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Time of India
5 days ago
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Matt Riddle launches ‘brOnlyFans' with King of Bros energy and a $20 price tag
Matt Riddle launches 'brOnlyFans' with King of Bros energy and a $20 price tag (Image Source: Getty) Matt Riddle, a former WWE wrestler, has launched his own OnlyFans page called 'brOnlyFans.' He shared the news on Twitter with a fun video, saying, "I'm here to tell everyone that the OnlyFans, the brOnlyFans, is finally dropping tonight. Some say it's Father's Day, but I say it's Daddy's Day. So if you wanna see me, and maybe more, subscribe. Link's in the bio, bro." Fans are excited about this new step. Matt Riddle's new brOnlyFans page is live Matt Riddle, known as the "King of Bros," started his OnlyFans account on June 16, 2025. He posted a Twitter video in a fancy Versace robe to share the news. The page costs $20 a month and already has a few posts. Riddle has been talking about joining OnlyFans since 2023. His fans love his fun and open personality, so they're curious about his content. After leaving WWE in 2023, he's free to try new things. Some wonder if this will make him a lot of money, but his charm might bring many fans. He still wrestles with Major League Wrestling, but this page is a new way to reach fans. It's a chance for him to show his unique style and connect with people directly. Also Read: "Fans got him back" - Shotzi Blackheart shares her thoughts about R-Truth's V"VE return A new path after WWE departure Since leaving WWE in 2023, Matt Riddle has been busy with different projects to show who he is. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Giao dịch CFD với công nghệ và tốc độ tốt hơn IC Markets Đăng ký Undo He wrestles in Major League Wrestling and even beat a strong wrestler named Jacob Fatu. He also created his cannabis product called Riddle OG and plans to make more. Riddle is dating adult film star Misha Montana, and they're expecting a baby, which might explain his comfort with bold projects. His OnlyFans page fits his habit of sharing playful posts online. Many female wrestlers have done well on OnlyFans, and now Riddle is seeing if male wrestlers can too. He's also set to compete in a big match called Battle Riot VI. Fans wonder if brOnlyFans will be a big part of his career or just a fun side project. Either way, Riddle's confidence keeps him popular. Riddle's brOnlyFans has fans talking, and many like his brave choice. His mix of humour and charm could make this a success. As he wrestles and tries new things, Riddle stays in the spotlight. Whether brOnlyFans makes money or is just for fun, it shows he's not afraid to try new ideas. Fans can join to see what he shares next.
Fox News
09-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Fox News
MLW star Matt Riddle on recent pro wrestling departures: 'When one door shuts, another opens'
Major League Wrestling (MLW) star Matt Riddle offered a sunny realization for pro wrestlers amid recent high-profile departures that took place last week. WWE parted ways with the superstars known as Braun Strowman, Dakota Kai, Shayna Baszler, Kayden Carter, Katana Chance, Cora Jade, Gigi Dolan, Riley Osborne, Eddy Thorpe, Jakara Jackson, Joe Coffey, Mark Coffey, Wolfgang, Oro Mensah and Javier Bernal, according multiple reports. Fightful Select noted that departures were not outright releases but rather the decision not to renew contracts. Riddle was also a WWE release, parting ways with the company in September 2023. He has since performed in New Japan Pro-Wrestling, Lucha Libre AAA Worldwide and has made an indelible mark on MLW by becoming the world heavyweight champion to start the year. He told Fox News Digital that having the opportunity to perform at a high level elsewhere turned out to be a "blessing." "It depends on what you do when you get fired. It's always unfortunate when people lose their jobs, but at the end of the day, for some of us, say for me, for example, it was a blessing," Riddle said. "Sometimes, you just need the right push. Sometimes you need somebody to shut a door on you so another can open. And that's not to say that everyone that's been released, and that's not just pro wrestling, that's any profession. "Trust me, it might seem like it's over, or it sucks, but when one door shuts, another opens. Even when I got fired from UFC back in the day, to then come where I did in professional wrestling, and even to now where I'm at today. I got fired over a year or so ago, but I've held eight different championships, and I was able to recapture the one championship I was never able to win, and that was the MLW Heavyweight Championship. "Sometimes getting fired is a blessing in disguise." Riddle returned to MLW at Kings of Colosseum in 2024 and won Battle Riot VI that year. In January at Kings of Colosseum, he defeated Satoshi Kojima for the World Heavyweight Championship. He then successfully defended it in a triple-threat match against Kojima and Alex Kane and then against 39 other men in Battle Riot VII. On Saturday, he'll face Donovan Dijak in a title defense at Azteca Lucha in Chicago. The event takes place at Cicero Stadium and can be seen on YouTube at 10 p.m. ET. Follow Fox News Digital's sports coverage on X and subscribe to the Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.
Fox News
08-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Fox News
Banged up Matt Riddle ready to defend MLW world title against Donovan Dijak at Azteca Lucha
Matt Riddle will walk into Major League Wrestling's (MLW) Azteca Lucha pay-per-view Saturday night banged up when he takes on Donovan Dijak for the world title. Riddle has held the MLW world heavyweight championship belt for nearly four months after he defeated Satoshi Kojima at Kings of Colosseum. Since then, he's defeated Kojima and Alex Kane at SuperFight 6 and won the Battle Riot match last month to hold onto the title. Dijak may be Riddle's toughest challenge yet. He's yet to be pinned or submitted since he made his MLW debut last year. He lost to Riddle at MLW's One Shot in December via disqualification. He made quick friends with manager Saint Laurent and found a new ally in Bishop Dyer when he made his debut at Battle Riot last month. Riddle told Fox News Digital he's aware of the challenges he faces, but it's part of the burden of being the top guy in the company. "At the end of the day, it's kind of like motivation. Sometimes, when you're just one-on-one with somebody, you kind of drop your guard," Riddle said. "Unfortunately for me, it's never a one-on-one situation, even when it's supposed to be. It's just another day for the bro. It's just another day for the MLW heavyweight champion of the world. "I think I'm ready. After winning the Battle Riot and having 39 other competitors, including (Rob Van Dam) there and still walking away … MLW world heavyweight champion, I'm confident, but not too confident, that I know what I have to do to get the job done." Riddle will enter the match with some busted ribs he sustained in a steel chair assault from Dijak. Riddle still vowed to defend the title. "The ribs are a little banged up," Riddle said. "But that's bound to happen in this line of work. I think the important part is that Dijak is the one responsible for injuring my ribs. He'll probably be trying to target them in this world title match in Chicago. "I'm looking out for that, but, at the same time, I've been doing some sit-ups. I've been trying to keep the abs tight." Austin Aries is expected to be on the call for the event. He returned to MLW on the mic at Battle Riot. He shared his thoughts on the match with Fox News Digital. "I know as good as anybody to win the championship is difficult, but to keep the championship is even more difficult because now you're a marked man, everyone's coming for you, everyone's gunning for you," Aries said. "And, on top of that, you're being asked to do media, you're getting asked to be the face of the company. It's a heavy burden to carry, and Riddle's been carrying for a while. "If there's anyone that's going to take the championship off of them and if at any point it's gonna happen, Chicago coming up here on May 10 very well could be that day." Azteca Lucha is set for Saturday at Cicero Stadium in Chicago. The event can be seen on YouTube. Follow Fox News Digital's sports coverage on X and subscribe to the Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.
