The relationship between WWE and Playboy dates back to April, 1999 when Sable posed on the cover of Hugh Hefner's publication.
Since then, WWE Divas hot (Torrie Wilson) and not (Chyna) have gone naked within the pages of this magazine. Below, we give fans a chance to vote on their favorite cover shots:
April, 1999: Sable
January, 2002: Joanie Laurer
May, 2003: Torrie Wilson
In her latest attempt at publicity, Joanie Laurer has filed to legally change her name to Chyna.
And she hopes Vince McMahon has a problem with it (Chyna is copyrighted by WWE). After all, the former wrestler issues the following statement:
"Do I want to go back to get abused by you and get punched in the head every day and have people not stand up for me besides the fans? No. Would I like to go back for one day representing myself and all these people to kick your ass and your ass only?
Cause you are the boss, right Vince? Then I would love to do it. You know my number. You know where I live, obviously. And you know my name. Bring it, Vince!"
This is embarrassing.
Former WWE Diva/Playboy model/actress/Hollywood wanna-be, Chyna (now known as "Chyna Doll"), was turned away from celebrity hang out, Hyde, over the weekend.
After leaving Shag, another club in Tinseltown, the ex-wrestler arrived with with porn star Mary Carey (naturally) and their entourage, expecting to waltz right in. The group had no reservation, however, and was quickly denied admittance.
Stuck behind the velvet rope, Chyna even tried to recruit American Idol contestant Chris Daughtry (pictured) for help, but received the following response: Wish I could help you, sorry."
Ouch. We don't know about anyone else, but a Daughtry/Chyna feud in the WWE would be money!
