Kai vs. Lyra Valkyria (c)
• WWE Women’s Tag Team Championship – Judgement Day (Liv Morgan & Raquel Rodriguez) vs. Bianca Belair & Naomi (c)
• Triple Threat match – Penta vs. Pete Dunne vs. Ludwig Kaiser
• New Day (Xavier Woods & Kofi Kingston) vs. LWO (Cruz Del Toro & Joaquin Wilde)
• WWE World Heavyweight Champion Gunther to speak
• WWE Women’s World Champion Rhea Ripley to address IYO SKY
• CM Punk to appear
• Seth Rollins to appear
• Logan Paul to appear

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Vince McMahon Sex Trafficking Lawsuit Update – McMahon, John Laurinaitis, & WWE File Motions Opposing Janel Grant’s Amended Lawsuit

As noted before, former WWE employee Janel Grant filed a lawsuit in January of 2024 against former TKO Executive Chairman Vince McMahon accusing McMahon of committing sex trafficking and sexual abuse towards her during her time in the company. Besides McMahon, WWE and former WWE Head of Talent Relations John Laurinaitis were also named defendants in the lawsuit. Grant recently filed a new amended lawsuit detailing new evidence and claims against McMahon, Laurinaitis, WWE, and others.

Post Wrestling’s John Pollock reported that attorneys for McMahon, Laurinaitis, and WWE all filed motions on Friday before the United States District Court in Connecticut requesting for the court to strike down Grant’s amended lawsuit and complaints based on recent court records.

In McMahon’s filing, McMahon’s attorney Jessica Rosenberg claimed that the amended complaint is “untimely” and is being done in “bad faith.” Rosenberg also accused the plaintiffs of missing deadline to respond to past motions to move the case to arbitration.

In the filing, Rosenberg also accused Grant’s legal team of purposely omitting facts from the original lawsuit complaint and including them in the amended version to “create another press cycle.”

Plaintiff disingenuously claims that “key factual developments” prompted her proposed amendments and constitute good cause to amend. Yet, most of Plaintiff’s proposed amendments comprise years-old allegations purportedly derived from Plaintiff’s devices, records, or recollection (whether real or imagined). These “new” allegations were always known (or conjured) by Plaintiff but were intentionally omitted from the original complaint. The same is true of Plaintiff’s otherwise unjustified decision to deanonymize the names of various high-profile individuals. Plaintiff fails to identify—nor could she—even a single reason for this delay.

The filing also refutes claims made by Grant of her being coerced into signing the NDA deal with McMahon and pointed out that she had accepted the first payment of $1 million and claimed she has never attempted to return it.

Plaintiff accepted and retained $1 million under the Settlement Agreement.  She has not attempted to return that $1 million payment to Defendant McMahon. In doing so, she ratified the contract and “lost” “the power to avoid” the Settlement Agreement for “duress [and/or] undue influence.

Rather than comply with the clear terms of the Settlement Agreement, Plaintiff has repeatedly exploited the courts and the media to publicize a false narrative and information contractually required to remain confidential.  Permitting additional time to pass unduly prejudices Defendant McMahon and his ability to vindicate himself

Pollock reported that McMahon’s legal team filed their opposition motion first, followed by Laurinaitis’ legal team several hours later and WWE’s legal team afterwards.