WWE star will get banned from widespread website

A WWE SmackDown star found herself on the wrong side of wrestling fans’ favorite database. A female star who used to spam low-star ratings for her opponents on Cagematch now has no access to the site because she is banned.

Jordynne Grace took to X to announce that Cagematch.net had banned her account after she admitted to spamming 1-star ratings on her ‘enemies.’ Cagematch is a widely used independent site where users rate matches and wrestlers. In multiple posts, Grace revealed that she now rates her enemies 1 star on WikiFeet, a celebrity feet website.

“They said it was a warning but banned my account. They strict,” wrote Jordynne Grace.

A fan then said in the comments that anyone’s WikiFeet rating is better than their Cagematch rating. The former TNA Knockouts World Champion then responded that her Cagematch has been banned, implying it is the reason she’s shifted on WikiFeet to troll her enemies.

A WWE match is one of the highest-rated matches of 2026, according to Cagematch

At one point, just during the week it was held, El Grande Americano vs. The Original El Grande Americano was at the top of Cagematch.net. It was the highest-rated match of 2026, an accomplishment that WWE achieved after many years, taking over the previous first-ranked Hiroshi Tanahashi vs. Kazuchika Okada. However, now that the dust has settled, the Okada vs. Tanahashi match is back on top, and the Americanos clash is in second place.

Although still commendable, no other WWE match has managed to be in the top 10. The closest would be Roman Reigns vs. CM Punk, with a 9.08 rating. The rest of the top matches come from AEW, Tokyo Joshi Pro-Wrestling, World Wonder Ring Stardom, and Sareee-ISM, which means a lot of women’s matches too.

El Grande vs. ‘Original’ El Grande took place at AAA Noche de Los Grandes in May 2026. While Hiroshi vs. Kazuchika happened in the main event of NJPW’s biggest show, Wrestle Kingdom, on their classic date, January 4,