Another big-name athlete has opened an OnlyFans page, and this one is promising a playbook, not a peep show. According to Mundo Deportivo, former UFC double champion and Olympic gold medalist Henry Cejudo has officially launched an account on the platform, built around his fighting techniques, training knowledge and stories from his career.
“The real Triple C”
Cejudo, who goes by the nickname “Triple C,” pitched the page in his own words. “Guys, I am giving you access to the real Triple C. I just launched my OnlyFans and I’m using it to give you guys inside access to stuff that I’ve never put out before,” he said in his announcement, as quoted by the outlet.
He also took the news to X, writing that he would be “giving you guys inside access to everything — techniques, insight and much more!” and asking fans to click the link in his bio and subscribe.
What subscribers are paying for
Mundo Deportivo reports that his OnlyFans bio leans on his résumé: an Olympic gold medal, UFC titles in two weight classes and Guinness World Records. The pitch is exclusive material from one of combat sports’ most decorated names, not the adult content most people associate with the site.
That makes Cejudo part of a growing group of athletes using OnlyFans as a direct-to-fan subscription business. Earlier this week, former NBA star Lamar Odom joined the platform, while WNBA guard Sophie Cunningham said it’s “not my alley” when the topic came up on a podcast.
The takeaway
For fighters and other athletes, a fan subscription can turn what they already know, like technique breakdowns and behind-the-scenes stories, into steady income without a promoter or sponsor in the middle. Cejudo’s launch is another sign that OnlyFans is courting creators of every kind, and that famous names see it as just another paid platform for their fan base.
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