The following press release has been issued:
WORLD FAMOUS WRESTLING DIVA TAMMY LYNN “SUNNY” SYTCH DEBUTS IN SUNNY SIDE UP, FROM LEADING ADULT MOVIE COMPANY VIVID ENTERTAINMENT
Says Sunny: “I Consider Myself Extremely Sexual”
LOS ANGELES – (Feb. 2, 2016) — Vivid Entertainment, internationally known for its celebrity sex tapes, introduces Sunny Side Up, a movie starring world famous female pro wrestling legend Tammy Lynn “Sunny” Sytch, at Vivid.com and on VividTV starting today, Feb. 2, and on DVD Feb. 9.
“We are thrilled that Sunny will be joining such celebrities as Kim Kardashian, Kendra Wilkinson, Farrah Abraham, Pamela Anderson, Chyna and others who have also starred in Vivid-Celeb movies,” said Vivid’s founder/co-chairman Steven Hirsch.
“I’ve always been a fan of adult movies,” says Sunny. “I consider myself extremely sexual and I’m also a voyeur. When I first thought about making the movie I was terrified. But then, as I was making it, I loved it. Vivid made the process a pleasure and I found everything about the company more professional than any wrestling experience.”
Known as the original “Diva,” Sunny is one of the most popular female personalities in the history of sports. In her adult movie debut she shows off her highly erotic side in three scorching scenes, including one with memorable back door action.
Sunny’s achievements include being a two time Slammy Award Winner, a member of theWWE Hall of Fame, the New England Pro Wrestling Hall of Fame and Pro Wrestling Illustrated Manager of the Year.
Born in Matawan, NJ, Sunny and grew up with a strict father who was retired from the U.S. Navy. She was introduced to professional wrestling by her long-time high school boyfriend, Chris Candido.
Sunny reveals everything about her life in her new autobiography A Star Shattered in ebook and paperback form which is out this week and will be available at riverdaleavebooks.com as well amazon.com, iTunes.com and wherever books are sold online.
Nick was born and raised in Detroit, Michigan, and lived there until the age of 18, when he decided to pack his flack jacket and move to New York City.
