UFC star Mariya Agapova reveals she works as ‘Trap house’ tattoo artist amid fight delay: ‘I know how to save people’

Mariya Agapova reveals she works as trap house tattoo artist amid fight delay I can save people from overdosesUFC flyweight Mariya Agapova has been campaigning to get a fight for quite some time and she now has…

Mariya Agapova reveals she works as trap house tattoo artist amid fight delay I can save people from overdoses

UFC flyweight Mariya Agapova has been campaigning to get a fight for quite some time and she now has found a new source of income.

Agapova hasn’t fought since September of 2022 and he has been trying to get a fight since then. She has claimed she is getting close to be living on the street, so to stay busy she has found a job as a tattoo artist in a trap house.

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“I do tattoos at hotel, trap houses,” Agapova said backstage at Karate Combat. “I used to do it in the tattoo shop. Trap house, it’s … you know, it’s okay. Like, my clients, you like pass out, fall in the bathroom,” she continued. “I hold on [to them], let’s go. He passed out and I just tattoo him [while] he passed out. Yeah, I also know how to save people from overdose.”

Mariya Agapova

A trap house is usually where drug addicts live, and Agapova was kicked out of ATT in 2021 for alleged drug use and violent threats.

Mariya Agapova begging to get a fight

Mariya Agapova has fought five times in the UFC and is 2-3, while being on a two-fight losing streak.

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Agapova’s last fight is a submission loss to Gillian Robertson and before that, she was submitted by Maryna Moroz. With her not having a fight in over a year-and-a-half, Agapova recently took to Instagram to says he will be homeless soon.

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“In a week I’ll probably be homeless,” Agapova wrote on Instagram. “Are you surprised? But not me. This is a classic of my life in America. Becoming homeless right before a UFC fight. This is a f*cking classic! Next week I will be looking for a homeless shelter. Because I don’t trust people anymore. So 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. Who knows shelters, charitable organizations that are aimed at helping, not exploiting? Please write to me in Florida.”

Agapova is 10-4 as a pro MMA fighter.

UFC star Mariya Agapova reveals she works as ‘Trap house’ tattoo artist amid fight delay: ‘I know how to save people’

Mariya Agapova reveals she works as trap house tattoo artist amid fight delay I can save people from overdosesUFC flyweight Mariya Agapova has been campaigning to get a fight for quite some time and she now has…

Mariya Agapova reveals she works as trap house tattoo artist amid fight delay I can save people from overdoses

UFC flyweight Mariya Agapova has been campaigning to get a fight for quite some time and she now has found a new source of income.

Agapova hasn’t fought since September of 2022 and he has been trying to get a fight since then. She has claimed she is getting close to be living on the street, so to stay busy she has found a job as a tattoo artist in a trap house.

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“I do tattoos at hotel, trap houses,” Agapova said backstage at Karate Combat. “I used to do it in the tattoo shop. Trap house, it’s … you know, it’s okay. Like, my clients, you like pass out, fall in the bathroom,” she continued. “I hold on [to them], let’s go. He passed out and I just tattoo him [while] he passed out. Yeah, I also know how to save people from overdose.”

Mariya Agapova

A trap house is usually where drug addicts live, and Agapova was kicked out of ATT in 2021 for alleged drug use and violent threats.

Mariya Agapova begging to get a fight

Mariya Agapova has fought five times in the UFC and is 2-3, while being on a two-fight losing streak.

Mariya Agapova 2

Agapova’s last fight is a submission loss to Gillian Robertson and before that, she was submitted by Maryna Moroz. With her not having a fight in over a year-and-a-half, Agapova recently took to Instagram to says he will be homeless soon.

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“In a week I’ll probably be homeless,” Agapova wrote on Instagram. “Are you surprised? But not me. This is a classic of my life in America. Becoming homeless right before a UFC fight. This is a f*cking classic! Next week I will be looking for a homeless shelter. Because I don’t trust people anymore. So 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. Who knows shelters, charitable organizations that are aimed at helping, not exploiting? Please write to me in Florida.”

Agapova is 10-4 as a pro MMA fighter.

UFC flyweight Mariya Agapova will ‘probably be homeless’ in a week, reveals alarming ‘slavery’ allegations

UFC flyweight standout Mariya Agapova is on the verge of being homeless weeks away from her next fightLess than a month away from her return to the Octagon, UFC flyweight standout Mariya Agapova revealed that she…

UFC flyweight standout Mariya Agapova is on the verge of being homeless weeks away from her next fight

Less than a month away from her return to the Octagon, UFC flyweight standout Mariya Agapova revealed that she is on the verge of being homeless.

