In 2015, Sofya Zhuk won the women’s singles title at Wimbledon. However, the 23-year-old creator of OnlyF, Zucker, announced that she will launch a channel on the adult platform where users can contribute photos and videos of themselves in exchange for a monthly fee. It was very different from her teenage achievement, when she defeated fellow Russian Anna Brinkova in straight sets on Wimbledon’s illustrious First Court and won the women’s competition without dropping a set. a singles champion.
Zucker’s career was ruined by injuries after a strong start to her junior year at Justin Henin’s tennis program in Belgium. She lost in the first qualifying round of Wimbledon in 2019, which was her last professional match. The tennis career of a 20-year-old Zucker was halted by a back injury the following year. She told the German news outlet Bild, “My body needs to rest.” Even the doctors refused to treat me because of how bad things were for me.
My vertebral discs are around 60 years old because I typically have trouble digesting protein. I’ve been playing tennis in agonizing discomfort, but I have to consider my health. Now residing in Miami, Florida, Zhuk makes use of the region’s high-end vehicles and boats for rent.
The Russian is also a model, and she recently announced that she was taking matters into her own hands by starting an OnlyF page. The time you’ve all been anticipating has come, guys,” Zucker remarked. There will be a ton of entertaining footage.
The former tennis prodigy clarified that she would never wear nothing but a bikini or a cocktail dress on the platform, as can be seen on her Instagram profile, which has more than 169,000 followers.
When the content will truly be accessible to fans is yet uncertain, as is the cost of a monthly visit to Zhuk’s OnlyF page. In the opening round of the French Open in Paris, Anna Blinkova, who defeated her in the Wimbledon final of 2015, will take against Ysaline Wende of Belgium. Bonaventure).