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Joan Marie Laurer (stage name Chyna) was a former American professional wrestler, actress, bodybuilder and pornographic film actress who was under contract to Vivid Entertainment. Chyna first rose to prominence upon debuting in the professional wrestling promotion WWE in 1997, where she performed under the ring name Chyna and was billed as the "Ninth Wonder of the World" (André the Giant was already billed as the eighth). A member of the stable D-Generation X, she held the WWE Intercontinental Championship (the first female wrestler to do so) and WWE Women's Championship, and was the first female wrestler to participate in the Royal Rumble and King of the Ring events. Since leaving the WWE in 2001, Chyna had wrestled sporadically, most notably with New Japan Pro Wrestling in 2002 and Total Nonstop Action Wrestling in 2011. Laurer had a strained relationship with her family. She last saw her mother at the age of sixteen, and she claimed that her father never got over her decision not to join the FBI. She also alleged that her father took out several student loans in her name and without her knowledge, leaving her with $40,000 in debt. On an episode of Celebrity Rehab with Dr. Drew in 2008, Laurer claimed to have a bad relationship with all of her family members, including her siblings. In September 2010, Laurer was hospitalized after overdosing on sleeping medication. As of February 2015, Laurer had reestablished a good relationship with her mother; her father died in May 2014. Laurer taught English in Japan.
3.9Cougar Club
2007
6.6Brown Sugar
2002
7.3Beyond the Mat
1999
4.2Illegal Aliens
2007
8.0WWE SummerSlam 1997
1997
4.8On the Line
2001
8.8WWE WrestleMania X-Seven
2001
10.0WWE Greatest Wrestling Factions
2014
8.3WWE King of the Ring 1998
1998
7.2WWE WrestleMania 2000
2000
7.5WWE WrestleMania XV
1999
7.6WWE Backlash 2000
2000
7.5WWE WrestleMania 13
1997
7.8WWE WrestleMania XIV
1998
4.1Alien Fury: Countdown to Invasion
2000
10.0WWE: The Best of SmackDown - 10th Anniversary, 1999-2009
2012
4.8White T
2013
6.5WWE King of the Ring 2000
2000
10.0Then, Now, Forever: The Evolution of WWE’s Women’s Division
2018
7.0WWE Rebellion 1999
1999