Fans Fear UFC Turning into OnlyFans as Ailin Perez Twerks in Front of Commentators After Big Win

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Fans Fear UFC Turning into OnlyFans as Ailin Perez Twerks in Front of Commentators After Big Win
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Post-Fight Antics Go Viral

Argentine UFC star Ailin Perez celebrated her latest victory against Lucie Pudilova in a unique way that caught the attention of fans and media alike. After the fight, Perez took to the octagon cage and twerked in front of the commentators' desk, causing quite a stir. Her post-fight antics quickly went viral, but some fans are concerned that the UFC is becoming more like OnlyFans.

OnlyFans Account

In addition to her success in the UFC, Perez also runs an OnlyFans account. She even announced that her account would be free for a limited time as a result of her recent win. However, Perez was quick to clarify that her OnlyFans content is not pornography but rather a form of art. She encouraged her followers to check it out and see for themselves.

Mixed Fan Reactions

While Perez's twerking celebration gained attention, not all fans were impressed. Some expressed their concern that the UFC is veering into the realm of OnlyFans, while others defended the fighter's right to express herself in this way. One fan pointed out the irony of people being okay with watching brutal fights but drawing the line at twerking.

"The Battle of the Asses"

Perez didn't shy away from calling out her next opponent, 10th-ranked contender Norma Dumont. In a bold move, she dubbed their potential bout "The Battle of the Asses" and challenged Dumont to stop running away from her. Perez emphasized that this fight is not only important to her but also to the fans in South America who are eager to see it happen.


Fans Fear UFC Turning into OnlyFans as Ailin Perez Twerks in Front of Commentators After Big Win
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It remains to be seen whether Perez's twerking celebration will have any lasting impact on the UFC and its direction. But one thing is for sure – she knows how to make a statement both inside and outside the octagon.