Professional Tennis and OnlyFans: Sachia Vickery's Dual Engagement
During the US Open, professional tennis player Sachia Vickery, who is also active on the OnlyFans platform, spoke out regarding a racism controversy involving fellow player Jelena Ostapenko. Ostapenko faced backlash for comments directed at Taylor Townsend, which she later apologized for on Instagram.
Controversy at the US Open
Vickery criticized Ostapenko's remarks as inappropriate, particularly in the context of an American tournament. Ostapenko's comment to Townsend that she has "no education and no class" sparked significant controversy. Vickery, expressing solidarity, stated that if she were in Townsend's position, her reaction could have led to a possible suspension due to the intense nature of her response.
Vickery's Unique Financial Strategy: OnlyFans
Outside the tennis courts, Vickery, ranked No. 559 globally, discussed her involvement with OnlyFans. Vickery highlighted the financial benefits of engaging on the platform, noting it as a crucial supplement to her income. The utility of OnlyFans, according to Vickery, supports the extensive costs associated with her tennis career, including coaching and travel.
Defending Her Dual Career
Despite criticisms, Vickery stood firm on her decision to engage with OnlyFans, emphasizing that the income generated helps maintain financial stability without compromising her athletic commitments. Over her 14-year tennis career, where she earned over $2 million, Vickery mentioned that her investments and OnlyFans earnings are vital for sustaining her professional life.
In light of her experiences and the financial pressures of professional sports, Vickery advocates for a broader understanding of athletes' choices in managing their careers and financial health.
