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Check it out new nude photos of Michelle Waterson by Mark Seliger for ESPN Body Issue 2017 + video. Michelle E. Waterson is an American mixed martial artist (UFC). Age: 31 (born January 6, 1986).
Shit, this is mega hot! Although, I would have appreciated Paige Vanzant more. Hope she does it the next year
…prefer my men docile…so I can do my little thing….in less than the few seconds it took to type this….
would love a nip slip or something! gorgeous woman!!
They should have used Rose Namajunas. Plus Rose whooped her ass.
Nice, it is so friggin’ rare for an Asian woman celeb to show anything. This is ver valuable deposit to the first bank of spank. Really sweet Asian butt pic! SI swimsuit beats playboy any day.
and quite the fucking testosterone injections bitch.
She suffers from Noassatall. Disappointing.
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The 31-year-old joins the likes of Conor McGregor, Ronda Rousey, Meisha Tate and Jon Jones who have stripped off for the mag
SHE is the MMA fighting mum - and now Michelle Waterson has posed nude for the latest issue of ESPN's annual Body Issue magazine.
Waterson has been a pro fighter for ten years now, and despite having a child back in 2011, continued to compete under the UFC banner.
And the 31-year-old is clearly proud of her body, as she stripped off for the latest issue of the iconic subscription.
Waterson joins some illustious company of MMA stars who have posed nude.
Ronda Rousey , Meisha Tate, Cristiane Justino as well as Conor McGregor and Jon Jones have all ditched clothes for the magazine.
Her nickname in the cage is the "Karate Hottie" - and these photos will only enhance that image.
In an interview with ESPN The Magazine Body Issue that is released on July 7, Waterson revealed she is a fan of her moniker.
She said: "I like my Karate Hottie nickname. I think it's catchy.
"I don't mind saying that I'm hot. If you want to underestimate your opponent [because of her nickname], for sure, go ahead."
And the cage warrior acknowledges that you can't stay cute in the sport.
She added: "MMA is not for someone who wants to keep cute. Your body changes.
"You lose body fat, and that means you lose breast tissue. Your shoulders get broad, and you get scraped from the gloves.
"I do it because I love to do it. I could definitely be doing something else if I just wanted to look hot."
Waterson has a six-year-old child, Araya, with husband Joshua Gomez, and she has revealed the pain of childbirth outweighs anything she has experienced in the ring. - but that it gave her a new focus.
She said: "There is nothing that compares to the pain of childbirth. On a scale of 1-10, any pain I've taken in the ring would rank a 6, and childbirth is a 10.
"Now I know that if I can get through 12 hours of labour, then I can get through a 25-minute fight.
"I have a warrior instinct that was birthed with my child. I was like, "OK, you're fighting for a reason now'.
"I was hungrier and more motivated because I had somebody to take care of. I would start visualising the fight as me being Mama Bear and someone was trying to take my cub."
Waterson has a UFC fight record of 14 wins and five losses.
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Published: 16:36 BST, 28 June 2017 | Updated: 18:30 BST, 29 June 2017
UFC strawweight Michelle Waterson has just been revealed as the fifth professional athlete to pose nude for ESPN The Magazine 's Body Issue.
Michelle, 31, is known as the 'Karate Hottie' in her field, and it's clear why as she's stripped down for her photoshoot.
The super-strong brunette is featured totally naked, throwing up a high kick as she faces away from the camera — giving readers a full view of her backside.
Hi-ya! UFC strawweight Michelle Waterson stars on one of several covers of ESPN The Magazine's annual Body Issue
In her skin: The 31-year-old is known as the 'Karate Hottie' and does her nickname justice in the shoot
One-two punch: Michelle also opened up about her stretch marks, admitting she was insecure about them until she realized they are signs she grew a human inside her
Picking the ring any day! Michelle added that nothing she has done has compared to the pain of childbirth
Ouch! She described her worst fighting pain as a 6, while childbirth was a 10
Watch out! The MMA fighter poses sans props put also with a sword in her ESPN shoot
In an interview with the magazine, which hits stands July 7, Michelle said she has no qualms about calling herself 'hot' and using the nickname fans have dreamed up for her.
