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It's no exploitation any more than any other "voluntary" labor. Sex work is is work as any other, there's people who love to do it and there's those who do not. But you shouldn't belittle someone else's choice because you don't like it
Surely there's a limit though, right? Like, you're not a proponent of bum fights are you? Just because someone is agreeing to do something for money doesn't make it inherently ethical.
You mean MMA? If it's well regulated to deal with potential issues with human rights, safety of competitors and viewers and whatnot.
I don't think it's unethical for the competitors, basically ever. For people viewing, paying, betting it may be.