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UFC Flyweight Mariya Agapova Reveals She’ll Be Homeless “In A Week” – Mentions S*xual Abuse Allegations

UFC Flyweight Mariya Agapova Reveals She’ll Be Homeless “In A Week” – Mentions S*xual Abuse Allegations

Less than a month before her scheduled return to the Octagon, UFC flyweight contender Mariya Agapova revealed that she is facing imminent homelessness.

In a heartfelt social media story, “Demonslayer” opened up about her dire circumstances:

In a week, I’ll probably be homeless.

Are you surprised? Not me.
This is a classic of my life in America, becoming homeless right before a UFC fight.

This is a f*cking classic!

Agapova explained what’s going on in more, increasingly disturbing, detail:

Next week I will be looking for a homeless shelter because I don’t trust people anymore.
Since I don’t have money for rent, I live wherever I have to.

People exploit me, and during this exploitation, they neglect my personal boundaries and my life.
Including trying to sell me into sex slavery behind my back.

She then issued a call for help:

Who knows shelters, charitable organizations that are aimed at helping, not exploiting, please write to me.

Agapova is also nursing a knee injury…
That she cannot take care of until she gets the payday:

It’s still bad and I still need surgery.
So after my fight, I will do the surgery, but my life situation is very bad right now, that’s why I can’t go to surgery before this fight.

I work [as a] bouncer right now at the club and no one gives a sh*t about me honestly.
After I got hurt and my sponsor didn’t want to sign with me, and I just get bouncer work and [I’m] working with [an] injury.

 

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