Nikki Bella Vs Ronda Rousey is one key match every body is waiting to watch tonight at the WWE Evolution PPV and while that is kicking, WWE has officially announced the cancellation of yet another match.

All is set, WWE is going to be making yet another history as they present the first all-women’s pay-per-view in history with Evolution.

Surely, there will be several titles to battle for, and quite a number of wrestling legends will be come back to the ring again.

While this is phenomena, unfortunately, one of the most dominant female superstars will no longer be wrestling and that will be Alexa Bliss who will have to sit out due to recently suffering a concussion.

Alexa Bliss hasn’t been involved in any televised match since losing to Raw Women’s champion Ronda Rousey at Hell in a Cell on Sept. 16. She has been building up this match on Monday Night Raw without getting physical as she was healing up an arm injury.

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It was still expected that she would be well enough to compete at Evolution, and she would be from the arm injury, but it’s a concussion that will keep her out of action on Sunday.

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According to the official website of WWE, Bliss will not compete “due to an injury,” but there wasn’t much more detailed in the report.

Following that match, Dave Meltzer of the Wrestling Observer Newsletter reported that Bliss was suffering from numbness in her left arm.

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On this note, WWE announced Friday that Alicia Fox will replace Alexa Bliss as Mickie James’ partner in their tag team match against Trish Stratus and Lita at WWE Evolution on Sunday.

Originally, Bliss was scheduled to face Stratus in a singles match and James was set to take on Lita.

Those matches were combined into a tag bout, which opened up more room on the card for other matches.