Sofya Zhuk became famous at the young age of 15 after winning the Wimbledon junior tournament. She was taken aback when the Russian tennis player defeated each of her opponents during the match without dropping a set. Sadly, her tennis career was cut short in 2020 owing to persistent injuries.
The young lady, who has more than 127,000 Instagram “followers,” recently shocked her supporters by announcing the opening of her OnlyF account. “I’ve registered for an OnlyF account. Don’t get too excited, there won’t be any nudity, but there will be interesting material. When everything is prepared, I’ll post a link, the Russian said in her “Story.”
At the age of 15, Sofya Zhuk won the Wimbledon Junior Championships. She was forced to retire in 2019. Now a successful model, the 23-year-old made the decision to start posting content on OnlyF. Don’t get too excited, there won’t be any nudity, but there will be some fascinating stuff, the ex-player warned as he opened an account.
The decision of the former top tennis prospect was a complete “shock therapy” for the suffering she had previously gone through when she made the decision to leave the court: the backlash on social media. Due to a severe back condition, Zhuk went to modeling. She herself decried the hundreds of abusive comments left on one of her “topless” posts.
“I can’t figure out what the issue is. Suppose I upload a picture? I don’t want to communicate a message when I share something. I only share pictures that I enjoy. But after I posted the picture, I received a barrage of messages. Normally I wouldn’t be concerned about them, but this time they were really aggressive,” the Russian resident of Miami said at the time, according to RT.
The so-called “new Maria Sharapova” of tennis once said: “I don’t think people can accept at all that I am outside of tennis, that I can live happily without sport and without it.”become depressed.”
When Zucker left her, he gave her the simple explanation that her serious spinal injury and intense agony were the only factors in her termination. “I have discs all throughout my spine and my body doesn’t absorb protein well. She stated of the damage: “I underwent an MRI and it revealed that my spine was as rigid as a 50 or 60 year old. Advanced care is medically unnecessary treatment.
The tennis player achieved a career-high position of 116 in the WTA rankings, 123 wins (66 defeats), and more than €400,000 in prize money. Her most recent match was a 2019 Wimbledon first-round loss to Varvara Lepchenko in straight sets.