Professional wrestler turned OnlyFans star, Jordynne Grace, shut down her account on the subscription-based platform recently. Why? Because she decided her heart was still in professional wrestling — and allegedly, the WWE required her to upon signing the contract.
It’s unclear if that report is true but Sean Ross Sapp, Fightful MMA, Boxing and Pro Wrestling News contributor was asked about if that was true during a recent podcast interview.
Sapp responded:
“If you mean her Onlyfans (you definitely mean her Onlyfans you gooner), she shut that down several months ago. She effectively took a pay cut in order to join WWE. She’d became a millionaire at one point outside of WWE.”
Sapp implies that the money to become a millionaire would have came from her OnlyFans account — and account she created after retiring from professional wrestling previously.
Grace is a three-time Total Nonstop Action (TNA) Knockouts World Champion before retiring and joining OnlyFans. She was on track to make her first million with a year based on the monthly subscriptions she was racking up — but the WWE came calling.
In 2024, she made three appearances with the WWE, making approximately six-figures for those appearances. Which sounds like a lot, but compared to what Grace was making with her OnlyFans account, it’s a paltry sum. It’s unclear what her new contract terms are, but it seems the long-term value of a five-year contract with the WWE outweighs the instability of OnlyFans.
OnlyFans is known for turning content creators into millionaires seemingly overnight. And while the platform has existed for years, OnlyFans creators sometimes struggle to maintain that level of interest that they get in the very beginning. So it might be a wise financial decision for Grace in the long run. Plus the contract reportedly allows Grace to take time off for other things. She may not be able to keep her OnlyFans account, she can still participate in things like bodybuilding competitions.
It also could be a boon for WWE as well. The production company is known for signing controversial figures like Hulk Hogan who had an amazing career with the company in the 1980s and returned for another run in the early 2000s. The WWE has a bit of a cult following, and they may be adding a new influx of viewers thanks to Grace’s loyal subscribers. Since they can no longer access the muscle model on her OnlyFans platform, these subscribers may be ready to go all in with Grace and WWE. If the company is smart, they’ll lean into the new fan base. There are so many opportunities like merch, brand deals and more.