Guess who was spotted hitting up a New York nightclub after getting the boot from the US Open? That’s right, it was none other than tennis star Sachia Vickery! And get this – the paparazzi caught her in all her partying glory.
Now, we all know Vickery made headlines for her off-the-court antics, but to be partying it up right after a major tournament? That’s next level! It just goes to show that even professional athletes need to blow off some steam every now and then.
The 30-year-old from Hollywood, Florida was recently bounced from the second qualifying round in Flushing by Germany’s Ella Seidel, 6-1 6-2.
In the ensuing hours, Vickery shared pics of herself in a brightly colored dress on the dance floor along with the caption, ‘NYC soca parties,’ and two Guyanese flags. And like so many other posts on her social media pages, Vickery’s assets were on full display.
The No. 509 player in the world has earned $2.1 million over her tennis career, but that hardly gives a full picture of her financial outlook, given the costs of training, travel and coaching. And although she’s been ranked as high as No. 73 and has three career titles to her name, Vickery has relied on some supplemental income in the form of OnlyFans subscriptions.
As she makes abundantly clear on her homepage, Vickery is not selling nudes, nor does she consider herself a porn star. And as for her recent online claim that she requires a $1,000 deposit before she’ll agree to go on a date with any man, Vickery now says such an arrangement is a non-starter.
‘I do not go on dates for money (sorry tabloids, y’all tried it),’ she wrote.
Instead she offers ‘semi-nudes that are flirty and teasing (sometimes so close you’ll forget the difference).’
Other content includes videos from the gym or shower, including some that focus on her ‘feet,’ according to her bio.
‘I’m here to have fun, share my world, and show you a side of me you won’t see anywhere else,’ she wrote on OnlyFans. ‘Pinned so there’s no confusion — now let’s play.’
Some fans claim she’s tarnishing the sport but Vickery insists her OnlyFans success has helped keep her tennis career alive.
‘When you’re on tour you’re not automatically making a ton of money,’ Vickery told the New York Post from Flushing.
‘Yes, I have done very well throughout my career. I’ve made great investments from the time I was young, so you know, it’s like I’m fine.
‘But at the same time, tennis players spend $100K plus a year on coaching, hotels, food, training, physio. So if I have another avenue where I’m able to make a lot of money to support that, you know, I don’t see anything negative with it, personally.’
Who are we to judge? We’ll just sit back and watch how this all unfolds. And who knows, maybe she’ll come back swinging even harder on the court next time.
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