Cris Cyborg OnlyFans influencer after historic MMA and Boxing Career

For me, combat sports have always been about breaking barriers. From the first day I stepped into a gym in Brazil, I knew I wanted to prove that women could headline events, sell arenas, and inspire the next generation of fighters around the world. Today, I’m proud to say that journey has taken me further than I ever imagined: becoming the only fighter to simultaneously hold world championship titles in both professional boxing and mixed martial arts.

In boxing, winning the WIBA World Championship was more than just adding another belt to my collection. The WIBA title represents one of the most respected legacies in women’s boxing history. To share the lineage of champions like Holly Holm, Laila Ali, and Amanda Serrano is an incredible honor. These women helped elevate the sport globally, and carrying that championship continues to motivate me every single day.

At the same time, my MMA career has been defined by competing against the best fighters in the world across every major organization in the sport. I’ve had the privilege of winning championship belts in PFL, Bellator, Invicta FC, Strikeforce, and the UFC, a journey that reflects years of discipline, sacrifice, and evolution as an athlete. Every organization represented a different chapter of my career, but the mission always stayed the same: to prove greatness has no limits.

What makes this moment especially meaningful is that it represents more than championships. It represents the growth of women in combat sports. When I first began fighting professionally, opportunities for female fighters were limited. We had to fight not only inside the cage, but outside of it for respect, visibility, and fair opportunities. Seeing where women’s combat sports are today reminds me why persistence matters.

Outside the ring and cage, I’ve always believed athletes should control their own stories and connect directly with fans. That belief led me to become one of the first athletes in combat sports to launch an OnlyFans account. Today, with more than 70,000 monthly subscribers and all of my content remaining completely safe for work, I’ve been able to create a unique platform where fans can experience my life beyond fight night.

Through my content, fans follow my training camps, recovery routines, world travels, love for animals, and the everyday adventures that shape who I am outside competition. For me, that direct connection is powerful because it allows supporters to see the full picture — not just the fighter, but the person behind the gloves.

My partnership with OFTV has also helped redefine what athlete-driven media distribution can look like. In today’s digital world, athletes no longer need to rely solely on traditional media outlets to tell their stories. Platforms like OFTV empower creators and fighters to produce authentic content, build global audiences, and maintain creative control over their personal brands. I’m proud to be part of that evolution and to help pioneer a new lane for athletes in media.

Whether I’m competing for world titles, creating content for fans, or mentoring the next generation of fighters, my goal has always remained the same: inspire people to believe they can achieve more than others expect of them.

Being a champion in both boxing and MMA at the same time is historic, but for me, the bigger legacy is continuing to open doors for the future of women in sports, entertainment, and media. The fight for greatness never stops — and neither do I.