The March 2004 issue, often titled "Torrie vs. Sable" or "WWE Supervixens," features several key segments:

March 2004 issue of Playboy Sable (Rena Mero) Torrie Wilson is widely considered a high point in the "WWE Diva" era, marking the first time two active wrestling superstars posed together for the magazine. Context and Historical Impact

published a highly anticipated joint feature featuring both Sable and Torrie Wilson.

: This was a major cross-promotional event for WWE's WrestleMania XX . It was the first time two WWE Divas shared a Playboy cover, following their individual solo covers (Sable in 1999 and Torrie Wilson in 2003).

Reviewers and collectors often praise the issue for its "pop culture history" and the rare pairing of the company's top two sex symbols of the time. Some fans noted it felt more "frisky" and playful than their solo shoots. Collectability:

made history by becoming the first WWE Diva to grace the cover of in April 1999.

While Sable broke the barrier, Torrie Wilson became the poster child for the WWE- Playboy brand throughout the 2000s. Her first solo cover in May 2003 (and subsequent covers) solidified the relationship between the two brands.

first appeared in the April 1999 issue of Playboy, photographed by Stephen Wayda. The shoot was revolutionary because Sable was under contract with WWF at the time, and WWE Chairman Vince McMahon personally approved the appearance. The issue sold over 2.5 million copies.