Paige VanZant stuns in gold lingerie as she unveils new tattoo with a strong message
Paige VanZant recently teased her fans by posting gorgeous photos of herself in gold lingerie. The 28-year-old bare knuckle fighter looked stunning as she flaunted her curves in the photos. But what got fans talking was the latest video of her new body ink below her knuckles. The phrase imprinted on her hands read: "Heart of a Warrior, Soul of a Lion," according to a video of her appearing incredibly calm during the inking.
In the video, VanZant said: "No one can ever deny how much heart I have in my fights. At times I'll drop everything I have ever learned and fight with nothing but pride, which doesn't always lead to the best outcome. This is a reminder to myself, I already have the heart and soul all I need to do is take care of the rest."
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Many of her fans went crazy over her new tattoos. One of the fans commented, "@austinvanderford you are the luckiest man in the world," referring to her MMA spouse Austin Vanderford, while another wrote, "Nice 🤙 Love the story of the tattoo." Another fan commented, "Beautifully Stunning✨😍 That's absolutely right. Have a wonderful week ahead🙌"
Meanwhile, VanZant is preparing for her upcoming BKFC combat on July 16 in London. In March, VanZant joined All Elite Wrestling and is set to make her formal debut soon. VanZant is a former UFC Flyweight champion who has an 8-5 professional MMA record. Now, she competes in BKFC, where she has a 0-win, 2-loss professional record. In Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, VanZant holds a purple belt.
The wrestler made her BKFC debut against Britain Hart at BKFC Knucklemania. In the fight, VanZant appeared to be clinching, and Hart aimed to outbox after dominating the first four rounds with her straight punch combos. In the fifth round, VanZant made a comeback. She put Hart on the defensive but couldn't knock her out. As a result, Vanzant was declared the winner by unanimous decision.
VanZant faced Rachel Ostovich, who she had previously defeated in the UFC, in her second BKFC fight. Despite both combatants invested substantially in power blows, VanZant was unable to match Ostovich in aggression and adaptability during the fight, and Ostovich won the first round. The second round favored VanZant as she began to control the fight range with her jabs. Ostovich became accustomed to the jab and began to counter with overhand rights.
Ostovich nearly stopped the fight in the fourth round when she rocked VanZant but couldn't finish the job. VanZant won the final round but was unable to put Ostovich in a vulnerable position and thereby knock her out. Ostovich eventually won the fight by unanimous decision (49-46, 48-47, 48-47), handing VanZant her second straight loss in the BKFC.
VanZant is yet to confirm her opponent for the Ally Pally battle in July, after losing her previous two BKFC matches. She's been very active on social media in recent weeks and appears to be in excellent fighting shape when the time arrives. VanZant fans were ecstatic as she amazed them with her trampoline skills and another provocative belfie image on the same day.