Amber Fields

Yes, Amber Fields is real. Her identity is corroborated by a stack of independent, named-byline press coverage stretching back to 2023, not just her own social accounts. She spent several years as a ring card girl — BKFC's self-described "Bombshell" and, earlier, its "Knockouts Girl" — before announcing on her own Instagram in October 2023 that she had left the company ("I am no longer with this company. I advise all models to have representation before signing anything from them," quoted by TheBlast, Melanie VanDerveer, October 25, 2023). She then trained to become a boxer herself: The Sun (Anthony Wood, September 17, 2023) and TheBlast (September 20, 2023) both covered her transition, and on August 10, 2024, she made her professional/exhibition boxing debut against adult performer Leah Gotti on Misfits Boxing's DAZN-streamed "MF & DAZN X Series 16" card in Miami, losing by TKO in the third round — a result covered in real time by LowKickMMA (Timothy Wheaton, August 11 and August 30, 2024) and independently listed in boxing record databases (BoxRec, Tapology). Before the boxing pivot, she won the Miss IBMS Orlando and Miss Winghouse pageants in 2017 and modeled for Playboy, including a Playboy Denmark cover, details corroborated across TheBlast, MyMMANews (Eric Kowal), and The Sun (Cosmo Teare, February 24, 2024). A July 2024 podcast interview (Happy Hour Holidaze, Episode 57) has her describing an earlier background in real-estate investing and event planning, and says her push into competitive boxing was motivated by her nephew's leukemia diagnosis, with a pledge to donate 100% of her fight earnings to the Children's Cancer Center — we treat those specific biographical and motivational details as reported rather than independently documented, since they trace to that single interview. Her TikTok account, @missamberfields, is independently confirmed via TikTok's own oEmbed data (author_unique_id "missamberfields"), and she runs an active OnlyFans account, which she announced herself on Instagram and which The Sun separately reported on; we don't link it directly given the volume of impersonator accounts using her name. "Amber Fields" is also a common phrase: it's the name of an unrelated master-planned housing development in Rosemount, Minnesota (built by M/I Homes, Pulte, Lennar, and David Weekley Homes), and a Linktree at linktr.ee/amberfields belongs to a different Amber Fields entirely — the host of an unrelated self-development podcast called "Courageous Love w/Amber Fields." Neither has any connection to @missamberfields, the ring-girl-turned-boxer documented above. This page is unclaimed and compiled from public sources.