Rena enjoyed the three years she spent in wrestling and becoming the WWF Women's Champion of the World. As "Sable," Rena Mero was named the women's champ of the World Wrestling Federation in 1998. (The WWF, an entertaining mix of acting and grappling, was later renamed World Wrestling Entertainment, or WWE.) Mixing power moves with pulchritude, Sable became the WWF's biggest female star and for a time was one of the Internet's most popular pinups. Mero split with the WWF after an argument with management, but her fame got another boost when she appeared in the October 1999 issue of Playboy magazine. She returned to the WWE in 2003, reclaiming her Sable name and persona.

Doing a guest appearance on the Show Pacific Blue led to other guest starring roles on several series such as First Wave, Relic Hunter and hosting shows on MTV and VH-1 also appearing on numerous talk shows such as the Tonight Show, Donnie & Marie, Late Show, Larry King Live, Regis & Kathy Lee, Roseanne, Politically Incorrect, Howard Stern, etc. In 1993, she met Marc Mero and they married in 1994 and Marc adopted Rena's daughter, Mariah. Rena enjoys spending time with her family in Orlando. And believe it or not, she is a domesticated woman who likes to cook and clean. She also likes reading and riding horses with her daughter.