WFSB out of Connecticut covered WWE Hall of Famer Sunny‘s three arrests on today’s broadcast, including footage of Sunny, real name Tamara Sytch, in court today (September 14th) following her third arrest yesterday (Sept. 13th). According to the report, Sytch kept returning to her boyfriend’s home in Branford, Connecticut despite police officers telling her not … Read more
WWE Hall of Famer, Sunny, real name Tammy Sytch, was arrested three days in a row this week in Connecticut, as reported earlier today. In a statement issued to TMZ, WWE responded to the Hall of Famer’s arrests following her stint in rehab from July to late August which was sponsored by the company. WWE … Read more
WWE Hall of Famer Sunny, real name Tamara Sytch, was arrested three days in a row this week, according to TMZ. Sytch was arrested on September 11th in Connecticut for disorderly conduct, and again on Sept. 12th for disorderly conduct, violation of a protective order and strangulation in the third degree. TMZ reports that she … Read more
At its root, wrestling has always been about good vs evil, bad guys vs good guys — or in our case, bad girls vs good girls. In a brand new feature at Diva Dirt, we want you to help us pick wrestling’s best mean girl. Now, there is a clear distinction between a mean girl … Read more
Tonight, WWE celebrates its 1,000th episode of Raw. Since 1993, that Monday night factory has been chugging and spurning out match after match, segment after segment, and all the rest in between. Of course, with the good (and there’s been plenty of that) there’s the not so good (there’s been a whole lot of that, … Read more
As reported earlier this week, WWE Hall of Famer, Sunny, real name Tammy Sytch, entered WWE sponsored rehab this past Monday after recently being rushed to the ER. Prior to checking in to rehab, the former WWE icon took part in an emotional shoot interview with RF Video, declaring it the first step in her … Read more
WWE Hall of Famer Sunny, real name Tammy Sytch, has entered WWE sponsored rehab today. The former WWE Diva took part in what is described as an emotional shoot interview this past weekend for RF Video, which comes on the heels of her being rushed to the emergency room on Friday night “after she nearly … Read more
WWE Hall of Famer, Sunny, real name Tammy Sytch, has found herself embroiled in a Twitter tirade, dropping a derogatory slur towards homosexuals on more than one occasion. Sytch, who has been going back and forth on social media with independent talent Reby Sky over the past few days stemming from Sky blasting former WWE … Read more
“Your Two Cents” is our interactive feature where we gauge the opinions of our Twitter and Facebook followers on different discussions in women’s wrestling. This week, we’re asking this: Brooke Hogan has been named the new Executive of the Knockouts division, so we want to know: would the Divas benefit from having something similar? Who … Read more
Former WWE Diva Sunny has talked about her induction into the WWE Hall of Fame last year as we gear up for this year’s WrestleMania. Sunny, real name Tammy Sytch, is expected to be in Florida this week and will appear at an NWA show. Speaking to the Miami Herald on her Hall of Fame … Read more
Two former WWE Divas are not very happy with each other and have taken their frustrations to, where else, but Twitter and Facebook! Recently inducted WWE Hall of Famer Sunny, real name Tammy Sytch, and former WWE/Playboy covergirl Ashley Massaro were at the same event over the weekend, and Sunny reportedly vented on her Facebook … Read more
In a list of the top 25 managers in WWE history, Hall of Famer Sensational Sherri Martel ranked the highest female at #5, beating out the likes of Sunny and more. Also making the list is Sunny (#11), Miss Elizabeth (#13), Vickie Guerrero (#15), Stephanie McMahon (#19) and Terri Runnels (as alter-ego Marlena, #24). Of … Read more
The folks at Kayfabe Commentaries have released their latest innovation in shoot series: Wrestling’s Most… The DVD series will feature a new topic in each DVD, the first being about controversial moments in wrestling. Featured on the DVD are Chyna, Maria Kanellis and Sunny. Details below: [notice]Last year we asked you guys a bunch of … Read more
Fans can finally see Sunny’s Hall of Fame induction from this past April. The WrestleMania 27 DVD is out now, and someone has leaked Sunny’s induction onto YouTube. Watch below: Thanks to Sammy for the tip!
