Muay Thai and MMA fighter Sammy-Jo Luxton, who was set to make her debut at the Paris PFL card, has withdrawn after being diagnosed with cancer.
She received a flurry of support from the fans once they came across her post revealing her disease.
"Hope you’re resting & taking it easy. You’ll be back stronger."
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"In my thoughts get well soon."
"You've got this, just a set back to make for a bigger comeback for you."
"Get well soon and take care of yourself!We love you."
An experienced Muay Thai fighter currently signed with PFL, Sammy-Jo Luxton has extensive experience in Muay Thai.
Her diagnosis has not only cast shadows on her Paris debut but also placed a huge challenge before her about her future. She issued a moving statement and hoped to make a return to combat by December on the Dublin card of the PFL. A part of her statement read:
"You may have seen I'm not on the Paris PFL card, unfortunately I haven't been well and got diagnosed with melanoma. The lesions are on my feet, so unfortunately after the surgery I won't be able to kick or grapple until healed. I am truly gutted as my whole year has been preparing for this moment; for something out of my control to take it from me.Just viewing this part of my life as another opponent to beat and hopefully I can get the clear to fight in December on the Dublin card!"
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Sammy-Jo Luxton reveals the origins of her nickname, 'Ghetto Cinderella'
MMA fighter and OnlyFans star Sammy-Jo Luxton, while talking to DAZN MMA, revealed the origin of her nickname, 'Ghetto Cinderella.'
She was asked multiple rapid-fire questions, one of which was about her nickname. The English Muay Thai and MMA fighter replied by saying:
"It was actually from an ex-boyfriend, which I hate, but while listening to a song, he was like, "You're actually a Ghetto Cinderella," and I was like, Actually, I am, so it stuck from there."
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