Paige VanZant shows off incredible core strength and ‘booty gains’ in swimsuit
BARE-KNUCKLE star Paige VanZant shocked her loyal followers to the core with a brand new lung-busting gym video.
The former UFC star, 28, is preparing to headline BKFC 27 in London on August 20.
Paige will take on Charisa “Sweetheart” Sigala as she looks to hit back from two shock defeats.
And she has certainly been putting in the work behind the scenes if her latest viral video is anything to go by.
VanZant – who SunSport revealed is set to star in a first movie role – wowed her 3.2m followers with strength and flexibility in the short clip.
She’s seen lifting huge weights while almost parallel to the ground, using all of her core and back strength to complete the reps.
Paige captioned the clip: “BOOTY GAINS!”
She had another treat for her fans shortly after, showing of her toned figure in a zebra-print swimsuit.
VanZant wrote: “Squat: Because no one raps about little butts.”
There were plenty of impressed voices in the comments section, with a number of viewers making liberal use of the fire emoji.
One wrote: “You are incredible.”
While another added: “Jeez Paige I wouldn’t probably be able to pick up one of those! Would throw out my back.”
After leaving the UFC in 2020, Paige has reinvented herself and now has a contract with All Elite Wrestling, as well as the BKFC.
She made her bare-knuckle fighting bow in 2021, appearing twice against Britain Hart and Rachael Ostovich.
VanZant suffered defeats in both of those bouts, but still has two more fights left on her current deal with the organization.
BKFC president David Feldman told MMAFighting: “I think [VanZant vs Sigala] is going to add a lot of hype to this card.
“I know Paige is loved in the UK.
“At least all the tabloids and everything like that, they love writing about her, so now we’re going to give them something to write about.
“I think it was just a great addition to an unbelievable main event and this undercard is just stacked.”
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