-- Former WWE Diva Shelly "Ariel" Martinez is advertising herself online as a woman with a 34DD chest who men can pay for her to "wrestle" them. She advertises that she is clean and professional with submission wrestling experience. We don't have the URL, but this is somewhere online.

-- A few weeks ago, former WWE performer Nicole Bass called into Howard Stern's show begging him to give her $900 to keep her husband, Robert Fuchs, from going to jail. Stern initially refused because if he gave her money, then "a million other wackos" would call in with sob stories begging him for money. Stern's stylist contributed $300, and another caller pledged $300 to Bass. Stern gave in and ponied up the final $300 and last Tuesday, Bass took care of her husband's jail problem. Later on, Stern said that Bass told him she was determined to start a new life. Stern said that he got her a job as a personal trainer last year, but quit. Stern said that she's now doing those 900-line phone chats with people.

-- On WWE 24/7, they're showing the 1997 Spring Break edition of WCW Monday Nitro. During the show, they brought out Ms. Monday Nitro, who is Pamela Rogers. Rogers is best known as a former elementary school physical education teacher that had a sexual relationship with a 13-year-old boy, and then tried to lure him back after she got out of jail by sending him explicit videos. She got arrested again in April 2006 and was sentenced to 7 years in prison a few months later.