
Sponsored by McGregor
IBF bantamweight world champion Ebanie Bridges has revealed that Conor McGregor is using her for clout. McGregor is sponsoring Bridges through his Forged Irish Stout brand, and the partnership has been mutually beneficial.
A Win-Win Situation
Speaking to Best Gambling Sites, Bridges explained, "He uses me for clout really. He's sponsoring me to get his brand out. That's what sponsors do. But we work together because he knows – me and him – will get people talking about his brand. It's not that I need him, but we both help each other out, we are both an asset to each other's brands, we both help build each other, it's not one-sided."
Online Fame and OnlyFans
Bridges, 37, is not only known for her boxing skills but also for her online popularity and her presence on OnlyFans. She has gained a significant following and has seen a boost in both her popularity and bank account since partnering with McGregor.
Growing Exposure and Income
Bridges said, "Obviously being attached to one of the biggest sports people in the world, one of the most recognizable names in the world, being attached to that is obviously going to grow my exposure, it's going get me more fans, it's going to get me more subscriptions to my OnlyFans. More followers on my Instagram and in the end more money. And in turn, we will both grow from it. It's a positive in many ways. But I get more hate as well."

The "Battle of the Boobs"
Bridges' next fight is against Avril Mathie, and she has cleverly promoted it as the "battle of the boobs." She believes that this type of marketing strategy will attract attention to the sport and showcase different looks. Bridges wants to inspire young girls by showing them that they can pursue any career path they desire, even in traditionally male-dominated fields like boxing.
A Glamorous Life
Outside the ring, Bridges leads a glamorous life as a boxing champion and OnlyFans star. Her unique combination of skills and online presence has made her a notable figure in the sports and entertainment industry.