14. She Has A Model Of Breast Implant Named After Her
Safe to say, Chyna has had many different looks over the years, going back to her pre-WWF days, to her WWF run, then to her post-wrestling life. And one thing that changed noticeably since her 1997 debut at In Your House 13: Final Four is her chest. Chyna has actually had multiple breast implants, but did you know that she actually has a model of breast implant named after her? If you didnt, you do now. When her first implants were ruptured during a wrestling match, Chyna spoke to her plastic surgeon about how the implants they offered just simply didnt fit her frame. As such, custom implants were made for her, costing a reported $6,000 and being dubbed the Chyna 2000s. The Chyna 2000s were then launched and targeted at large-framed women and female bodybuilders, with Chyna essentially becoming the poster child for this particular model of breast implant.
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