Former WWE star Dawn Marie has officially joined OnlyFans, and Attitude Era wrestling fans are loving it.
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During her heyday in WWE, Dawn Marie, 55, was scarcely used as an in-ring performer. She debuted in Extreme Championship Wrestling (ECW) in 1998 as Lance Storm's smoking-hot manager and valet driver.
In ECW, Dawn Marie also managed the Impact Players, a tag team duo consisting of Lance Storm and Justin Credible. The Impact Players won the ECW Tag Team Championship twice with Dawn Marie as their manager.
"As controversial as she was beautiful, Dawn Marie first caught the attention of fans in 1998 as Lance Storm's ditzy valet in Extreme Championship Wrestling. But despite her airhead persona, the New Jersey native helped Storm and his tag partner, Justin Credible, grab the ECW Tag Team Championships on two occasions before the company folded in 2001," reads her WWE bio.
Following a four-year run in ECW, Dawn Marie, whose real name is Dawn Marie Psaltis, joined the WWE as a member of SmackDown.
There, she received a bit more in-ring work. Dawn Marie wrestled her first WWE match on April 14, 2002, defeating Kim Neilson at a house show in Mississippi. One month later, Dawn Marie made her televised debut on SmackDown as Vince McMahon's legal assistant. Apparently, her legal advice wasn't the best, as McMahon faced a string of lawsuits in the years that followed.
One of her most notable WWE storylines came in 2002, when she and Stacy Keibler battled for McMahon's affection until he appointed his daughter, Stephanie McMahon, as the show's new general manager.
Dawn Marie left the company in 2005 and retired from pro wrestling in 2008.
Nearly two decades after announcing her retirement, Dawn Marie has found a new stream of income on OnlyFans.
Wrestling Fans React to WWE Star Joining OF
Dawn Marie was always a charming figure in WWE, and her fans appear just as excited for her next endeavor.
Several social media users on X (formerly known as Twitter) weighed in on her decision to join OnlyFans.
"I'm not surprised because she was once in Playboy," a user commented.
"I see her being successful on OnlyFans," another replied.
Before wrestling fans get too excited, it's worth noting that the former WWE star said that her channel will not include nudity.
