Tammy Lynn Sytch was born on December 7th, 1972 in Matawan, New Jersey.
She was a professional wrestling diva for ECW, WCW, WWE and various independent promotions. Tammy achieved her greatest success as "Sunny" in WWF in the mid to late 1990s.
Tammy's career has more up and downs than a rollercoaster.
Although in late 2005 and early 2006, WWE made several subliminal messages regarding Sytch's WWF tenure as Sunny. The company website featured "Sunny Month" on WWE 24/7 Online, a Flash puzzle baring her likeness, not to mention the usage of her old WWE theme music "I Know You Want Me" on the WWE Divas section of the site. This all seemed highly unusual considering that WWE rarely promotes talent unaffiliated with the company.
As it turned out, the individual in charge of WWE.com, Chris Chambers, contacted Sytch in November 2005 in hopes of having her participate in a photoshoot and interview for "Sunny Month" on WWE 24/7 Online in January 2006. Chambers was a good friend of Sytch during her WWF tenure - he helped produce some of her promos. The outspoken Sytch has never been one to shy away from an interview, but there was a dilemma regarding the possibility of a photoshoot. Juxtaposed to her earlier stint as Sunny, WWE fans who are unaware of her whereabouts in recent years would be in for quite a surprise if they saw Sytch in her present-day physical appearance - which has considerably altered since she was last seen in WWE in 1998. Albeit shapely and curvaceous, Sytch is no longer in "bikini-shape" due to the amount of weight she's gained over the years (Sytch hasn't been publicly seen in a bikini since 2002). Henceforth, a flattered Sytch turned down Chambers' offer as she didn't want to leave a bad impression with WWE fans if they were to see her in current full-figured state in revealing clothing. However, Sytch didn't completely rule out the offer as she stated that would be willing to go through with the photoshoot and interview if and when she was able to lose her excess weight - or as she likes to refer to losing weight as getting back into "Sunny Shape." Although, WWE revoked Chambers' duties as Head of WWE.com in March 2006 and the occasional references on the site regarding Sunny lessened. Nonetheless, Sytch stated that she has spoken to Vince McMahon and that he has opened the door for Sytch to come back whenever she's ready to return, which is when she believes to be in "Sunny Shape." Sytch hopes to make a return to WWE in late 2006 or early 2007.
Sytch was also featured in the 2006 WWE DVD The World's Greatest Wrestling Managers. The DVD paid tribute to Sunny blazing the trail for future WWE Divas, but also seemed to put the blame on Sytch for her personal problems and drug abuse. Many clips of her past were shown, however, it is unclear if she actually participated in the DVD. Sytch, in her present-day appearance, didn't physically appear in the DVD, but she partially narrated her segment. Archived Sunny audio clips were likely used for her DVD segment as her voice has considerably lowered in the past few years.
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