A video of Alysha Newman that was leaked is currently popular on Twitter

In order to keep their dreams of getting gold at the Games alive, a lot of Olympic athletes are selling pictures of their bodies to members of the site OnlyFans, which is known for posting sexually explicit material. They have to do this because their finances are so bad right now. A lot of attention is being paid to the Olympics’ funding system right now because athletes are having a hard time making ends meet. Watchdog groups have called it “broken” and said that most of the athletes “can barely pay their rent.”

The Olympics are the biggest sporting event in the world, and they make billions of dollars from TV rights, ticket sales, and sponsorships. However, most players are responsible for their own monetary matters.

The International Olympic Committee (IOC) didn’t seem to be worried about what was going on. The Associated Press asked Mark Adams, a spokesman for the International Olympic Committee, about athletes who use OnlyFans. Adams said, “I would assume that athletes, like all citizens, are allowed to do what they can.”

Jack Laugher was one of many Olympic athletes who used the sometimes controversial platform to get to the Games or just watch them live. He was having to deal with the fact that he was losing sponsors and having to pay more for things.

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Laugher said that he was looking for money that never came when he won a medal at the Tokyo Olympics in 2021. He won another bronze medal for the UK last week. On his account, it says that he posts “safe for work” (SFW) material in Speedos, shorts, and boxers. A ten-dollar payment to his account is due every month. A post about the Olympics that was made not long ago got more than 1,400 likes.

“For me, it’s been an absolute lifeline,” he said before a British team official pulled him away in the middle of the conversation, which shows how sensitive the subject is.

Several current and former Olympians were interviewed by the Associated Press. They painted a scary picture of what they had to do and how they had to do it to get to Paris.

Other current and former Olympians, like the rower Robbie Manson from New Zealand, the pole vaulter Alysha Newman from Canada, the divers Timo Barthel from Germany, Diego Belleza Isaias from Mexico, and Matthew Mitcham from Australia, who was the first openly gay Olympic gold medalist, found that OnlyFans helped them financially in ways that other funding sources couldn’t.

When Mitcham couldn’t get standard backers, he started posting pictures on OnlyFans, some of which were semi-frontal nudes. He made three times as much money because of this as he did when he was a top jock.

“Those people are crazy about that body; they’re willing to pay to see it.” As a “sex worker-lite,” Mitcham said, “it is an honor to see a body that has been worked on for six hours every day, six days a week to make it look like Adonis.” Mitcham works as a “sex worker-lite.”

On the other hand, OnlyFans was praised by Manson for getting better at sports. He said that there were “thirst traps” in his content, but that there was no sexual content.

Under my clothes, there is a naked or suggested naked body. It’s important to me not to take myself too seriously, to keep an artistic attitude, and I enjoy what I do. I have also tried to keep that in mind when I think about how I row… In an interview with the Associated Press, he said, “This strategy helped me get my high point at the Olympics.”

In a very direct way, German diver Bartel put it: “In sports, you wear nothing but a Speedo, so you’re almost naked.” This is different from some athletes who say they don’t see what they’re doing as sexual work.

In order to fix the lack of power in the sports world, athletes have formed Global Athlete. They have said that they don’t like how Olympic support is going right now.

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It’s clear that the way Olympic sports are funded as a whole is broken. Rob Koehler, director general of Global Athlete, said, “The International Olympic Committee (IOC) makes more than $1.7 billion a year, but they don’t pay athletes who compete in the Olympics.”

He didn’t like how the International Olympic Committee made players give up their picture rights.

But people who work for the International Olympic Committee, national Olympic committees, and national federations that oversee the sport all make more than six figures, even though most athletes can barely pay their rent. Each and every one of them makes money off of what sports do. I agree with Koehler that in some ways it is like slavery in the current age.

Several participants told the Associated Press that they had to pay for their own hotel and transportation to the Olympics. Most athletes have a hard time paying for the costs of competing on an international level, even though stars like Michael Phelps and Simone Biles may make millions of dollars.

Along with the costs of basic living, these can include things like training, physical therapy, and tools, which can add up to thousands of dollars a month. Some teams pay for athletes’ training, but they have to pay for their own medical bills and other day-to-day costs. There are other groups where players have to pay for everything on their own.

Most of the time, Olympic athletes are only given one or two tickets for their friends and family. This means that they have to buy extra tickets so that their loved ones can come to their events.

These players are being told by the International Olympic Committee (IOC) that their lives will be different after the Olympics, which couldn’t be further from the truth. “The truth is that most athletes are left with debt, will experience depression, and will be lost once they finish their sport because there is no way for them to find work afterward,” says Koehler.

An Olympic pole vaulter named Alysha Newman has used the money she made from OnlyFans to buy a house and save money.

She said, “I have never liked the fact that amateur athletes can never make a lot of money.” Right here was the chance for my business skills to really shine.

Adams, a spokesman for the International Olympic Committee, said at a news conference on Thursday that he didn’t know about the trend and played down worries about it. According to the American Press (AP), the International Olympic Committee (IOC) was asked to explain how it helps players with money. The IOC replied by sending the AP to a bunch of links that didn’t have much information and didn’t go into more detail or add any more comments. The International Olympic Committee (IOC) says that 90% of its income go to “the development of sport and athletes,” but the IOC Executive Board’s statement didn’t say anything else.

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OnlyFans has shown its support for its athletes by expressing solidarity.

The company said in a statement, “OnlyFans is helping them pay for their training and living expenses and giving them the tools they need to be successful on and off the field so they can reach their goals.”

This story talks about other “delightfully skilled OnlyFans athlete creators who were unable to compete in Paris this year.” British divers Matthew Dixon, Daniel Goodfellow, and Matty Lee are among these athletes. So are British speed skater Elise Christie and Spanish fencer Yulen Pereira.

Some athletes who are part of OnlyFans have said that they have had to deal with the shame that society has put on them. “I’m a Team GB (Great Britain) diver, not a porn star,” one diver’s bio said, making it clear that they were not a porn star. The Associated Press heard from some divers that they were asked if they were now porn stars.

But some people, like Mitcham, have been very vocal about what they’ve been through.

“Some people have a bad opinion about sexual work.” “It has been called a disgrace, and some people even think it’s embarrassing,” Mitcham said. On the other hand, I do a very light form of sex work that’s like mayonnaise without the fat… It’s more important to sell the meat than the chili.

Mexican diver Diego Balleza Isaias, on the other hand, said that the event made him feel down generally. Around the year 2023, Balleza Isaias said that he joined OnlyFans to help his family and reach his Olympic dream. Since he couldn’t meet the standards for Paris, he planned to close his account.

He said, “I truly believe that no athlete would do something like this just because they enjoy it.” The speaker said, “It will always be because you need to.”

Potentially, there will be a big cash reward. Anthony Ammirati, a French pole vaulter, became famous all of a sudden when his private parts got caught on the bar during a qualifying competition. According to TMZ and other news sources, after that, an adult website gave him a six-figure fee to market his “talent” on its site.

In his defense, Mitcham said that OnlyFans was better than GoFundMe because players aren’t just asking for money or “handouts.”

“With OnlyFans, athletes are actually providing a product or service, something of value for the money they are receiving,” he said in his explanation to stress how important it was to rethink the situation.

It’s true that athletes are becoming businesses.