Brandon Moreno and his OnlyFans: the former UFC champion who partnered with the platform

Does Brandon Moreno have OnlyFans?

Yes. Brandon Moreno, the Tijuana fighter who became the first Mexican-born champion in UFC history, announced on January 21, 2023 that he had partnered with OnlyFans (nicknamed the “página azul,” or blue page, in Latin America). He did it with an Instagram video the same afternoon he won back the 125-pound title in Rio de Janeiro. According to Publimetro, Infobae and La Opinión, the subscription cost 10 dollars. His pitch was not adult content: he promised behind-the-scenes material about his life as a fighter. We found no later reports of a closure.

Who is Brandon Moreno?

He is one of the biggest names in mixed martial arts in Mexico. He was born in Tijuana, Baja California, and the press in his city calls him “el tijuanense.” Nicknamed The Assassin Baby, he debuted in the UFC on October 1, 2016 with a submission win, according to El Imparcial. He left the company after two straight losses, returned in late 2019 after winning in the LFA league and has since climbed all the way to title fights.

His rivalry with Brazilian Deiveson Figueiredo is one of the most memorable in the flyweight division: they fought four times. In 2021 he took the title from him and became the first Mexican UFC champion; he lost it in January 2022, won the interim title that same year and in January 2023 was crowned again against Figueiredo in Brazil. In July 2023 he lost the belt to Alexandre Pantoja. Publimetro describes him as a two-time division champion.

His career has had ups and downs since then. In March 2025 he beat Steve Erceg in Mexico City, and in 2026 he marked a decade with the company, according to El Imparcial. That year he lost in February to Briton Lone'er Kavanagh in the UFC Mexico main event, and on September 12 he returned to winning ways with a split-decision victory over Joseph Morales at the Noche UFC event in Arizona, according to Por Esto. Before that fight he told Publimetro his goal was to represent his country with pride and leave his heart in the octagon.

Why did he open OnlyFans?

The announcement came on the day of his fourth fight against Figueiredo, at UFC 283. In the video, recorded in English while drinking coffee, he said he had officially partnered with the platform. In the post he wrote that the idea was to give his followers the best behind-the-scenes content and let them see his life. La Opinión explained that OnlyFans was signing athletes to diversify what is published on the site and that Moreno was joining other fighters with similar deals.

According to Publimetro and Infobae, in its first hours the account already had five posts and the Instagram announcement passed 40,000 likes. That same night he won by technical knockout and regained the championship, so the news of his account became tied to one of the biggest wins of his career. You can see other Mexican athletes who use the platform, such as diver Diego Balleza, in our Mexico section.

How much does Brandon Moreno's OnlyFans cost?

Publimetro and Infobae reported in January 2023 that the subscription cost 10 dollars, about 190 pesos at the exchange rate at the time. La Opinión gave the same figure. None of the outlets said whether the price has changed since then.

• Publimetro México, «Brandon Moreno, estrella de UFC, estrena su cuenta de Onlyfans», January 21, 2023.
• Infobae, «Brandon Moreno vs Deiveson Figueiredo: todo lo que tienes que saber del combate estelar de la UFC 238», January 21, 2023.
• La Opinión, «Brandon Moreno anunció que vendera contenido exclusivo en OnlyFans», January 22, 2023.
• Publimetro México, «UFC consolida su presencia en México con Brandon Moreno», February 27, 2026.
• El Imparcial, «Brandon Moreno, una década de historia en UFC», February 28, 2026.
• Publimetro México, «Brandon Moreno lanza mensaje antes de Noche UFC: "Voy a representar con orgullo mi bandera"», September 2, 2026.
• Por Esto, «Noche UFC 2026: resultados de hoy y cómo les fue a los peleadores mexicanos», September 12, 2026.

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