Charles Oliveira, former UFC lightweight champion, is the latest of MMA athletes to join the OnlyFans platform; where he will share exclusive behind-the-scenes fight content.
Oliveira won the lightweight belt at UFC 262, when he beat Michael Chandler. Then, he beat Justin Gaethje and Dustin Poirier, but in the end lost to Islam Makhachev.
So, at the present moment, Oliveira is looking for another fight for the lightweight title – for a rematch with Makhachev. Although, it’s rumored that he will face Beneil Dariush at UFC 288 (in May).
And now, as he is getting ready for the comeback fight, he decided to introduce his fans to his personal and training life.
He shared the news about joining OnlyFans via social media:
Now it’s official, I’m part of the OnlyFans. But calm down, it’s not this content you’re imagining.
There I will be posting exclusive stuff for subscribers. More about my routine, my workouts, my family, and even my leisure moments.
If you haven’t registered yet, go ahead and register now.
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Oliveira isn’t the only UFC fighter to use OnlyFans for this purpose. For example, Darren Till revealed how it’s a good way to make additional money:
So, it’s just fight footage. But it’s actually a good concept, because people sign up and you get dollars for people signing up.
It’s good fight footage, I’ve got rent to pay. I haven’t fought for 12 months, you’ve got to make other ways to make money.
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