Liz Cambage, a former four-time WNBA All-Star, ended her basketball career in 2022 after a mutual agreement with the Los Angeles Sparks and the completion of a one-year contract worth $170,000. She found new opportunities and financial success on the OnlyFans platform.
Liz Cambage, a former four-time WNBA All-Star, ended her basketball career in 2022 after a mutual agreement with the Los Angeles Sparks and the completion of a one-year contract worth $170,000. She found new opportunities and financial success on the OnlyFans platform.
According to The Express Tribune, Cambage made more money on OnlyFans in her first week than she did in her entire professional basketball career. She said she joined OnlyFans not just for the financial gain, but also as a way to express a different side of herself.
«Basketball was a part of me, but it wasn’t all of me», — she shared with her fans.
Cambage’s success on OnlyFans has reignited the debate about pay inequality in professional sports, especially when comparing her WNBA earnings to those of players in the men’s NBA. While Cambage earned $221,450 in her highest-paid season, the vast pay gap is clear.
Cambage now earns over $1.5 million a year from her career on OnlyFans and remains focused on building her personal brand. «I’m not closing any doors, but right now I’m focused on creating something new,» she says.
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