Missy Hyatt Sells Her Breast Implant for Insane Price

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What started as one of the strangest pieces of wrestling memorabilia ever put up for sale has officially found a buyer. Missy Hyatt has confirmed that someone actually paid $2,000 to own one of her breast implants—and she’s already getting it ready to ship out.

A week after announcing the unusual auction, Hyatt returned to Instagram to reveal that the bidding had officially ended. Before closing the auction, she also let fans know the price had climbed from the original $1,500 opening bid to $2,000.

“Brad C has upped the bidding to $2000. Just remember auction ends this Sunday.”

Once the deadline passed, Hyatt revealed there was a winner and confirmed the implant was officially sold. Brad C won the implant, and then she had an NSFW message for those who missed out on winning it.

“Congratulations to Brad C he won my booby. I will be mailing it off to him tomorrow he who hesitates masturbates sorry guys.”

The auction immediately became one of the more bizarre stories in wrestling after Hyatt announced she was selling one of the breast implants removed during surgery. She even pitched it as a one-of-a-kind collectible for wrestling fans.

Hyatt also revealed the winning bidder wouldn’t just receive the implant itself. She said it would come with a certificate signed by the doctor who removed it, and she planned to autograph it as well.

Now the auction is officially over, Brad C is apparently the proud new owner, and Missy Hyatt can officially say she sold one of the most unique pieces of memorabilia the wrestling world has ever seen.

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Only Missy Hyatt could turn a medical procedure into a $2,000 wrestling collectible. What do you make of the auction and would you ever bid on something like this? Let us know in the comments below.

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H Jenkins has been breaking pro wrestling news on Ringside News for nearly a decade, with his reports featured by TMZ, Forbes, The Sun, and more.