Sachia Vickery

Sachia Vickery is an American professional tennis player and OnlyFans creator, born on May 11, 1995 in Miramar, Florida. She reached a career-high WTA singles ranking of No. 73 in July 2018, with semi-final runs at the Auckland and Monterrey Opens that year. In January 2025 she launched an OnlyFans account and became the platform’s first sponsored female tennis player, a decision she defended publicly during US Open qualifying in August 2025.

Who Is Sachia Vickery?

Vickery, whose first name is pronounced SAH-sha, was born in Miramar, Florida and raised in nearby Hollywood, Florida. She is recorded on Wikidata as entity Q14646554 and now lives in Miami. She stands 5’4″ (163 cm).

She is of Guyanese heritage; her parents, Paula Liverpool and Rawle Vickery, both lived in Linden, Guyana. She was raised largely by her single mother, who worked two jobs to fund tennis lessons — a background Vickery has referenced repeatedly in discussing her later financial decisions.

Sachia Vickery’s Tennis Career

Vickery trained at IMG Academy, briefly under Richard Williams, then at the Mouratoglou Academy in France and the USTA National Training Center in Boca Raton. As a junior she won the USTA National Championship in both singles and doubles and reached world No. 6 in the junior rankings.

On the professional tour she won three ITF singles titles and three ITF doubles titles, and reached a career-high WTA singles ranking of No. 73 on July 30, 2018. Her best WTA results came that same year, with semi-final finishes at the Auckland Open and the Monterrey Open. By 2025 she was ranked around No. 559.

Sachia Vickery’s OnlyFans Career

Vickery launched an OnlyFans account in January 2025 at the handle sachiavick. OnlyFans promoted her as its first sponsored female tennis player, featuring her on its athletes blog.

She has described the platform as “the easiest money I’ve ever made” and has been reported to have become a millionaire through it. She insists the content is not pornography, framing the venture as “building, investing and betting on herself.” She has also drawn coverage for charging men for dates.

Sachia Vickery’s US Open Controversy

In August 2025, while competing in US Open qualifying, Vickery went viral after publicly defending her OnlyFans account against criticism. She lost in the second round of qualifying to Ella Seidel, but the off-court story generated substantially more coverage than the match.

The episode became a reference point in wider debate about how professional athletes outside the top ranks fund their careers, alongside cases including Alexandra Ianculescu and Robbie Manson, who have made comparable arguments about self-funding.

Sachia Vickery’s Social Media Presence

Vickery is active on Instagram at @sachiavick, on X at @SachiaVick and on YouTube at @SachiaVick. Her OnlyFans operates at onlyfans.com/sachiavick.

Her posting combines tennis content with lifestyle material and direct commentary on the criticism she receives, and she has consistently answered detractors publicly rather than avoiding the subject.

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