Tamara Lynn Sytch was stuck in traffic.
Tamara Lynn Sytch was a big star in show wrestling in the 90s. PDO
A former show wrestler who turns 51 on Thursday Tamara “Tammy” Lynn Sytch has received a prison sentence of 17 years and six months.
Sytch drove under the influence of alcohol and drugs in a fatal crash in Florida on March 25, 2022. He crashed his car into another vehicle that had stopped at a traffic light. The 75-year-old man who was driving the other car died in the crash.
An hour after the crash, Stych’s blood still had three times more alcohol than should be at the wheel of a car. A bottle of vodka was found in the woman’s car and cannabis was found in her body.
The former show wrestler had been arrested several times before in Pennsylvania on suspicion of drunk driving. Because of this, Stychi also had a card on the shelf.
– It was only a matter of time because he kills an innocent and unsuspecting person while driving, Florida state prosecutor RJ Larizza stated.
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Sytch rose to superstardom in the 90s when the American show wrestling organization WWE lured him into the sport. At the time, Sytch was known by the nickname “Sunny”.
In 1996, AOL, at the time the world’s largest Internet service provider, announced that Tammy Sytch was the “most downloaded woman” on their website. He had surpassed in the number of downloads, among other things Pamela Anderson, Jennifer Aniston’s and Mariah Carey’s.
The following year, Playboy magazine lured Sytchi for nude photos with a six-figure sum, but she refused the offer.
However, in the early 2000s, Sytch posed nude for the first time on adult entertainment websites, and in 2016 he appeared in a porn film released by Vivid Entertainment called Sunny Side Up: In Through the Backdoor.
In recent years, Sytch has also made adult entertainment on the Onlyfans website.
Prison became familiar to Sytchi shortly after his wrestling career. He has been arrested several times for disorderly conduct, drunk driving and also burglary.
Sytch was inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame in 2011.