Taking to social media, ‘Demonslayer’ shared her unfortunate situation, revealing that she was actively looking for shelters and charitable organizations to help keep her off the street. Agapova also touched on some disturbing details surrounding her personal life, claiming that those close to her have attempted to exploit and traffic her.

“In a week, I’ll probably be homeless,” Agapova wrote in a post on her Instagram Stories. “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! 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.

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

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It’s a sad situation for the 14-fight veteran who is scheduled to make her sixth career walk to the Octagon at UFC Denver on July 13. Agapova is expected to square off against Luana Santos at the event.

Making her promotional debut in 2020, ‘Demonslayer’ won two of her first three fights, besting Hannah Cifers and Sabina Mazo with a couple of first-round rear-naked chokes. However, Agapova has struggled to find the win column as of late, dropping back-to-back fights against Maryna Moroz and Gillian Robertson.

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Mariya Agapova says helping ‘losers’ turned her into one

Ahead of her fight with Robertson, Mariya Agapova said in an interview with Sportskeeda MMA that she was working as a bouncer at a nightclub to make ends meet. She also walked into her fight against ‘The Savage’ sporting a nasty knee injury sustained while training.

Despite knowing she’d need surgery, Agapova went ahead with the fight as she desperately needed the payday.

“It’s still bad and I still need surgery,” she said ahead of the Robertson fight. “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 get hurt and my sponsor didn’t want to sign with me, and I just get bouncer work and [I’m] working with [an] injury.”

UFC flyweight Mariya Agapova

During that same interview, Agapova refused to place all the blame on the UFC for her woes, adding that she had chosen to help others out financially — a decision she ended up regretting.

“I get to this point because I helped a couple of losers, I was thinking that I helped making them successful, but no, it doesn’t work like this,” Agapova added. “I become a f*cking loser because I try to help f*cking losers.

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Gillian Robertson Reacts To Breaking Records, Chasing Oliveira

Gillian Robertson reacts to breaking six divisional records, a WMMA record, and tying a men’s flyweight record with her win over Mariya Agapova. Robertson pulled off a must-see comeback-of-the-year contending RNC, smashing multiple records in the…

Gillian Robertson reacts to breaking six divisional records, a WMMA record, and tying a men’s flyweight record with her win over Mariya Agapova. Robertson pulled off a must-see comeback-of-the-year contending RNC, smashing multiple records in the processes. The first round wasn’t looking great for Robertson, as she ate hammer fists and elbows from Agapova as…

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MMA Twitter Reacts To Robertson Choking Out Agapova

Gillian Robertson rallied to submit Mariya Agapova at UFC Vegas 60 after a difficult first round where she was out struck by a significant margin. The clash of styles between the two flyweights was on display from the opening bell, as Robertson continu…

Gillian Robertson rallied to submit Mariya Agapova at UFC Vegas 60 after a difficult first round where she was out struck by a significant margin. The clash of styles between the two flyweights was on display from the opening bell, as Robertson continually pursued takedowns while Agapova looked to land strikes. Even when Robertson did…

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Gillian Robertson submits Mariya Agapova with brutal rear-naked choke – UFC Vegas 60 Highlights

Gillian RobertsonTurning in yet another submission win and her eighth victory at the flyweight limit at UFC Vegas 60 — Canadian grappler, Gillian Robertson managed to stop Kazakh prospect, Mariya Agapova with a brutal second round, technical submission, courtesy of a rear-naked choke. Robertson, who moves to third place in the flyweight all-time wins list behind […]

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Turning in yet another submission win and her eighth victory at the flyweight limit at UFC Vegas 60 — Canadian grappler, Gillian Robertson managed to stop Kazakh prospect, Mariya Agapova with a brutal second round, technical submission, courtesy of a rear-naked choke.

Robertson, who moves to third place in the flyweight all-time wins list behind just former title challenger, Katlyn Chookagian, and dominant champion, Valentina Shevchenko with her win, managed to scoop her eleventh professional win to boot — returning to the winner’s enclosure.

Defeating Agapova, Robertson, a shrewd submission expert, took the former’s back in the second round, and despite struggling to lock either hooks or a body triangle, the Ontario grappler forced the issue, choking Agapova unconscious with a taut rear-naked choke.

Below, catch the highlights from Gillian Robertson’s submission win against Mariya Agapova