The UFC champion attacks the beautiful VanZant and women's MMA. What did Shevchenko answer?

MOSCOW, November 11, Andrey Vasilchin. Former fighter of the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC), one of the most recognizable representatives of the world of martial arts, Paige Vanzant, spoke a couple of months ago about her life outside of sports. The American admitted on the YouTube channel Only Stans that she earns more money per day from explicit content than from all her professional MMA fights in total.
Which is not surprising, given the millions of subscribers on the girl’s social networks and the profitability of the controversial craft.
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“I made more money in 24 hours on OnlyFans than I did in my entire fighting career. Yes, it was hard for me, you know, I was worried that they would put a stigma on me. However, now I find it difficult to give up… It seems that when you are born into a poor family and grow up poor, but then become rich, you continue to feel poor. You always want to keep working hard — I'm lucky to be able to help my family. My husband and I do our best to get them all around the table. In my opinion, this makes it worth creating exclusive content because I know I am helping to take care of everyone around me. Can you call me rich? “I think so,” said the girl.

UFC middleweight champion Sean Strickland unexpectedly decided to hype up his compatriot during a September interview. A lover of saying whatever he thinks, he boldly attacked both the beautiful Vanzant and women’s martial arts in general on his social networks.

Here is what Sean’s devastating post looks like:
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"Paige VanZant said she made more money on OnlyFans in 24 hours than in the UFC. Let's figure it out. 1) They signed you because you are hot. 2) Women's MMA looks pathetic. 3) Men will pay more to see you naked than to watch you fight.Stay in school kids, fighting sucks lol.»

The former champion of the main MMA promotion of the world, Valentina Shevchenko, responded to the attacks of the talkative American. The representative of Kyrgyzstan wrote on social networks that Sean is simply offended by the girls’ success:
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"This is more like an offended child who has received less money throughout his entire fighting career than female fighters! Nice try. Maybe the league will see this and add some money to your wallet next time. But now it’s you who’s naked.”

We have no doubt: in the coming days there will be even more reactions to Strickland’s post.