Bare knuckle fighter who flashed boobs at crowd after win has implants removed over health concerns

BKFC fighter Tai Emery has had her breast implants removed after finding out one of them was making her sick.

The mixed martial artist introduced the entire world to her assets after her devastating first-round KO win over Rung-Arun Khunchai in Thailand last September.

Emery, 36, climbed the ropes and stunned fans in attendance and those watching the card at home by hoisting up her top and baring her chest.

The bare-knuckle bruiser’s post-fight antics – unsurprisingly – got her a whole heap of new followers on social media and more subscribers to her OnlyFans.

But they will now see a less bustier version of the Aussie as she’s removed her implants for health reasons.

Emery revealed her harrowing ordeal in a brave Instagram post, writing: “After my debut, I used my newfound wealth on one major thing HEALTH because ‘Health Is Wealth!’

“I sought after medical professionals @nikki__nurse__, who conducted thorough blood work, yet no definitive conclusions were reached.

“Each newfound information left me at yet another option being crossed off what was making me so sick and no answers.

“Living in below-health standard conditions during COVID in the Muay Thai gyms of Thailand I had parasites/worms/flesh-eating bacteria.

“And I just kept getting sick and unable to train over the last 3-4 years.

“Minor poisons/illnesses became significant threats due to the underlying health issues caused by the leaking implant.

“I am sharing my experience and the information collected in the hope that we can identify telltale indicators within blood reports and other data

“My goal is to raise awareness and ensure that individuals with breast implants are vigilant about potential health implications.”

Emery received scores of supportive messages from her followers, one of whom said: “That’s for sharing this awareness Tai.

“I hope you have a speedy recovery and we’ll see you back in the ring soon.”

Another said: “I love this post so much! Happy you shared and happy you are SAFE.”

And another said: “Glad u got it sorted champ.”

One remarked: “Keep on keeping on sis!”

Another chimed in: “Glad you’re okay girl!”

Emery has no timeframe in mind for her ring return but foresees herself being fighting fit again in no time.

In response to a comment from one of her followers, she said: “I give it another few weeks before I’m feeling better than I have in years!

“Literally years.”

Source: Boxing - thesun.co.uk