OnlyFans Reality Show ‘Smash City’ Brings Sexy Pickleball Twist to OFTV

Nick Kyrgios joins forces with OnlyFans for a cheeky new reality show featuring sexy stars, wild games, and a $20,000 prize

This summer, OnlyFans is serving up a spicy new reality series called Smash City, and the twist? It’s all about pickleball. 

Kyrgios, alongside adult film legend Rachel Starr and reality TV bombshell Sophie Stonehouse, will host the four-episode series on OFTV, the platform’s safe-for-work, free-to-watch channel. In an exclusive interview with Complex, Kyrgios expressed his excitement for the wild concept:

“I was super excited when they told me the idea. I’ve hosted a couple TV shows in the past, and at this point in my career, I’m always looking to do things outside the box. So I was all for it, and it was a lot of fun for sure.”

OFTV Swings in a New Direction

While OnlyFans may be best known for its NSFW edge, OFTV is carving out a new path. Shows have ranged from podcast interviews to golf competitions and now, the quirky, flirt-forward series Smash City. At the heart of Smash City is pickleball, the hybrid sport that combines elements of tennis, badminton, and ping pong. But don’t expect standard games. This is OnlyFans, after all.

Throughout four episodes, eight OnlyFans creators will face off in pickleball challenges. Some are silly. Others bring the platform’s signature sexy energy. In one game, the players use oversized bats to compete. Another mini-event plays out like a giant game of beer pong using massive cups and a pickleball spin.

At stake is $20,000, awarded to the most dominant competitor. The contestants include a mix of reality stars, athletes, and models. Among them are Nathan Webb and Joey Joy, known for their reality show roots. Professional athletes like Adi Spiegelman and Sachia Vickery are set to bring a competitive edge. Models Nellie Cronen, Kayla Fitzgerald, Trippie Bri, and Steph Mi round out the crew, promising both charm and chaos.

Kyrgios Shows Off-Court Swagger

Nick Kyrgios, once considered one of tennis’s most unpredictable stars, has found a new rhythm as a content creator. Since winning the Australian Open doubles title in 2022, he has gradually stepped into the spotlight beyond the tennis world. And OnlyFans has been a perfect fit for this new chapter.

On the platform, Kyrgios offers a personal look into his world, from his gym workouts and nutrition tips, to casual moments at home or out with friends. He connects directly with fans through Q&A sessions, behind-the-scenes clips, and real-time polls.

For Kyrgios, this isn’t just a hosting gig. It’s part of a bigger plan to own his image and tell his story, on his own terms. In a 2023 interview with CNN, Kyrgios explained why partnering with OnlyFans made sense:

“I want to create, produce, direct, and own content. That’s the future. I’ve been speaking to my fans directly for years and I know what they want to see.”

Athletes Are All In

Nick Kyrgios may be leading the charge, but he is not the only famous athlete reimagining their career through OnlyFans. More sports pros are joining the platform not just for extra income, but for the power to control their image, engage fans directly, and cash in on their real lives.

Tennis star Arina Rodionova made headlines after announcing her divorce and OnlyFans debut. Olympic pole vaulter Alysha Newman now earns more through the platform than in competition. Liz Cambage, formerly of the WNBA, revealed she makes more in one month than during her entire basketball career. Even Matthew Mitcham, Olympic gold medal diver, is thriving on OnlyFans—showing that men can win big here too. Kyrgios told CNN why this shift matters for creators like him:

“Launching an OnlyFans was a no-brainer. They are revolutionising social media and I wanted to be a part of that. Athletes can no longer just show up on the court or the field, we have to show up online too.”

Ready, Set, Smash

Between the oversized paddles, flirty gameplay, and big cash prize, Smash City is set to become a standout title in OFTV’s growing lineup. It blends the fun of a dating show with the competitive energy of a sports tournament, all while keeping the content fresh and safe-for-work. 

For viewers, it is a chance to see their favorite creators and athletes in a new light. For Kyrgios, it is a way to build something different, where sports meet entertainment in a whole new format.

Be sure to tune in on the OFTV platform when it launches to find out exactly who is taking part, and what is in store for them.