Footballer turned WWE star branded 'hotter than the sun' in sizzling Instagram snaps

Jaw-dropping NXT superstar Jade Gentile - who was once a semi-professional footballer in Iceland - has been branded "hotter than the sun" in her latest Instagram snaps

Posted Wednesday, October 16, 2024 by Dailystar.co.uk

Jaw-dropping NXT superstar Jade Gentile has been branded "hotter than the sun" in her latest pics.

Gentile, who goes by the name Jazmyn Nyx, shared some snaps on social media to the delight of her adoring fans on Monday (14 October). The stunning wrestler, who once played semi-professional football, showed off her curves while sitting on the pavement.

"Sittin' pretty," she declared as she teased the camera wearing a dark brown low-cut top with some short shorts. "Future champion," one fan declared with the fire emoji.

"You have a heart of gold, thank you for always spreading love and positive vibes, you deserve all the happiness in the world," a second said. While a third replied: "Fatal influence in St. Louis!"

"Cutest ever," a fourth gushed. And another added: "Definitely sitting pretty..."

Jade Gentile has a legion of fans on social media

Gentile only took her first steps into the squared circle in 2022, just days after she'd arrived back in the United States from Iceland. The stunning brunette had spent two seasons on the volcanic island playing as a winger for UMF Afturelding.

The NXT superstar had grown up playing football stateside, and she had a decent college career with the University of West Virginia. However, when she was offered the chance to play professionally in Iceland, she jumped at the chance.

Gentile attended a WWE trial in Nashville before changing careers - which she said was tougher than playing football.

Jade Gentile shared the snaps on social media

Speaking to WrestleRant, she said: "It's very physically demanding... yes, yes, 100%, soccer is what I thought the hardest sport there is - because in football, obviously, you're taking tackles, but they've got pads! You don't have pads in soccer.

"So you're getting hit hard, you're tackling people hard, it's not a joke! I was like, 'I've got this' as I went to a foreign country and didn't speak their language and I thought I could overcome everything. Then I came here and it pushed me to my limits!"