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Alice Ardelean OnlyFans Model and UFC Fighter Kicked out of gym “I have a big ass”

Alice ArdeleanAlice Ardelean, OnlyFans Model, lost her UFC debut in a contentious decision to Shauna Bannon at UFC 304. However,…

Alice Ardelean

Alice Ardelean, OnlyFans Model, lost her UFC debut in a contentious decision to Shauna Bannon at UFC 304. However, for the Romanian athlete, modeling has been part of her recovery from being bullied for her body, claiming she has the “roundest bum in MMA”. But mainly, it affords her the training she needs to succeed as an MMA fighter.

Having an Only Fans page and training at a gym came with some problems for Ardelean. Some of the athlete’s wives were angry at her and thus she was forced out of the gym. In an interview, the 32-year-old fighter explained, “I used to train at a gym when I started OnlyFans and I kept getting dirty looks. I even had a few messages from wives from guys in the gym saying, ‘You are such a whatever’ and calling me names and telling their husbands not to subscribe.

“I was just minding my own business,” Ardelean was just trying to train MMA, “But the hate was there. Some of the hate was nasty and women in the gym were complaining about me. It was just embarrassing. It was like, ‘Shut up, I am not here to take your man. This is just my job and I’m not interfering with your job. It’s not my fault if your husband was on my OnlyFans or not. In reality, the only reason why, I was doing OnlyFans was to be able to pay for my training, nutritionist and gym equipment every day.”

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Alice Ardelean OnlyFans Model and UFC Fighter

Ardelean discussed her butt in a recent interview, the fighter said, “I’m now known in MMA all around the world and popular for having one of the biggest and roundest booties… As a fighter I am not really athletic with big muscles but I have a big ass. So loads of people subscribed. And fighting and OnlyFans go really well [together].”

With OnlyFans, she went from making just 600 pounds per month to an incredible 10,000. Ardelean continued, “I’ve also got a lot of hate from MMA fans that never helped me or gave me a piece of bread when I was hungry saying that I haven’t got self-respect and dignity. If only dignity would pay bills, rent, electricity, water, gas, food, training, and equipment … Before OnlyFans I couldn’t afford to train properly but now I do four to six sessions every day and even one training session on Sunday.”

“So I started doing MMA about 12 years ago,” Alice Ardelean would often feel unsafe and threatened, so she took up combat sports as an answer to this problem, “The guys were a bit aggressive and I was scared somebody was going to hurt me.”

Bullying was also an issue for Ardelean who found modeling and MMA as an answer to handling her insecurities. “It is really weird because some of my bullies have been sliding into my DMs which is funny. I used to play a shooting game all day in an internet café my dad owned. Every time I was online they would say ‘oh my god you are so fat’ and ‘you fat b***h’. But personally, I prefer myself a bit chubby. I can’t wait to get out of fight camp so I can gain a bit of weight because that’s when I feel good.”

Now, having handled her bullies and feeling more security in her body, plus she has enough money to train, Ardelean is looking to make a career in the UFC, “For every fighter this is their dream … I am really close and I won’t stop now.”

Where is Alice Ardelean from?

Alice Ardelean is originally from Satu Mare, Romania. She now trains at Fearless MMA in Birmingham, UK.

Video – OnlyFans model hit with lifetime ban after flashing the crowd at UFC 299 in Miami

Video - OnlyFans model hit with lifetime ban after flashing the crowd at UFC 299 in MiamiOnlyFans model Hayley Davies was handed a lifetime ban from UFC events after she flashed her breasts while attending…

Video - OnlyFans model hit with lifetime ban after flashing the crowd at UFC 299 in Miami

OnlyFans model Hayley Davies was handed a lifetime ban from UFC events after she flashed her breasts while attending UFC 299 in Miami.

Davies, who is best known for her work in the adult film industry, was attending the event when she decided to drop her top twice, revealing herself to the sold-out crowd inside the Kaseya Center. According to CalfKicker.com, a “Karen” reported the incident which ultimately got Davies banned from future UFC events.

“I can’t believe I got kicked out of the UFC for this,” Davies wrote on Instagram.

Davies also posted a censored clip of the incident on X, promising to release the uncensored version should her post earn 30,000 likes. As it stands, the post is only at 5,400, but there are plenty of NSFW videos to be had on her social media channels if one is so inclined.

It’s certainly not the first time Davies has been kicked out of somewhere for flashing her wares. On April 18, she posted a video of her getting booted from a department store.

MMA Fans react to the onlyFans Model’s UFC expulsion.

