BARE Knuckle Championship fans have been wowed by stunning ring girl Amber Field.
The lead ring card girl for the organization, Fields has seen her stardom continually rise of late.
Formerly a pageant star, in 2017 she won both the Miss IBMS Orlando pageant and the Miss Winghouse pageant.
Now Fields is a social media sensation having amassed 960,000 followers on Instagram and another 290,700 on TikTok.
She regularly shares clips from behind the scenes at events, lifestyle content, and plenty of glamorous and often risque snaps.
One of Fields’ latest reels saw her working the ring in a skimpy grey bikini captioned: “Practicing my ring girl walk. What do you think?”
This led to one of her adoring fans labeling her the “Best ring girl out there.”
Another said she was “Perfection.”
While a third added: “I love it. Can’t take my eyes off of you.”
Labeled BKFC’s original “knockouts girl” by the organization, she also describes herself as a “combat sports spokesmodel.”
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Fields has also taken the modeling world by storm, appearing on the cover of Playboy Denmark in March.
Stunning in a lacy set of lingerie, she shared the news on Instagram, captioning the post: “Thank you @playboymagdenmark for this incredible experience.
“It has been a lifelong dream of mine to be featured in a Playboy Magazine and I cannot thank you enough for giving me the opportunity to be Denmarks Playmate of the month.”
Fields added that she hoped her “presence in the magazine inspires other women to embrace their unique beauty and to be themselves unapologetically.”
And now Fields is also working toward a potential career move into the ring.
In a post on Facebook in July, she wrote: “I have been training tirelessly with the best coaches to see if I have what it takes to get in the ring..
“That’s right! I am going to partake in Influencer boxing matches with @efcboxing and with a lot of hard work, I’ll take home some titles.”
Always looking to improve, Fields has recently shared an insight into her training on TikTok.
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The reel saw her sparring with a coach, captioning the clip: “I sped this up to fit in my story! I still have lots of hard work ahead!
“I film myself to see where I need work because in the moment you don’t really see your mistakes.”
Source: Boxing - thesun.co.uk