A plethora of female names attended the Legends of the Ring convention this past weekend in New Jersey. Perhaps most notable was former DX member, Tori aka Terri Poch, who made her first wrestling-related appearance in over 10 years — and she looks fabulous! Other ladies at the convention included Chyna, Lacey Von Erich, Jillian, … Read more
The Hall of Fame ceremony just aired a few hours early in the UK. Sunny was not part of the telecast. The one hour telecast featured the inductions of the Road Warriors, Drew Carey and Shawn Michaels. There were only brief glimpses of the other inductions, including Sunny’s. Sunny had previously been featured in promo … Read more
The WWE-proclaimed ‘Original Diva’, Sunny will be inducted into the Hall of Fame tonight at Atlanta, GA. Diva Dirt’s Cryssi is on hand and will be bringing us live updates.
* Sunny is the third inductee.
* King, the host of the show, says Sunny always got what she wanted.
* Video package for Sunny plays. Lots of cheers and whistles from the crowd.
* King says the Divas are ‘smart, sexy, powerful and stuck up…’ Lay-Cool and the other Divas take the stage.
More pictures from Sunny’s Hall of Fame induction courtesy of Mr Glamazon’s friend, Jamie! [nggallery id=480] More pictures at WWE.com.
Some more exclusive snaps from Axxess this past week sent in by David.
As previously noted, Wendi Richter was at Axxess yesterday signing autographs and looked fantastic. David noted that was incredibly personable.
Also at Axxess yesterday was none other than Snooki, signing copies of her New York Times bestselling book. (Seriously! She’s a bestseller!)
Brian Fritz has interviews with Natalya and Sunny from earlier in the week.
Natalya really has some wonderful words for Trish Stratus, citing her as the reason she wanted to become a WWE Diva. Watch that interview below:
In a new interview with SLAM! Sports, Sunny aka Tammy Sytch discusses her WWE Hall of Fame induction this weekend.
On getting the call that WWE wanted to induct her, Sunny says John Laurinaitis called her while Raw was on and told her to tune in:
“I already had it on while I was packing for my trip to Mexico, when all of a sudden the announcement of Shawn Michaels going into the hall of fame comes on,” recalled Sytch. “I said to Johnny Ace, ‘That’s great! Good for him, he deserves it,’ as I acted happier than a pig in poop.
“Then Johnny Ace goes, ‘Well, Vince [McMahon] and I were talking and we’d like you to be the second inductee.’ I paused, and then said, ‘You’re s**ttin’ me right?’ Then he says, ‘No, I’m not s**ttin’ you.’ So of course I started crying and shaking and freaking out. I was thinking to myself, ‘Oh my God, I’m only 38, and usually the people who go into the Hall of Fame are at least 50, or dead by the time they get inducted. All I could think was, ‘Holy crap, this is awesome!'”
Fan footage from tonight’s show in Madison Square Garden. Sunny can be seen taking it to the Bella Twins:
Soon-to-be WWE Hall of Famer, Sunny made a surprise return just moments ago at the WWE Raw brand house show in New York’s Madison Square Garden. Sunny served as special guest referee during a tag team match between the Bella Twins and Eve Torres & Kelly Kelly. Twitter user MickieManiac sent us the following results: … Read more
WWE aired the following video package on Monday Night Raw tonight announcing Sunny for this year’s Hall of Fame:
According to PWInsider, WWE will officially announce Tammy ‘Sunny’ Sytch for its Hall of Fame class of 2011 tomorrow. It was reported a couple of weeks ago that the former WWE Diva, often recognised as the ‘original Diva’, is a lock for this year’s Hall of Fame ceremony due to take place in Atlanta next … Read more
