WWE also markets to families, so they don't want kids Googling their talent and seeing nudes (which is why they shut them down). AEW regularly has morons on TV performing self-harm to an audience of hundreds, so they wouldn't give a shit because kids aren't in their audience (and they have feckless "leadership" that doesn't know what they're doing anyway). TNA also tries to be all-encompassing but they also know they're fairly small, especially compared to 15 years ago, so they also likely don't really care as long as it's not full-blown porn and internal vulva shots.
That's the public excuse (there's some of that fs) but there's also the economical one. WWE is well known for their tight contracts and low pays (NXT girls are doing 50k/year so they don't want the girls doing a lot of money 'cause that would put them in a stronger position.
Most wrestlers upload basically IG-esque content on OF, if the problem was the PG they could allow them to do OF with light content. Guess why they don't care if they show ass for free on IG but avoiding them selling the same content.
Remember the ban to Zelina's twitch? and Karrion Kross just admitted they even took money from his book. They also change and own the talent names, the catchphrases etc. The less money they earn, the cheaper they're.
Because the dude on charge's schtick was hitting people on the head with a hammer. The kids can google that too. It's so hypocritical.
AEW is a modern company. I'm sure they have no problem.
TNA has most of the roster doing it and just inducted Velvet, who is doing porn, into the HOF.
Literally all other companies (AEW / TNA and all the indies) allow girls to do OF and I've seen nothing from ANY of them in regard of that they'd have any problem if the girls wants to take to the nude/porn side, as it should be in 2025. No girl has said "my company doesn't allow me to do it" either. To me, it's simply that they don't need. If your fanbase pays you for bikini/lingerie, why would they do more?
Here it's M4xx1n3 and Sk13 to compensate the TED Talk