'I like my Karate Hottie nickname,' she said. 'I think it's catchy. I don't mind saying that I'm hot. If you want to underestimate your opponent [because of her nickname], for sure, go ahead.'
That being said, being sexy isn't her top priority.
'Your body changes [doing MMA],' she said. 'You lose body fat, and that means you lose breast tissue. Your shoulders get broad, and you get scraped from the gloves. I do it because I love to do it.
'I could definitely be doing something else if I just wanted to look hot.'
Confidence: Michelle said she likes her 'Karate Hottie' and is OK with calling herself hot
Advantage: She also thinks the nickname may make her opponents underestimate her
Body focus: However, she said being hot is not the most important thing to her, or else she would not have chosen this career
While fighting, she said, 'you lose body fat, and that means you lose breast tissue. Your shoulders get broad, and you get scraped from the gloves'
Little girl: Michelle has a six-year-old daughter, Araya, with her husband
Starting young: She regularly brings her daughter along to watch her fights
She hasn't always been quite as confident, and admitted that the stretch marks she developed while pregnant were once a point of insecurity.
Michelle and her husband Joshua Gomez have a six-year-old daughter named Araya, who often comes to her mom's fights.
'For a long time, I was embarrassed about my stretch marks. Now I embrace them, because for me it was like this nest that I created to grow this little human in my body, and I'm proud of that. They are like my battle wounds,' she said.
Battle wounds to be sure — Michelle added that giving birth was way more painful than any injury she's ever sustained in the ring.
'There is nothing that compares to the pain of childbirth,' she said. 'On a scale of 1-10, any pain I've taken in the ring would rank a 6, and childbirth is a 10. Now I know that if I can get through 12 hours of labor, then I can get through a 25-minute fight.'
She's seen worse: She noted that if she could get through 12 hours of labor with Araya, she can easily fight for 25 minutes
Strong: In her shoot, Michelle bared her tattoos as well as her muscles
Transformation: Michelle, pictured right in 2015, noted that 'your body changes' doing the sport, admitting that if she 'wanted to look hot' she would do something else
Tennis pro Caroline Wozniacki also got naked for her cover, swinging a racket with her hair flying behind her while totally nude .
Speaking in the issue, she explaines that when it comes to her physical appearance, she isn't worried about changing her body to look like a catwalk model and would rather concentrate on looking and feeling good about her own natural shape.
'If I don't look like a supermodel on the runway, that's okay because I look good in my own way,' she explained.
On the issues's cover, Caroline is seen swinging a racket without a stitch of clothing on, her hair billowing behind her as expert angling ensures the camera hasn't caught too much.
She looks every bit the toned professional athlete, her muscular arms and lean legs, and totally taut tummy on display.
Va-va-voom! Caroline Wozniacki bares all on her cover of ESPN The Magazine's annual Body Issue, too
Nothing to hide: The 26-year-old tennis pro said she couldn't spend time worrying about what her body looks like
She's a natural! Caroline explained to the publication that she isn't worried about 'looking like a supermodel' because she knows she 'looks good in her own way'
Speaking to ESPN The Magazine, she admitted that she wasn't really too worried about baring it all.
'I can't spend time stressing about something I don't have and just embrace what I do have. It's so in to have curves now. It's in to be looking healthy,' she said. 'My fitness is something I pride myself on. I think that's definitely something that I win quite a few matches on.'
'I rarely stand on a scale, to be honest,' she went on. 'When I stop playing, I'm not going to obsess so much about my weight. It's going to be more about a healthy lifestyle. It's more about how I feel.'
This also isn't Caroline's first time going nude. The Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue veteran forewent a bikini in 2016, posing on a beach in St. Vincent in just red body paint.
Though the paint is meant to mimic swimwear, it leaves hardly anything to the imagination.
And as for the critics who remark that Caroline spends too much time posing for photoshoots and worrying about how she looks, she quips in a video: 'I don't really care what other people think.'
