Bryce Hall And Austin McBroom Confirm $5 Million Boxing Match

Updated: March 19th, 2021

Looks like Austin McBroom finally found a boxing opponent.

After publicly challenging Jake Paul to a boxing match last year and being swiftly turned down, Austin McBroom of popular family vlogging channel The ACE Family has found a new opponent in TikTok star Bryce Hall.

“There’s a whole lotta boxing talk going on lately. I’ve been an athlete my entire life so it would be disappointing for me not to get involved,” Austin wrote on Instagram back in November 2020. “@jakepaul been running from me for years. I got $5m for whoever steps into the ring with me. TAG who you think would want this smoke.”

After Jake refused to bite, Austin challenged Bryce, the second-most tagged influencer in his comment section. Bryce initially rejected Austin’s proposal but has seemingly come around, claiming Austin met his requirements of the deal.

“I don’t know if I’m allowed to discuss my deal but I’m getting $5 million flat” Bryce told paparazzi Kevin Wong. Bryce also revealed the winning prize will be $1 million “out of Austin’s pocket.”

YouTube new reporter Daniel Keem AKA KEEMSTAR also confirmed the match, tweeting that he “just got off the phone” with both Bryce and Austin and they “100% confirmed the fight is happening.”

The Austin McBroom vs. Bryce Hall match appears to be the headline event of a larger YouTube vs. TikTok boxing tournament. According to KEEMSTAR, the boxing match will have YouTube stars and TikTok stars duking it out for the top prize alongside Bryce and Austin, including Nick Austin, Deji, FaZe Jarvis, Tayler Holder, Danny Duncan, and Tanner Fox.

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