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WWE legend generally known as ‘First Lady of Wrestling’ flogs boob implant after bidding frenzy

Melissa Ann Hyatt – better known as ‘Missy Hyatt’ – has sold off one of her breast implants for £1,500 after a week-long bidding war

She has auctioned off one of her boobs

She has auctioned off one of her boobs

A WWE legend, known as the ‘First Lady of Wrestling ‘, has sold her breast implant to a fan for £1,500.

Melissa Ann Hyatt, better known as ‘Missy Hyatt’, had the old implant snapped up by one eager supporter after a week-long bidding war from loving fans.

The 62-year-old dazzled wrestling fans in the 80s and 90s and spent over 30 years working in the sport. Nicknamed the ‘First Lady of Wrestling’, the star helped revolutionise the role of women in the professional game.

Missy, from Tallahassee, Florida, sold her implant to Brad C on Sunday (20 Sep) with the item initially listed at £1,113 ($1,500) and finally then bought for £1,495 ($2,000). The implant will be signed by the ex-WWE legend before being sent off to the successful fan.

The ‘unique’ sale comes with a certificate of authenticity from her surgeon. The bidding opened on 13 September.

The star raised money by flogging the implant

The star raised money by flogging the implant

Missy Hyatt said: “Congratulations to Brad C he won my boobie. I will be mailing it off to him tomorrow.

“He who hesitates masturbates – sorry guys.”

Missy appeared for World Championship Wrestling from 1987 to 1994, but also worked with the WWF and ECW during her career.

She now works as a barber and appears at events as a ‘WWII Living Historian’ and a ‘Civil War Living Historian’.

Fans were left stumped by the sale.

One person wrote: “This is wild but I respect the hustle.”

Another person added: “Brilliant.”

Fans flocked to buy a piece of her body

Fans flocked to buy a piece of her body

One commented: “This is the greatest time to be alive in human history.”

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Another viewer said: “My god, the depths and of course some weird fan will buy it.”

One fan wrote: “Oh come on.”