Elle Brooke vows to fight OnlyFans rivals
OnlyFans entertainer and boxer Elle Brooke has vowed to fight a number of her rivals on the saucy site - including two former UFC stars
Elle Brooke has vowed to take on her OnlyFans rivals in the boxing ring.
The boxer/adult entertainer has set her sights on sparring with two former UFC stars who have also made it big on the saucy site - Ronda Rousey and Paige VanZant - but she wants to start by squaring up to fellow influence Astrid Wett after their previous bout back in 2022 was called off due to safety concerns.
Speaking to talkSPORT, Brooke explained: "[I want] a really huge fight like Paige VanZant or Ronda Rousey. Someone like that, but then in between I need that Astrid [Wett] fight.
"I don't think those fights would ever work without that one because that is the money fight, that could be like a main [event]."
VanZant bowed out of UFC in 2020 and Rousey followed two years later. They are both now raking in cash as huge stars on OnlyFans.
VanZant recently admitted she's glad she took a huge risk by joining OnlyFans because it completely changed her life.
The 29-year-old star spent six years as an MMA fighter before launching a page on the saucy site in 2020, and she's now admitted she went against her former managers' advice to join the platform after she was warned she could potentially ruin her career and be left destitute.
In an interview with MMA Fighting, she explained: "I had prior managers that were like: ‘No, no, no, you have to stay away, you’ll lose all your sponsors and no one will ever want to work with you'."
She went on to sign with a new manager who saw the potential of OnlyFans and VanZant realised the gamble had paid off within an hour of the page's launch.
VanZant added: "I launched it right before my first BKFC fight. I’m in the car on the way from the press conference back to my hotel, and I logged in, and it had only been live for an hour and I was seeing the subscribers going up, and I think I had 52,000 subscribers at one point.
"I was showing my husband, and I was like: ‘Oh my word!’ That moment driving back, I was of course extremely excited to fight, but I was like our lives just changed forever.
"I was like: ‘This is OK, this is going to work out. All the risks are worth it. If I never work with another sponsor again, we’re going to be fine'."