She also said she doesn't obsess over her weight and just focuses on being healthy
Game, set, match! The tennis pro explained that she 'rarely stands on a scale'
The only woman! She stars on one of several covers of the special issue
She shows off her tennis skills during the shoot, which was filmed for an ESPN video
Old hat: Caroline is used to posting nude, and did so for the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue as well
Good attitude: The blonde beauty said she doesn't really care what other people think
Also among the notable names who will be baring all on the pages and cover of new issue are Dallas Cowboys running back Ezekiel Elliott and openly gay freestyle skier Gus Kenworthy.
Boston boys Isaiah Thomas and Julian Edelman are also featured in the pages of this year's magazine, with the Celtics point guard flashing some crack as he bares his bum and the Patriots wide receiver flashing everything as he eats a cheeseburger in the nude.
No one, however, flashes more than Javier Baez. The Chicago Cubs infielder and recent World Series champ showing he has no problem taking it all off, and then enjoying some batting practice.
The ninth annual edition of the magazine will hit newsstands nationwide on July 7, while the gallery of all 23 athletic Adonises will be posted online two days prior.
My neck, my back: Boston Celtics star Isaiah Thomas flashes his butt and crack on one of three covers that have been released of the annual 'ESPN: The Magazine' Body Issue (above)
Balls to the wall: In his interview, the 28-year-old speaks about how his 5 ft 10 ins. height has never stopped him from believing he could be one of the best point guards ever
Impressive ink: Thomas' torso was also somewhat obscured due to the extensive collection of tattoos the 28-year-old has covering his upper body
San Jose Sharks teammates Brent Burns and Joe Thornton, Philadelphia Eagles tight end Zach Ertz and his US women's soccer team wife Julie, and 2016 WNBA MVP Nneka Ogwumike of the Los Angeles Sparks are also making appearances in the upcoming issue.
They will be joined by Brianna Decker, Kacey Bellamy, Meghan Duggan, Jocelyne Lamoureux-Davidson, Monique Lamoureux-Morando, and Alex Rigsby of the US women's hockey team.
The list is rounded out by pro softball player A.J. Andrews, rugby center Malakai Fekitoa of the All Blacks, figure skater and Olympic bronze medalist Ashley Wagner, MMA fighter Michelle Waterson, adaptive snowboarder/mountaineer and retired Marine Corps sergeant Kirstie Ennis, and four-time Olympic track and field medalist Novlene Williams-Mills of Jamaica.
Williams-Mills is the first breast cancer survivor to appear in the issue, while Ennis lost her leg in the aftermath of a helicopter crash that occurred while she was serving in Afghanistan.
Family portrait: Thomas and his wife Kayla with their son Jaiden (bottom left) and Thomas' son from a previous relationship James (bottom right)
Thomas landed a spot on one of the three covers of the magazine released on Monday.
The image shows Thomas' bare back and crack, though the photo is cut off halfway down the two-time NBA All Star's buttocks.
In another photo he faces the camera head-on, with nothing but a kelly green sweatband on his head, a few of his trademark wristbands on one wrist, and an orange basketball covering his manhood.
Thomas' torso is also somewhat obscured due to the extensive collection of tattoos the 28-year-old has covering his upper body.
In his accompanying interview with ESPN The Magazine , Thomas talked about his biggest and perhaps only real shortcoming on the court — his height.
'Damon Stoudamire was one of my favorite players growing up; he was 5-10 and a left-handed guy like me, and I definitely tried to pattern my game after him,' said the 5 ft. 10 in. star.
'He's someone I definitely looked up to. When I was younger, my teammates and my coach called me Mighty Mouse after him. I got a Mighty Mouse tattoo because of him.'
Chasing waterfalls: Dallas Cowboys running back Ezekiel Elliott poses naked under a blue waterfall on his cover, with a leg hiked up to hide his manhood and a football in his hands
He went on to say that players like Stoudamire taught him: 'Just be yourself. Whatever you bring to the table, do it at a high level.'
Thomas also said that former 76ers stars Allen Iverson was another inspiration for him growing up, with the 6 ft tall guard getting selected in the first round of the 1996 NBA draft and five years later being named the league MVP.
'I felt like I could relate to because he was smaller, and he's pound for pound the best to
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