The Canadian pole vault sensation, Alysha Newman, who boasts a thriving OnlyFans following, soared over 16 feet to clinch a well-deserved bronze medal at the Paris Summer Olympics, igniting a celebration that transcended the athletic arena.
Moments after etching Canada's maiden medal in the pole vault annals, the 30-year-old athlete, renowned for her OnlyFans persona, enthralled the Stade de France crowd with a lively twerking display on August 7, Wednesday.
In exhilarating footage captured from the event's climax, Newman sealed her third-place podium finish, pumping her fist triumphantly skyward before embarking on an exuberant dance routine along the stadium's perimeter, captivating fans with her energy and enthusiasm.
While her OnlyFans presence has garnered considerable attention, Newman, in an interview with the German newspaper BILD, revealed that this side hustle fuels her confidence and serves as a catalyst for her athletic pursuits. "Undoubtedly, OnlyFans evokes stereotypes for many, and I can't sway everyone's perception," she candidly shared. "Yet, this platform has forged unparalleled connections with my fans, surpassing any previous pole vaulter. I'm unfazed by others' opinions; I embrace who I am and excel at it."
Amidst a three-hour-long competition teeming with fierce competition, 19 athletes pushed the boundaries, striving for Olympic gold. Ultimately, Australian Nina Kennedy emerged victorious, soaring to a remarkable 4.9-meter (just shy of 16.5 feet) leap. Meanwhile, Team USA's Katie Moon, a Tokyo Olympic gold medalist in the event, secured silver with a 4.85-meter jump.
For Newman, this Olympic milestone has further elevated her profile on the subscription-based platform, though she playfully cautioned new subscribers against expecting a complete glimpse into her personal life. "I share ample training sessions, insights on nutrition, and a plethora of tips and tricks," she elaborated, offering a glimpse into the content that resonates with her diverse audience.
