Get to Know Her: After taking second place at WWE’s nationwide diva search in 2006, this blonde bombshell took to the L.A. circuit, modeling for Guess and securing bit parts in Dodgeball and Smokin’ Aces. Her upcoming credits include roles in Fast & Furious and G-Force and she’ll be taking up sideline reporting duties (tee hee) in Ripe TV’s new mixed martial arts show, XARM, on November 19. (Finally, some hard-hitting journalism we can get behind.)

Jennifer England

So hot, they named a country after her!

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