Not only have they been going back and forth on social media with threats and taunts about who is going to claim victory, but the two also came to blows when they met face-to-face for a press event. And Bryce Hall and Austin McBroom are experts. Part of that industry magic is guaranteeing press coverage through outrageous, attention-grabbing behavior. According to The Sun, the event’s executive producer Paul Cazers described the event as “a perfect storm of celebrity, social media, technology, digital marketing, pop culture and, at the end of the day, good old Hollywood 101 celebrity and industry magic.” The event’s organizers are confident that this boxing match will be the biggest pay-per-view event in history. Nate Wyatt, just to name a Hall tells us how much money he’s getting from his boxing match? #nojumper #boxing #brycehall #austinmcbroom ♬ original sound – No Jumper Podcast Austin McBroom And Bryce Hall Have Been Beefing Ahead Of Their Match Austin McBroom is the headline event, but several other YouTube and TikTok stars are gearing up to duke it out in the ring: Deji vs. But it’s guaranteed to be a spectacle, and it’s certainly going to make a ton of money.īryce Hall vs. Will it go down in history as one of boxing’s greatest moments? Probably not. TikTokers, will pair up some of the biggest social stars for a night of boxing. The boxing event, also called YouTubers vs. On June 12, 2021, thousands of fans are expected to tune into Social Gloves: Battle of the Platforms. The ‘Battle of the Platforms’ Boxing Event Is Set To Be A Huge Money Maker Find out if Bryce Hall’s net worth is higher than Austin McBroom’s net worth in our own YouTuber vs. But in the meantime, we’re curious about who is taking home the fatter paycheck. Austin McBroom will be the main event for the upcoming “Battle of the Platforms,” and fans are eager to see who will take home the win.

Floyd Mayweather match, it’s safe to say that boxing is experiencing a major resurgence in an unexpected way. But between this upcoming boxing event and the highly anticipated Logan Paul vs. TikTokers boxing match going to be the modern-day version of the “Thrilla in Manila?” It probably depends on who you ask. which Austin expects to go down sometime later this year.Are we living in history? Is the YouTubers vs. against, you guessed it, Live X Live.Īs for the fighter pay, McBroom - who says they generated $3-4 million on ticket sales alone - insists all the fighters will get paid before Social Gloves' next event.

He says he has also filed a lawsuit (we haven't seen that one). hence the lawsuit.īut, McBroom isn't giving in without a fight. resulting in a 20% loss in their stock price - 'causing nearly $100 million in damages.'

There's more, Live X Live says McBroom badmouthed their company after the event. who says they ultimately sold only 136,000 PPV's for the fight - significantly less than they say Austin expected. insisting his popularity alone would translate into millions buying the fight for $49.99. However, in a lawsuit recently filed by Live X Live in L.A., the company tells a very different story.Īccording to the suit, LXL claims McBroom refused to promote the event.

Right? So, the reason why the fighters haven’t gotten paid yet is because Live X Live has been holding on to all the funds.' No, Social Gloves partnered with Live X Live who live streamed it and collected everybody’s money. 'Everyone thinks that Social Gloves just did everything.

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