Recently, fight fans received disheartening news that dampened their excitement for UFC 295 featuring Jon Jones vs Stipe Miocic. The UFC heavyweight champion sustained a torn pectoral tendon during training, forcing the fight’s cancellation. Surprisingly, following this event, the star heavyweight launched his OnlyFans account, taking an unexpected and intriguing path. Let’s delve into the details.
Stipe Miocic Launches His OnlyFans Account After Jon Jones Fight Cancellation
While OnlyFans is often linked to adult content, offering creators worldwide a unique platform to share content considered unsuitable for other platforms. This app provides them with the freedom to post a variety of content without any censorship or getting banned. Notably, Former UFC star Paige VanZant is a notable figure among the platform’s popular creators.
However, Miocic will share exclusive behind-the-scenes moments from his life, including training videos and personal messages for his fans. This practice is common among many others who use the platform to connect with their audience and share various aspects of their lives and not just the adult content curation.
Head to @onlyfans and subscribe to hear my exclusive first thoughts from Wednesday’s news, as well as more behind-the-scenes content of my training, my day to day, and more.
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— Stipe Miocic (@stipemiocic) October 27, 2023
Miocic made it public on social media that he’s now part of the subscription-based content sharing platform OnlyFans. Currently, he’s providing his content for free, and if you’re interested in his OnlyFans account, you can find the link here.
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Indeed, Meisha Tate, Jessica Andrade, and many others have also started their OnlyFans accounts. With Miocic’s recent entry into OnlyFans, fans are curious to see what he shares on the platform. Meanwhile, Miocic who mentioned that Dana White didn’t offer him an interim title shot. Now, the co-main event, Alex Pereira vs. Jiri Prochakza, will now take the main event spot, and Tom Aspinall is set to face Sergei Pavlovich for the interim heavyweight championship.
