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Tennis Pro Sachia Vickery is not exactly a family name in sport.
The 30 -year -old Florida native occupies the 559th position in the world while seeking to qualify for the Open of US 2025. He has won just over $ 2.1 million in his career to the extent that he has won three titles in the circuit of the International Tennis Federation. But any individual athlete, whether tennis or golf, will say that making sponsorship money is extremely difficult to get.
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Sachia Vickery (USA (Eric Bolte/USA Today Sports)
Because of that, Vickery turned to only fans to complement his career. She defended her decision to be active on the platform.
“I am very open and I don’t care what people think of me,” he said in a Q&A on his Instagram. “It is also the easiest money I have earned and enjoy doing it.”
Fans who want the look behind the scene of Vickery’s private life will have to pay $ 12.99 for their content. If you want a more personal touch, that will be extra.
“I no longer go out for free due to the behavior of men, now I need a deposit prior to date, send me $ 1,000 and we can make it happen,” Vickery added.
Sachia Vickery (USA) during her second round against Garbine Muguruza (not in the photo) in the BNP Open in the Indian Wells Tennis Garden. (Jayne Kamin-Oncea/USA Today Sports)
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She is far from being the only female tennis player, or female athlete, who has resorted to only fans for an additional payment day. Arina Rodionova and Sofya Zhuk were among those who turned to the platform.
“I will never talk about girls in Onlyfans never again for the rest of my life. Because the amount I did there in my first two days, I’m overwhelmed. I’m really shaken,” Vickery added.
A Vickery representative told people that what the tennis player does on that platform should not be considered “sex work” and that “naked or sexual acts are not carried out.” The representative added that he pursued only fans while he was out for six months due to an injury.
Sachia Vickery of the United States arrives on a setback against Elina Svitolina de Ukray (not in the photo) in a first round match the first day of the 2018 open tennis tournament at the National Center for Tennis Ustis Billie Jean King. (Geoff Burke/USA Today Sports)
Vickery recently defeated Anastasiia Suebolieva in the first round of UPEN qualifiers.
