US EditionElayna Black (Cora Jade) Knew WWE Exit Was Coming Months in Advance
- Elayna Black, formerly known as Cora Jade, officially launched her OnlyFans account after her WWE non-compete expired in early June 2025.
- Black anticipated her WWE release months before the May 2 roster cuts, citing a conversation that led her to expect it and describing a constant gut feeling since November 2024.
- Throughout her time in WWE, Black encountered body shaming and dealt with significant personal hardships, including a life-threatening medical emergency early in 2023 that necessitated urgent surgery and forced her to take time off from wrestling.
- Black set her OnlyFans subscription at $15.99 per month, teased the launch with a 3PM EST time, and expressed interest in AEW while noting WWE was her dream despite the challenges she endured.
- Following her WWE departure, Black plans to work independent dates under her original ring name and remains open to future wrestling opportunities, emphasizing confidence in her decisions and experiences.
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Elayna Black, formerly known as Cora Jade in WWE, recently opened up in a new interview about her release from the company and more. Black was released on May 2nd as part of a round of roster cuts. She appeared on Monday’s episode of “The Ariel Helwani Show” to discuss her departure, address rumors circulating about the released talent being “lazy,” and share her experiences with body shaming and other challenges she faced. You can check out som…
Cora Jade Opens Up About Body Shaming In WWE
The post Cora Jade Opens Up About Body Shaming In WWE first appeared on PWMania - Wrestling News.Former WWE NXT star Cora Jade, now competing under her original ring name Elayna Black, recently sat down with Ariel Helwani and opened up about the struggles she faced early in her WWE career—most notably, being body shamed at just 19 years old. Black revealed that harmful comments about her appearance came from multiple directions: […]
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