6-foot-1 WNBA star leaves big-time sports to make money on OnlyFans

It is no longer surprising when athletes, movie stars, and even preachers give up everything to earn money in the adult industry. Elizabeth "Liz" Cambage, a basketball player in the Women's National Basketball Association (NBA), made her choice. She left the sport to shoot "hot" content for the popular website OnlyFans.

Australian Liz Cambage admitted that in just one week she earned more on OnlyFans than she did in many years in the NBA. She registered on the platform in 2022, after terminating her contract with the Los Angeles Sparks. The athlete said that in the most successful season of her career, she earned $220,000 (22.3 million rubles). At the time, it seemed like a success, but the first year of filming "strawberries" showed how wrong she was.

In just one year, Liz earned $1.5 million (152.6 million rubles). At the same time, the effort and time spent were incomparably less, and the schedule, one might say, was free. 33-year-old Cambage is quite a sought-after basketball player. She is a four-time participant in the WNBA All-Star Game, as well as a bronze medalist at the London Olympics.

Liz Cambage is called the Shaquille O'Neal of the WNBA. She is 6'11" tall and has an explosive and dynamic style of play. However, coaches and the team were not always happy with Liz. Her excellent skills and undoubted talent coexist with her bad character. Cambage constantly complained about being discriminated against and pushed into the background.

The athlete is known for her scandals and unpredictable behavior. She even left the Los Angeles Sparks, slamming the door. Cambage left her team without warning, on the eve of the playoffs. The basketball player simply left the club after another match, saying goodbye: "I can't take it anymore, good luck to everyone." After that, she began the procedure to terminate her contract.

Now Liz Cambridge only regrets that she did not quit sports earlier. The athlete's fame and her outstanding appearance quickly made her an OnlyFans star. Moreover, she had previously often spoiled her fans with rather candid photos that she published on social networks.

Liz Cambridge's move from sports to the adult content industry has sparked a lot of discussion, and her financial success on OnlyFans has called into question the value of sports for athletes themselves. Do you think it's right to change careers for the sake of earning more, or is professional sports more than just a job? Share your thoughts!