With Maria Sharapova Off the Market, The Tennis Gods Gave Us Camila Giorgi

Like Salma Hayek launching cruise missiles straight into the new calendar year, the world's No. 74 ranked women's tennis player, Italian Camila Giorgi, has also come out swinging in 2021. Giorgi celebrated turning 30 on December 30 by unleashing three sets of photos that send a clear signal to the tennis community that her confidence level is at an all-time high.

I'll just go ahead and say it -- this could signal that Giorgi is contemplating a run at OnlyFans. Before you laugh at the thought of a woman who's banked $4,086,807 (two career titles, made it to the Wimbledon quarters in 2018) in career earnings turning to OnlyFans, keep in mind the taboo on that PPV social media site is starting to wear off. OnlyFans' profits -- $300 million in projected earnings for 20202 -- are soaring, and celebrities (guys are doing it too) are starting to flock to the site as a way to create a side hustle.

Sitting with 315,000 Instagram followers, the woman who once said, "I don't follow tennis, woman tennis, and I don't follow tennis," could be laying the groundwork for that side hustle now that COVID is here and tennis tournaments like the 2021 Australian Open are in doubt.

One fan wrote on IG: "Lovely Camila, does this mean your tennis career is over?"

Well, if there aren't tennis tournaments to participate in and her home country is locked down and banning regional travel, it's not the worst idea to figure out a new path, right? Do what you gotta do.

Or maybe she just wanted to post some hellfire missile photos for the hell of it.