Daria Rae is adding another acting credit to her résumé, and this one comes with a Netflix logo attached. The TNA Director of Operations has landed a role in the upcoming Netflix series “Myron Bolitar,” where she’ll be playing a professional wrestler.
According to PWInsider Elite, Rae has already started filming the series in New York. Her character is named Fury, a pro wrestler who will appear in the show centered around sports agent Myron Bolitar.
The Netflix series stars Colin Woodell, Diane Guerrero and Chloe Fineman. It is based around the Myron Bolitar character created by author Harlan Coben, with the story following a sports agent who finds himself pulled into mysteries surrounding his clients and the people around them.
The role gives Rae another opportunity to expand her acting career outside the wrestling business. She has previously appeared in projects including “Tape Me,” “The DNA Murders” and “His, Hers & Ours.”
Rae isn’t stepping away from TNA either. She remains active on television as the company’s Director of Operations and recently appeared on the post-TNA Lockdown edition of TNA Impact, where she introduced former WWE star Zoey Serrano, previously known as Zoey Stark, to the TNA audience.
Rae made her TNA debut in January 2026 during the promotion’s first episode on AMC. She later revealed that she had signed a new deal with the company. So far, her TNA run has remained strictly in an authority role. Rae has not wrestled for the promotion, and her last match took place in WWE in February 2025.
Now Rae is balancing her TNA responsibilities with a Netflix production, and playing a wrestler named Fury means her latest acting gig won’t take her too far outside familiar territory. With filming already underway, fans will now have another place to watch Rae once “Myron Bolitar” hits Netflix.
What do you think about Daria Rae landing a pro wrestler role in a Netflix series? Do you want to see her continue building an acting career while working with TNA? Drop your thoughts and feedback in the comments below.
