Paige VanZant is selling a new range of "weak pullout game" merchandise after her Bare Knuckle Fighting Championship bout set for this weekend was cancelled.
The former UFC star was due to take on Charisa Sigala on Saturday (August 20), but the pair were pulled from the BKFC London card earlier this week. Making the most of a bad situation, VanZant has used it as inspiration to stock up her online shop.
Her fans can now buy hoodies with a picture of her and the words "weak pullout game" on, with the classic priced at £41.16 and the premium coming in at £51.24.
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There's also a t-shirt available to purchase at £26.88, a sticker at £7.43, a notebook for £18.17 and a £41.29 backpack. Announcing the merch on Instagram, she wrote: "I didn't pull out. Go tag someone else who doesn't pull out. Go buy this shirt for them [laughing emojis]."
VanZant received news she wouldn't be fighting on Tuesday (August 16), leaving her "heartbroken". She said: "My fight is off This is not from me or my team. I was beyond ready and excited to fight. Hope to have news soon. Heartbroken."
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It has since emerged that the clash was shelved to make it the headline of BKFC's October 15 event, according to MMA Junkie. An infuriated VanZant once again took to social media to air her frustrations.
Her statement read: "I did not pull from my fight!!!! I was pulled! I am p***** off and heartbroken! I worked my f***ing a** off to be pulled a week before I am supposed to compete!!!!!"
In the caption, she added: "This is out of control!!! I went an entire camp and weight cut to be pulled a week out!!!!"
The 28-year-old has already had a long wait since her last outing in the BKFC. She has not been in action since July 2021, when she lost to Rachel Ostovich via unanimous decision.
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