A former Basketball star, has converted to a strange lucrative activity, which brings in more than her former job.
Why bother going to work for a meager salary when you can make a fortune by revealing your body on the internet?
This is the question that basketball player Liz Cambage must ask herself today!
This former Australian star of the WNBA (the female equivalent of the NBA), who now plays in China, admitted to having earned more money in one week on Onlyfans than during her entire… sporting career.
Photo credit: @ecambage / Instagram
Ex-basketball star, she earns more in one week on Onlyfans than in her entire career
Aged 33, the player born in London has thus pocketed the trifle of… 1.5 million dollars (or approximately 1.46 million euros) since her debut on the famous and controversial platform, renowned for hosting explicit content.
Photo credit: @ecambage / Instagram
In any case, this is what she recently said, according to our British colleagues from the Daily Mail.
“It’s crazy to think that in one week, I’ve already earned more than I earned in years playing in the league (…) Not everyone will understand my choices, and that’s is not serious. I am here to live my truth. » Liz Cambage
Incredible income that surpasses anything she had earned until now. Liz Cambage had the highest salary in the WNBA in 2022, when she played for the Los Angeles Sparks franchise. At the time, she earned $221,450 per year, or 215,196 euros.
Photo credit: @ecambage / Instagram
Photo credit: @ecambage / Instagram
Photo credit: @ecambage / Instagram
Photo credit: @ecambage / Instagram
After leaving the very prestigious North American basketball championship 3 years ago, she now plays for the Chinese team Sichuan Yuanda in WCBA. A league that she knows well since she already distinguished herself there in 2016, notably being voted best player of the year.
The story of Liz Cambage is reminiscent – all things considered – that of the Paraguayan swimmer Luana Alonso, who hit the headlines last summer, during the Paris Olympics, by launching on Onlyfans, after having been excluded from the Olympic village for “ inappropriate behavior ».
