Boxer Cherneka Johnson launched her OnlyFans by posing topless with what appeared to be body paint during the weigh-in for her fight on Saturday.
The IBF super-bantamweight world champion, who recently recovered from a horror head injury, defends her title against Britain‘s Ellie Scotney at Wembley Arena on Saturday.
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But 24 hours before her fight the 28-year-old caught the eye by attending her weigh-in with what seemed to be nothing but white body paint covering her torso.
She posed alongside challenger Scotney, just hours after she had announced her OnlyFans account.
And she did so by taking a picture alongside Misfits boxer and OnlyFans star Elle Brooke.
The account will include “exclusive behind the scenes content, fight preparations and unseen training clips” along with the opportunity to “chat and connect on a more personal level”.
She said: “I’m excited to announce my partnership with OnlyFans where I will be posting behind the scenes to my life, fight prep, training, nutrition and all the stuff you don’t get to see on other social platforms.
“If you want to connect with me there and gain insights, chat (after the fight of course), make special requests, see exclusive content you won’t see anywhere else, then hit the link in my bio and subscribe.”
Johnson, who was born in New Zealand but represents Australia at international level, has taken inspiration from fellow world champion boxer Ebanie Bridges – who runs her own OnlyFans account.
And Bridges praised the bold choice of attire for the weigh-in.
She said: “Us Aussies really know how to challenge @EddieHearn at the weigh ins.”
Johnson is 15-1 as a professional since turning over from the amateurs in 2016.
Her only defeat came back in March 2021 when she lost to Shannon O‘Connell by split decision.
Johnson and Scotney will feature as part of the undercard for Sunny Edwards‘ world title defence against Andres Campos.
This article originally appeared in The Sun and was reproduced with permission.