The American is one of the figures of Mixed Martial Arts and asks to be recognized.
Mixed Martial Arts has achieved great popularity over the years and the
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UFC, the most important company in this sport, is the one who has interpreted it best after hiring fighters who are not only good in the octagon, but also guarantee a show.
outside the. Connor McGregor is the faithful representation of this type of fighter who combines skill with show.
The American Paige VanZant is also another of the figures in the company run by Dana White.
Her beauty and her fierceness in her fights make her one of the most attractive numbers in the UFC.
In the last few hours, the American was upset because she does not feel valued and threatened to stop fighting.
"I make more money sitting at home and posting photos on Instagram than I make fighting," she said in an interview.
The flyweight has more than 2 million followers on the social network and is one of the favorites of the most important brands.
Paige VanZant, the UFC star, threatens to leave the octagon: "I make more money on Instagram than fighting"
"I think my value is significantly higher than what is currently valued. I want a salary increase. I see other stars who transfer from other organizations, such as American football, and that the UFC values them more," declared the blonde.
In addition to billing with social networks, VanZant was the protagonist of several photographic campaigns such as the one she did for the famous Sports Illustrated Swimsuit 2019 magazine.
He also made headlines after the publication of his biography "Rise: Surviving the fight of my life", in which he explained what his life was like before becoming an
MMA star and told a traumatic story that he starred in when he was barely 14 years old when he was victim of bullying and was sexually abused.
"I want to show them that I'm much more than just a star outside the cage... I'm very talented, I've just been unlucky with my arm due to injuries.
I've been the main event twice, and I think someone with those accolades should receive a better payment," he insisted.
VanZant believes she will be able to fight again this year after putting an arm injury behind her.
Her contract expires in January of next year, so we could be facing her last fight if, as she maintains, she does not get a renewal with better pay.
"I must analyze whether it is worth continuing to break my arm in fights and continue sacrificing myself in this sport," she concluded.
