Discussion thread for instagram, youtube, tiktok model Faith Ordway. Known for her work with Boutine LA.
Main Content Thread
Main Content Thread
Last edited:
-
We recently launched a new Mirroring Policy with the aim of improving the reliability of forum posts, by allowing users to re-post content which was previously shared only on certain unreliable file hosts.
You can read all about it here:
Mirroring Policy -
She's got a big boxing match coming up this weekend vs. onlyfans model elle brooke. i say big because this is actually on ppv. i thought she did the boxing thing just for views.
Last edited:
faith training
[old imgur media embed was here once, but it's now gone]
[old imgur media embed was here once, but it's now gone]
elle brooke training
[old imgur media embed was here once, but it's now gone]
[old imgur media embed was here once, but it's now gone]
elle brooke lookin kinda jacked. i'm kinda worried for faith. lol. elle was missing those pads tho. maybe faith has a chance.
either way faith should be getting a big check from this. not enough to make onlyfans out of the question but if she turns this exposure into more media jobs then it might.
either way faith should be getting a big check from this. not enough to make onlyfans out of the question but if she turns this exposure into more media jobs then it might.
El Diabllo
Loren Gray Simp
- Aug 6, 2022
- 237
- 6,342
I really thought social media people boxing each other for relevancy died out and is over. The novelty of seeing YouTubers and Tiktokers badly fighting each other lost interest. I guess some out here still trying it. But those PPV numbers are probably going to stink.
guys like ksi and jake paul have a massive audience and people actually want to see them box. the people on the undercard are gambling that'll rub off on them.
ufc/pro boxing is usually $80-$100. this is$20 $40. some people will buy it.
and they push subscriptions pretty hard when you go to buy the ppv. they might lose money on the event in the short term but make that back in recurring revenue from new dazn subscribers in the long term.
ufc/pro boxing is usually $80-$100. this is
and they push subscriptions pretty hard when you go to buy the ppv. they might lose money on the event in the short term but make that back in recurring revenue from new dazn subscribers in the long term.
Last edited: