Hulk Hogan was spotted with former WWE diva Summer Rae in a new photo, as seen below.
Another former WWE diva, Toni Storm, recently joined OnlyFans platform to put out some exclusive content for her fans. The launch of the account was a huge success as 11 hours after its launch, the account’s lone post had garnered more than 1,650 likes. Storm has locked down more than $33,000 for her first month on OnlyFans in under a half-day which is quite impressive. Now it turns out IMPACT Knockouts Champion Jordynne Grace might do a huge OnlyFans collaboration as well with the former WWE star.
Toni Storm and Jordynne Grace could collab
Grace recently took to her Twitter and revealed that she wants to do an OnlyFans collaboration with Toni Storm. She wrote:
“Me and Toni about to hit this OF collab and retire from wrestling tbh”
Me and Toni about to hit this OF collab and retire from wrestling tbh
— Jordynne Grace (@JordynneGrace) March 21, 2022
Toni Storm was called up to the main roster as part of Friday Night Smackdown on July 23rd this year and was not utilized well at all. She was even gone from WWE television for a long time until she started a feud with Charlotte Flair. Becky Lynch also dropped a Toni Storm bombshell.
On the Christmas Eve episode of SmackDown, Storm had challenged Charlotte Flair for the SmackDown Women’s Championship but was unsuccessful. A few days later it was reported that she had left the company. It was also reported that after appearing at a live event, the star flew home at her own expense. Since leaving WWE, Storm is yet to return to the ring, her most recent match coming on December 28th at a WWE live event in Washington.
Speaking of Charlotte Flair, “The Queen’ recently discussed how her father Ric Flair’s match against Shawn Michaels at WrestleMania 24 was her favorite WrestleMania moment while speaking to the WWE digital team. Credit to SportsKeeda for the below.
My favorite WrestleMania moment I think will always be when Shawn Michaels retired my dad. Not just because of the match; it was the last time my whole family sat front row together. Me, my little brother, my big sister, and my big brother, and it was the first time in, I guess, my entire life that I finally realized what my dad meant to the industry.”
