cora Jade Steps Away From Wrestling, Cites⁣ mental Health and Loss of Passion, Leverages OnlyFans for Financial Security

Cora Jade, formerly known as Elayna ⁢Black‍ on the self-reliant ⁢circuit, has announced a surprising hiatus from ⁣professional wrestling, ‍citing mental health concerns and a diminished passion for the sport. The 24-year-old’s decision comes after⁣ a brief ⁢but active period on the independant scene following her ‍departure from WWE in early May.

jade competed in seven matches across ⁤various promotions, ​leading many to ⁣believe this marked the beginning of​ a notable post-WWE career. However, her return to‍ the ring proved to be short-lived.In⁣ a candid ⁤announcement this week, Jade revealed her intention to step away from ⁤wrestling entirely, prioritizing her⁤ well-being over her in-ring aspirations. ⁤this ‌news has undoubtedly surprised ⁣fans who ​were eager to ​witness her potential flourish outside the WWE system.

Despite the abrupt pause in her wrestling ⁣journey,financial considerations do not​ appear to be the driving force ​behind ⁢Jade’s‍ decision. ​Renowned wrestling journalist Dave Meltzer, speaking​ on Wrestling‌ Observer ‌Radio, shed light on Jade’s financial situation, noting that her OnlyFans account ⁢has generated considerable income as her release from ⁢WWE.

“You‍ know⁢ she probably made more money last month than⁤ any ⁣woman pro ‌wrestler ⁤in the world? And‌ probably by a lot, as of OnlyFans,” Meltzer stated. He elaborated⁣ on the‍ financial disparity,questioning‍ the​ appeal of independent wrestling‌ dates for a‍ modest‌ sum when substantially higher earnings are achievable through other platforms.”Yeah,‌ its basically-think about this.‌ You want to do these indie‍ dates ⁢for $1,000 when you’re making the kind of money‍ she’s making? ​It ⁣makes no ⁤sense at all.”

Meltzer drew a⁣ parallel between ⁣Jade’s current path and ⁣that of Mandy Rose,another former WWE talent who‍ found immense‌ financial ⁢success‍ by transitioning into the content subscription space.

“She ​may come back, but you ‍know, it’s basically ⁢like Mandy Rose‍ set the template,” ⁣Meltzer continued. “And if you’ve got the right⁣ look, and you can do OnlyFans coming off a WWE run, not everyone ‌can⁣ do it obviously, but some can. ⁣I‍ mean, Mandy Rose‌ is incredibly ⁣rich from⁣ that.”

This strategic pivot towards digital platforms‌ has provided ​Jade with the financial ⁤freedom to step away from the demanding ​schedule of professional‍ wrestling and focus on her mental health without the immediate pressure of securing‌ an in-ring paycheck. While she has not definitively closed the door on ⁢a future return ‍to wrestling, her immediate focus is clearly directed elsewhere.

Jade’s decision reflects a growing trend among former WWE talent, ‍notably ⁣women, who⁤ are ‌adeptly leveraging their established fame and ⁣fan ‌bases on digital platforms to cultivate new and lucrative income streams​ beyond⁢ traditional wrestling ​careers. As more wrestlers explore these choice avenues, success stories ‌like those of ‌Mandy Rose and now Cora Jade ‌continue to underscore the evolving landscape of⁣ post-WWE career​ opportunities.

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