WWE legend, 62, giving followers the prospect to ‘maintain’ her by flogging her breast implant

Melissa Ann Hiatt better known as ‘Missy Hyatt’ is letting people ‘hold’ her by flogging her breast implant

Missy Hyatt is selling her breats implant

An ex-WWE legend is giving fans the chance to touch her up – in a rather bizarre way. Melissa Ann Hiatt better known as ‘Missy Hyatt’ is letting people ‘hold’ her by flogging her breast implant, with bids starting at £1,00.

She has now opened the auction for one of her old breast implants to the entire public after dazzling wrestling fans in the 80s and 90s and spending over 30 years working in the sport.

Nicknamed the ‘First Lady of Wresting‘, the star helped revolutionise the role of women in the professional game. Missy, from Tallahassee, Florida, announced the sale of her old breast implant on Monday, with the item listed at $1,500 ( £1,113).

She is selling her removed breast implant signed

The ‘unique’ sale comes with a certificate of authenticity from her surgeon and the bidding will end in a week on September 20. She promises it will be signed.

Missy said: “I have a unique collectible up for auction. Have you ever wanted to hold the First Lady of Professional Wrestling in your hands?

“Well, here is your chance. I have one of my breast implants available for auction. It comes with a certificate of authenticity signed by the doctor that took and made it to be a collectible. I will sign it.”

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

The star has made a listing online to sell the former body part

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.”

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

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

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