Video - OnlyFans model hit with lifetime ban after flashing the crowd at UFC event
Video - OnlyFans model hit with lifetime ban after flashing the crowd at UFC event
Video - OnlyFans model hit with lifetime ban after flashing the crowd at UFC event
Video - OnlyFans model hit with lifetime ban after flashing the crowd at UFC event
Video - OnlyFans model hit with lifetime ban after flashing the crowd at UFC event
Video - OnlyFans model hit with lifetime ban after flashing the crowd at UFC event
Video - OnlyFans model hit with lifetime ban after flashing the crowd at UFC event
Video - OnlyFans model hit with lifetime ban after flashing the crowd at UFC event
Video - OnlyFans model hit with lifetime ban after flashing the crowd at UFC event

Johnny Eblen’s girlfriend, OnlyFans model Jessenia Rebecca, threatens to dump him if he loses at PFL vs. Bellator

Johnny Eblen and Jessenia RebeccaIf Johnny Eblen doesn’t get the win on Saturday night, he’ll go home without his title and his girl….

Johnny Eblen and Jessenia Rebecca

If Johnny Eblen doesn’t get the win on Saturday night, he’ll go home without his title and his girl.

Days ahead of his highly anticipated return against 2023 PFL light heavyweight tournament winner Impa Kasanganay, Eblen was spotted out and about with OnlyFans model Jessenia Rebecca. Eblen reportedly dropped a whopping $85,000 during their afternoon shopping spree, spending $30,000 at Alex The Jeweler, $25,000 at Dior, and another $30,000 at Louis Vuitton

“It was an incredible day, and I’m so grateful to Johnny for his kindness,” Rebecca said following the experience.

As it turns out, Eblen’s kindness only goes so far. During a recent interview, Rebecca spoke of her relationship with the Bellator MMA middleweight champion, revealing that if he doesn’t get his hand raised at the PFL vs. Bellator event in Riyadh on February 24, their relationship will be as dead as his title reign.

“Then I’m out,” she replied when asked what would happen if Eblen loses. “He has to win.”

Jessenia Rebecca Defends Her Comments about ditching Johnny Eblen

Rebecca’s comments immediately drew the ire of fight fans who lambasted her in the comments section on social media. Responding to the backlash, the Instagram influencer suggested that she was simply being honest and would expect nothing less from Eblen.

“Since when was being honest wrong? Do you think if I stopped being attractive or gained a bunch of weight he would be with me? No,” she wrote. “He likes me cuz I’m attractive and I like him cuz he’s a champion. Either one of us can get dumped if we lose the thing that the other found attractive. Let’s start being honest in 2024.”

With a little something extra to fight for, are you putting any money on Eblen to come out on top?

Ex-UFC star Paige VanZant turned down $50,000 for crazy OnlyFans request: ‘That kind of crosses the line’

Paige VanZantCombat sports star and OnlyFans model Paige VanZant is always open to taking fan requests on the popular subscription-based…

Paige VanZant

Combat sports star and OnlyFans model Paige VanZant is always open to taking fan requests on the popular subscription-based website, but according to ’12 Gauge,’ one individual took things a little too far.

The former UFC standout saw her bank account explode upon launching her page, making “more money in 24 hours on OnlyFans” than in her entire fight career combined. Through the site, PVZ has a direct link to fans where they can communicate with her, giving each one a personalized experience. That has proven to be another lucrative opportunity for the BKFC brawler as she finds herself regularly fielding requests from subscribers who are willing to pay big money for something exclusive.

However, one fan appears to have crossed the line.

“Somebody wrote to me on OnlyFans, and they offered me $50,000 to cut my hair into a bob. They did want the back shaved,” VanZant said on a new episode of her podcast — A Kickass Love Story — with her husband and MMA fighter, Austin Vanderford. “He wanted an undercut, which is when you shave the back of your head and you can put designs into it. And then you leave the bob, like you leave some hair so you don’t always see like the back of the head, but when you pull your hair up it’s shaved underneath.”

“The caveat was I had to mail him all my hair,” VanZant divulged.

“That’s where it got weird for me,” Vanderford added. “I mean, the first one’s a no-brainer, if someone offers you $50,000 to cut your hair, you’re gonna cut your f*cking hair.”

VanZant had no issue with the initial request of cutting her hair short, but mailing it to someone made her feel like the recipient was trying to put a curse on her.

“Chopping my hair off for somebody and mailing it to them, that kind of crosses the line for me. That makes it seem a little weird,” VanZant added.

UFC Bantamweight Standout Norma Dumont Launches an Official Partnership with OnlyFans

Norma DumontBrazilian UFC standout Norma Dumont has announced an official partnership with OnlyFans. The top 15 ranked bantamweight is set…

Norma Dumont

Brazilian UFC standout Norma Dumont has announced an official partnership with OnlyFans.

The top 15 ranked bantamweight is set to share exclusive content with her fans, including behind-the-scenes training and nutrition tips as she prepares for her upcoming clash with Germaine de Randamie on April 6. You can check out Dumont’s recently launched OnlyFans page right here.

“Hey folks, I’m thrilled to be part of OnlyFans and to be able to bring a little more of my life to you,” Dumont said in a message to fans. “I hope we can interact and have a lot of fun here.”  

