By Stephen M. Lepore For Dailymail.Com

Published: 13:41 EDT, 11 October 2022 | Updated: 13:58 EDT, 11 October 2022

Twitch streamer and porn star Adriana Chechik said she's 'terrified' as she tweeted that she's going in for surgery to have a metal rod inserted into her back after breaking it in two places at TwitchCon this weekend.  

Chechik, who has 803,000 followers on the streaming platform, was celebrating a win in a foam pugil stick duel when she jumped into the pit at a Lenovo Legion booth at the TwitchCon event at the San Diego Convention Center over the weekend. 

The OnlyFans star tweeted out this morning, 'Terrified about to get surgery right now. Wish me luck!' 

Footage showed Chechik, 30, battling it out with her opponent on a three-foot high platform above the foam cubes, each trying to knock the other off-balance in a 'gladiator game.'

Within seconds, the AVN Award Winning performer claimed victory and celebrated with a toe touch before landing in the pit and being unable to get up as panicked onlookers are heard shouting that she landed on her tailbone. 

Chechik, who has over 3.8 million Instagram followers and 801,000 followers on Twitch, later posted a photo of herself in a hospital gown late Sunday night with the caption, 'I live here now.' 

She had previously updated her fans on Monday that she was able to get her hair washed despite the injuries, writing, 'So I got my hair washed today and holy cow! That was a blessing, the ladies who washed me are seriously my heroes.'

Twitch streamer and porn star Adriana Chechik said she's 'terrified' as she tweeted that she's going in for surgery to have a metal rod inserted into her back after breaking it in two places at TwitchCon this weekend

Chechik, who has 803,000 followers on the streaming platform, was celebrating a win in a foam pugil stick duel when she jumped into the pit at a Lenovo Legion booth at the TwitchCon event at the San Diego Convention Center over the weekend. 

Another streamer, LochVaness, was also injured at Lenovo's booth on Saturday. She thanked people for their support in a Monday morning tweet

Both Chechik and streamer Loch Vaness were critical of the lack of safety measures taken when both were injured in the foam pit. 

Vaness tweeted earlier Tuesday morning, 'Thank you everyone who is being so kind about everything that happened. Your kind words have been helping through all this craziness.'

A representative for Lenovo told Kotaku Monday, 'We are aware of the incidents of TwitchCon visitors who sustained injuries in the gladiator game soft foam pit at the Lenovo booth. The area has since been closed for any further use while we work with event organizers to look into the incidents.'

A spokesperson for the company has yet to respond to a DailyMail.com request for comment. 

Lenovo hasn't tweeted about the incident publicly either - their last tweet being sent out Sunday to promote the foam pit. 

The replies are now entirely composed of people mocking the tech company. 

One tweeter joked about the 'backbreaking work' it took in banning anyone who criticized them after the injuries.

Another wrote that they're 'never buying Lenovo products again.'

A third asked if they'd bothered to let anyone know there was 'no padding' underneath the foam bricks.  

In a series of tweets, Chechik attacked Lenovo Legion for keeping the booth open after another participant said they were injured the previous day. 

Video captured the moment Chechik landed and struggled to move. 

'You good?' a man can be heard asking.

'I can't get up,' Chechik responded as the crowd stared at her. Multiple people then rushed to her care as she struggled to move. 

'No, no she's fine,' a female announcer was heard joking in the background unaware of the severity of Chechik's injuries. 

'She landed on her tailbone,' another man can be heard telling the medic.  

In a string of Tweets, the influencer called out the booth's operator Lenovo Legion for their 'carelessness' in allowing for the foam pit to remain open after one person previously claimed to be injured.

'Why did @LenovoLegion say here, you can dive in?' she wrote while attaching a video from the company with the two booth announcers describing the fight between two men. 

Porn star Adriana Chechik has to get a rod inserted into her back after she broke it while jumping onto concrete covered by foam cubes

Chechik (right) is seen with her competitor minutes before she broke her back after slamming into the foam pit. The influencer was participating in the risky activity hosted by Lenovo Legion

Footage showed Chechik and her opponent battling it out with foam pugil sticks on a three-foot platform 

Chechik cheered toward the crowd in front of her while her opponent laid defeated. The adult star cheered and prepared to perform a toe touch 

Within seconds, Chechik can be seen landing the fall on her tailbone

Chechik struggled to get up while others rushed to call the medic. She was seen crunched over in pain 

Chechik later posted a photo of herself glammed up in a hospital gown on late Sunday night

'They put the pit up a second day after the 1st person injured their foot and ankle bad enough to leave #twitchcon in a brace. Multiple ppl were injured and they kept the pit open, said jump in the booty first.' 

Participants were required to sign a waiver before participating in the activity. 

Chechik recalled the moments she remained still as the medics rushed to get her out of the foam pit. 

'Special shout out to the random off-work EMT who got the workers at the booth to realize how bad I was injured and to make them keep me still and calm me down until others got there. U rly kept me from crying badly.'

She later added, 'Last night was horrible, the pain I had felt like I'd rather die. This is gonna suck.' 

'I broke my back in two places and am getting surgery to put a meter rod in for support today. Send your support. When it rains it pours and I am definitely feeling the rain right now.'  

Chechik has been very outspoken about her injuries on Twitter and slammed Lenovo Legion for continuing the risky actively despite another person being previously injured the day before 

LochVaness posted a video of herself in the same foam booth battling her opponent before she jumped the pit after winning. Rather than slamming Lenovo, she took a hit at Twitch. 

'I will never be able to trust @Twitch at another convention in my entire life,' she later wrote on Twitter while sharing a video of how she got her injuries. 

'Here's how I dislocated my knee and sprained my ankle at their Lenovo Legion booth.'

LochVaness can be seen jumping into the pit and quickly dropping her jaw before the video is cut out. 

She was briefly hospitalized before doctors said she didn't break any major bones. 

The streamer later posted a picture of her ankle being iced and elevated on Sunday with the caption, 'This is NOT how I wanted to spend Twitchcon Day 3.' 

The streamer shared a video of the horrific incident on Twitter.  Rather than slamming Lenovo, she took a hit at Twitch

The streamer can be seen leaping into the foam and the moment her jaw dropped from her injury 

LochVaness spent day three of the convention laying down with her sprained foot iced 

Be careful on this thing guys. I’m currently at the hospital seeing if I broke anything. 🥹 https://t.co/SNHHl5XZEE

I will never be able to trust @Twitch at another convention in my entire life. Here’s how I dislocated my knee and sprained my ankle at their Lenovo Legion booth: pic.twitter.com/uZjfkgRyWr

Many were outraged after the two incidents occurred at the weekend convention, especially after Twitch failed to shut down Lenovo's booth after LochVaness's injury. 

'Holy sh** waiver or not, that's irresponsible as shit to not have proper protection on the floor,' one person wrote on Twitter. 

'Terribly upsetting,' another wrote. 'I hope they all make a healthy recovery.' 

'The pit is an act of negligence, full stop. Foam blocks on concrete? They're lucky someone didn't fall head first,' another said. 

One person said they suffered minor injuries from the pit. 

'Can confirm the pit was a bit shallow - I hit my knee pretty hard but not seriously the first time that I got knocked off of a podium,' one person wrote. 'Saw a lot of people purposely dive into the foam pit which was particularly concerning.'

Twitch didn't immediately respond to DailyMail.com for a comment. 

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