Aussie boxer who stunned crowd with X-rated celebration reveals it is making her a fortune

Prior to her X-rated celebration at a Bangkok bareknuckle boxing bout, Australian pugilist Tai Emery was a relative unknown in her own country – but thanks to her racy display, she’s now so popular she stands to make a fortune

Emery’s star is on the rise after her bare-chested celebration when she scored a knockout win over Rung-Arun Khunchai at the BKFC Thailand 3 tournament in Bangkok on Saturday.

Thirsty Australian and global supporters have flooded to the bareknuckle brawler’s OnlyFans page to see more, with her account surging from ‘maybe 40 [subscribers] to maybe 2500’.

OnlyFans is a subscription-based platform where users can share adult and other exclusive content for a fee. Emery charges $10 a month per subscription which means she on track to collect $25,000 per month – a staggering $300k per year.

Prior to the surge in popularity, Emery was earning around $400 a week on the platform, which helped fund her sporting dream.

‘That’s where I learned how to kick and punch. I used my OnlyFans money to save up and eventually start to live a little bit different from a ladle and a bucket of water,’ she said. 

To feed her newfound popularity, Emery has teased that she is planning content with a ‘competitor’ to share on the platform soon.

The Aussie fighter, formerly a soccer player, said the half-naked celebration was ‘liberating’ and described the moment as an ‘addictive wave of positivity’.

‘Honestly, my personality is a little crazy, wild and free, and I think there is usually nothing more liberating than being out and being like, “ah, get your t**s out”,’ Emery said.

Emery’s popularity has surged and she is set to pocket around $300k a year because of it

‘I literally just knocked this girl out, walked off as if it was still in slow motion. Why not do that?

‘I’ve been completely enabled to continue to be myself and so I shall.’

The moment wasn’t totally impulsive, though. Emery admitted she asked a few subtle questions beforehand to ensure she wasn’t going to be sacked – or get in trouble with the law.

Now that the moment is in the bank and she has become an internet sensation for it, Emery said spectators can expect to see the celebration again. 

‘For sure. I’m trying to get it to a point where maybe there is going to be a reflection of a sea of t***ies just looking back at me and this army of salute from men to women,’ she said.