Ex-WWE Performer Elayna Black Opens OnlyFans Following Firing

Former WWE wrestler Elayna Black explained she launched an OnlyFans page after losing her job and having her career aspirations crushed.

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Oct 30, 2026 · 8:06 PM 2 min read

Key takeaways

Elayna Black is a 25-year-old former WWE wrestler from Chicago.

She spent four years in the NXT developmental brand performing as Cora Jade before her firing in 2025.

Black joined OnlyFans after losing her job and later returned to TNA in January.

She stated that her OnlyFans account led to unexpected business opportunities outside of wrestling.

Former WWE wrestler Elayna Black disclosed that she created an OnlyFans profile following her dismissal and the sudden collapse of her career aspirations.

Black, who is 25 years old, signed with the wrestling organization in 2021 and competed using her former ring name, Cora Jade.

Originally from Chicago, she spent four years performing for the NXT developmental brand without ever advancing to the main roster.

WWE released Black in 2025. She subsequently wrestled briefly for TNA before departing a few months later to work on the independent circuit.

During that period, the American athlete chose to launch an OnlyFans page, acknowledging that wrestling remained her primary focus.

Her page remains active despite her comeback to TNA in January, as she stated that transitioning to the adult platform generated additional ventures.

During an appearance on TNA's YouTube channel, Black stated, "I didn't grow up wanting to be an OnlyFans model."

She continued, "I grew up wanting to be a wrestler. And unfortunately for me, my dream was ripped out from under my feet with no control."

She added, "And when there was an opportunity to make a lot of money at 25 years old, at the time I was 24 when I got fired, I 100 per cent jumped on it and I'm going to do it and I'm going to be smart about it."

She also mentioned, "I guess I never really thought of other business opportunities coming from wrestling just because I have always been so tunnel vision on wrestling and that's all I ever wanted to do."

She noted, "So, when I got fired I started getting all these new opportunities."

She explained, "So, when I did take the break and I started doing OnlyFans as well, I started noticing all these other opportunities coming in that I didn't even think that I would be interested in."

Black additionally discussed the misconceptions surrounding content creators on the website.

She stated, "I think the hardest part honestly is people thinking that they have access to you in a certain type of kind of violating way just because of the content you make."

She concluded, "The excuse is always, 'Well, you have an OnlyFans. You're asking for it. Like you posted you want like you think that you can treat me a certain way or have this certain opinion of me or have this I guess access to me and my body because of what I post online', which is absolutely never the case."