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Legendary figure in American professional wrestling, Missy Hyatt (62), has put her breast implants up for auction.
The UK's "The Sun" reported on the 16th (Korean time) that "Hyatt listed one of her previously implanted breast implants at auction to give fans a chance to 'keep' her."
According to media reports, the starting bid for the implant is $1,500 (approximately 2 million won). The listing includes an authenticity certificate from the surgeon who performed the surgery, and Hyatt plans to personally sign the item for the winning bidder. Bidding closes on the 20th.


Addressing her fans, Hyatt said, "Have you ever wanted to hold the First Lady of Professional Wrestling in your hands? This is that chance." She added, "I will provide a certificate signed by the doctor who removed the implant and turned it into a collectible, and I will personally sign it as well."
Hyatt was a star who dominated the professional wrestling stage with dazzling showmanship in the 1980s and 1990s. She competed in World Championship Wrestling (WCW) from 1987 to 1994 and also appeared in WWF and ECW, spending over 30 years in the industry. Known by the nickname "The First Lady of Professional Wrestling," she is credited with revolutionizing the role of women in a male-dominated wrestling scene at the time.
After retiring, she is now living a second life as a barber. She also works as a "living historian," educating the public about history while dressed in costumes and using tools from the Second World War and the American Civil War eras.
Fans who learned of this eccentric auction news could not hide their shock. Netizens expressed various reactions, including "It's absurd, but I respect her effort to make money," "The best time to be alive in human history," "There will surely be some strange fan who buys it," and "Please stop."

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