Boxer Ebanie Bridges Jokes COVID Jab Made Her Boobs Look Bigger After Sharing Racy Photo

Australian professional boxer Ebanie Bridges hilariously teased that her COVID-19 shot made her boobs appear bigger after posting a steamy selfie on Twitter.

The Blonde Bomber has won seven of her eight professional boxing fights, with her only defeat coming to Shannon Courtenay last April in London.

And Bridges, who turned pro in 2018 after a 26-4 record as an amateur, won her last fight against Mailys Gangloff at Emerald Headingley Stadium in Leeds last September.

The 35-year-old blonde stunner took to social media and posted her selfie, with Bridges wearing a low-cut blue top that showed off her cleavage.

“Damn Pfizer,” Bridges tweeted, adding an upside-down face and smiling emojis.

Bridges followed up her hilarious tweet with a screenshot from an article with the following headline: “women are claiming ‘boobs get bigger’ after having Pfizer jab.”

Bridges recently hit out at her “trolls” and “haters” after one of her racy snaps was pulled down from Instagram.

“OK the trolls/haters are winning TBH. Eh keep reporting my pic. I can't re-post my pic,” she wrote on Instagram Story.

“Last thing I wanna do is lose my account. Hope y’all screenshotted it for you backgrounds before it got removed. Happy New Year.”

The Aussie hasn’t been afraid to flaunt her body on Instagram and boasts 361k followers on the social media platform.

Bridges, who is a trained maths teacher, holds the ANBF female super-bantamweight title.

However, the boxer hasn’t fought in her native homeland since she won the then-vacant title against Carol Earl in March 2021.

Bridges’ last three fights have all been staged in the UK, with the Blonde Bomber sending a message to her critics on New Year’s Eve.

“Thought I’d start it with a [bang],” she wrote to her 89.3k followers on Twitter.

“I will be going into 2022 the same way I entered 2021 [by] not giving a f**k what people think, being me, being real, chasing my dreams and aiming to achieve greatness.”