Olympiad | Medal award? Like a small change. Švábíková’s kill earns millions on the ticklish platform – Sport.cz

Paris (from our correspondent) – In the final, in which her friend Amálie Švábíková also shone with fifth place, Newman improved the national record just like her. She was very happy with the bronze for 485 centimeters.

She will receive $10,000 (about 231,000 crowns) in her account for it, which is the prize that Canada gives to the Olympic bronze medal winners. If she was able to win, she would receive a bonus of 50,000 dollars for Olympic winners (1.2 million crowns) from the World Athletics. But compared to what he earns on OnlyFans, even these amounts are small.

The internet platform is based primarily on erotic content, which users pay to access. However, even in Paris, the high-flyer Elena Kulichenkova, who was born in Russia and Cyprus, who has naked photos of herself on the network, which she denied, happened.

Thirty-year-old Newman, who was named in 2021 by Maxim magazine as one of the hundred “hottest” women in the world, presents himself pleasantly, do not expect any pornography. “Obviously many people have misconceptions about OnlyFans and I won’t change their opinion. But I put pictures from training there, I give nutrition advice,” he explains.

“Yes, I make money from what I post for logged in users. It also gives me confidence. In addition, the site has connected me to many fans, more than any pole archer before me. So I don’t care what other people think,” said the Canadian, who has more than 600,000 Instagram followers, twice as many as Nina Kennedy’s Wednesday gold and Katie Moon’s silver combined.

Monthly access to her OnlyFans page costs thirteen dollars as usual, and now 61,000 users have access to her account. Of course, not all income goes to the account holder, but Bild calculated that Newman earns 550,000 euros per month on OnlyFans, i.e. almost fourteen million crowns !

The Canadian woman is also close to the Czech Republic. Her coach, Zdeněk Krykorka, is from Czechoslovakia, she competed in the Prague pole vault, trained with Amália Švábíková, who spoke after the race about how she really wanted an Olympic medal .

She also went through health problems. “It wasn’t just problems with the psyche, but directly with the brain, which is another thing. I didn’t like sports, I was worried, I had to take a break from it,” she said six years ago.

She underwent extensive EMDR (eye movement desensitization and reprocessing) therapy and successfully returned to jumping. “And my neurologist came to Paris too, it was great to see him in the audience,” Canada admitted.