For those unfamiliar, OnlyFans is the subscription social platform revolutionizing creator and fan connections. Inclusive of creators from all genres, OnlyFans provides creators the opportunity to control and monetize their content as they develop connections with their fanbase.

According to a press release, ‘The Immortal’ is one of over 200 combat sports athletes to join the platform over the last two years. Fighters from the UFC, Bellator, PFL, BKFC, and professional boxing have found their way on the ever-growing platform, including former two-time heavyweight world champion Stipe Miocic and UFC fighter turned BKFC brawler Paige VanZant.

Norma Dumont is 6-2 under the UFC banner and has won her last three bouts, besting Danyelle Wolf, Karol Rosa, and Chelsea Chandler. She also holds a victory over division prospect and current PFL standout Aspen Ladd.

Her next opponent, Germaine de Randamie, is entering her 20th year as a professional fighter. She last competed inside the Octagon in October 2020, earning a third-round submission over former bantamweight world champion Julianna Pena.

Paige VanZant looks back on her decision to walk away from the UFC to Find Fortune on OnlyFans

Paige VanZant on OnlyFansAfter seven years and nine fights under the UFC banner, Paige VanZant walked away from the promotion in pursuit…

Paige VanZant on OnlyFans

After seven years and nine fights under the UFC banner, Paige VanZant walked away from the promotion in pursuit of happiness and financial freedom.

Stepping inside the Octagon for the final time at UFC 251, ’12 Gauge’ suffered a first-round submission loss at the hands of Amanda Ribas. Despite her middling 5-4 record, the promotion was determined to retain her services. After hitting free agency, the UFC made an offer to keep her on board, but VanZant decided to take a chance on herself and walked away, feeling it was time to try something else on for size.

“Me re-signing with the UFC would have been the safe choice, but I just wasn’t happy anymore,” VanZant told MMA Fighting. “It’s not ill will toward the UFC, but I just knew I needed something else. I needed a change. I signed with the UFC when I was 19. I had my first fight when I was 20. I need something different. I need to spark my passion again.

“Looking back, I kind of had my mind made up that I was ready to leave the UFC. So when I became a free agent and they came with their offer to re-sign me, I was already moved on. That part of my life is closed, and I was ready for the next chapter, and I didn’t know what it would be.”

Shortly after her UFC exit, VanZant signed a lucrative deal with Bare Knuckle Fighting Championship. It was a relatively surprising decision given that, at the time, bare-knuckle boxing was only legal in a handful of states. Still, the opportunity presented ’12 Gauge’ with a new challenge, unlike anything she had done before.

And the money was pretty nice too.

“Making the transition to BKFC, I’m really happy I did it still,” VanZant said. “I’m so super happy with the decision.

“Me switching to BKFC hasn’t been successful just for wins, I feel accomplished. I went 10 rounds with some really, really tough people, some really tough chicks doing bare-knuckle boxing. Anybody who steps into bare-knuckle boxing needs to get a round of applause. It’s a whole different animal. It’s violent and brutal, and it feels different.”

Paige VanZant hits the jackpot on onlyFans

Of course, you can’t talk about Paige VanZant’s post-UFC run without making mention of her incredible success through the subscription-based content site OnlyFans. During an appearance on Barstool Sports’ OnlyStans podcast last year, she revealed that within 24 hours of launching her page, she had eclipsed all of her earnings in combat sports combined.

“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 [to the hotel], 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.’”

Since then, VanZant has gained the type of financial freedom that getting punched in the face for a living could never bring. Needless to say, she has absolutely no regrets regarding the choices she has made as it has allowed her to build her own unique brand and rely on herself to make money.

“I don’t have sponsors – I don’t have to,” VanZant said. “I’m working on building my own company, promoting myself and not just building up other people. I don’t wake up and have to push an agenda for somebody, or sell something for a company or help them grow. I’m just building me and myself, and sharing things that I’m passionate about, and sharing things that are absolutely true. No one’s paying me to say anything that I say. It all comes straight from the source.”

VanZant is well past the point where she needs fighting to make a living, but her passion for combat sports still has her chomping at the bit to make one more appearance inside the BKFC ring. When and where that takes place is still to be determined, but even that likely won’t be the last time we see ’12 Gauge’ throw hands.

Her time with the UFC may no longer be visible in the rearview, but VanZant hopes to strap on the four-ounce gloves for a return to MMA under another promotional banner before it’s all said and done.

“I get to do commentary work with the PFL — working with the PFL, the way they treat their athletes, it’s absolutely incredible, and it just opened up my mind and my options so much to where I get to do pretty much anything I want to,” VanZant said.

“If I were to do MMA again, it would definitely be with the PFL. I love the way they treat everybody. Their organization is incredible. I’ve been loving doing commentary work for them and doing behind the scenes, just because I do like being on camera, so I’ve been having fun with that. But I do believe as of right now, just in my mind, if I were going to do MMA it would be with PFL.”