What Happened To Austin Mcbroom Face and Teeth? AnEsonGib Knock Out Landed Pretty Hard On Him

After being knocked to the ground five times during his boxing bout with AnEsonGib, YouTube star Austin McBroom was transported to the hospital.

As YouTube once more entered the world of boxing, the two social media stars competed in the main event of the Social Gloves 2 event in Los Angeles in front of thousands of spectators. The 30-year-old McBroom dropped Gib in the first round of an action-packed battle as he sought an early knockout, but Gib’s Middle Eastern opponent answered with a barrage of powerful strikes.

Before referee Jack Reiss waved the bout to a conclusion and the Saudi Arabian influencer claimed victory on his tour to the United States, Gib had already put McBroom to the mat five times in the first four rounds.

Before deciding that McBroom, a Californian YouTube sensation, needed more medical care at a hospital, doctors hurried into the ring to check on him. After the battle, Gib declared in the round, “He flew from England to KO the CEO.”

After winning, Gib posted the following message on Twitter: “No compassion.” He was supposed to mention his YouTube competitor KSI, who just made a comeback and recently won two battles in one night. When asked who his next target might be, Gib was hesitant to give specifics.

He said he has been training so hard in the gym and will keep going and looking forward to his next bout. “He has got his revenge; ISI got his atonement.” “Whatever earns money right now is sensible. He’ll see who my opponents are and what the future has in store.”

Austin was wholly checked and found to have a few injuries; Now, he is getting well, as doctors said after his treatment. 

McBroom was born in Los Angeles on May 22, 1990.

He played basketball in college and spent time at Central Michigan. And Eastern Washington and Saint Louis. In the 2016 NBA Draft, he was not selected.
McBroom and Catherine Paiz, his future wife, had sizable social media followings.

Victoria’s Secret and Azzelia Swimwear have both used Catherine as a model. Their early channels had footage of them making fun of one another. When Paiz was expecting their first child, they decided to unite their platforms.

The ACE Family’s YouTube channel has more than 18.8 million subscribers. The ACE Family page got 1 million subscribers in 2017, according to Distractify. It had 10 million users by 2018 and 17 million by 2019, and 18.8 Million in 2022. Austin, Catherine, and Elle are abbreviated as ACE.

Austin McBroom and Catherine Paiz each had their sights set on celebrities before they crossed paths on their own; Paiz and McBroom already had respectable social media followings. However, once they got together, began dating, and decided to combine their social star power, the camera-friendly duo was impossible to stop.

They established a YouTube channel together and began vlogging about their daily activities because that’s what people are interested in these days. Following the birth of their first child in 2016, the couple adopted the moniker “The ACE Family,” derived from the initials of Auston, Catherine, and Elle.

In a relatively short period, the channel has skyrocketed in popularity. The McBrooms had two more kids in 2018 and 2020, Alaia and Steel, and they continued to share and bless the world with their priceless family memories.

With a dramatic come-from-behind knockout victory over Austin McBroom in the main event, AnEsonGib reestablished himself as a significant figure in YouTube boxing. The British fighter was smashed down in the opening round before rising to finish his enmity adversary with five knockdowns.

All eyes were on the Saudi Arabian-born influencer after his return battle after a robbery and a humiliating loss in his professional debut. After recovering from a knockdown, he scored five of his punches to finish out Social Gloves promoter McBroom in a performance that will go down in YouTube boxing history.

In the first celebrity match of the evening, Cory Wharton and Chase Demoor failed to score any significant strikes during their exhibition, and no winner was announced.

Wharton probably would have won if there had been scorecards because Demoor could not even keep his mouthpiece in, let alone throw a punch.
In his post-fight interview, Demoor singled out Tayler Holder, a bout that would have been nearly impossible considering their 40-pound weight disparity. Wharton has promised to rematch, but this time against a more prominent opponent.

When Adam Saleh and Landon McBroom drew in an ICB middleweight title battle as the first professional fight of the celebrity half of the show, the size disparity was once again the critical factor. The second-round flurry from McBroom, who attempted to assert himself, was a crucial early exchange, but Saleh deflected most of his blows.

At times, Saleh found McBroom’s ring control to be a little too much to handle, but when the New Yorker opted to fire punches, he appeared to be the better boxer. A disastrous outcome for Social Gloves, whose other celebrity bouts on the undercard were showcases without scores.

One of the night’s main events was a matchup of NFL running backs, and Leon Bell defeated Adrian Peterson with a decisive knockout. Before deciding to work behind their punches in the second, the pair didn’t throw much in the first exchanges. Bell misplaced his feet and fell to the ground early in the second, but even though a punch was fired, it wasn’t considered a knockdown.

With Bell showing signs of potential in an otherwise unremarkable round, including a strong jab and nothing in the fourth, the action picked up in the third but only slight. But Bell finally won the fight, knocking Peterson to the ground at the start of the fifth with a big right hand over the top.

YouTubers vs. TikTokers boxing held on the undercard at McBroom, Taylor Holder faced off against AnEsonGib.

The outcome, a majority draw, was viewed as contentious. The appeal was eventually reversed, and AnEsonGib was given a unanimous decision victory, which he claimed “robbed” him.

AnEsonGib thinks McBroom and Social Gloves are to blame for the draw in the fight with Holder. AnEsonGib is seeking some form of retaliation now that he harbors a personal grievance. The idea of AnEsonGib pursuing “revenge” was mocked by McBroom, who assured Dexerto that he would easily win on July 30 (the day of their first fight).

He’s humorous because he keeps saying things like, “I’m going to beat up the CEO of Social Gloves,” and other things along those lines, according to McBroom.

“Because of what will occur on July 30, he only uses that as a Band-Aid. That’s what he’s using as an explanation for why I beat him. Oh, that’s his event; he should have defeated me, he’s going to argue. It’s weak. He made a foolish decision to take that path. However, he is using that as an excuse, and it will come back to bite him.”

Due to AnEsonGib’s medical concerns, the event scheduled for July 30 was postponed and eventually rescheduled for September 10. The battle was delayed, but McBroom first stated on Instagram that he was prepared to wait for AnEsonGib’s lab results from Los Angeles. Later, AnEsonGib shared a video on Twitter outlining his position. He claimed he needed to undergo more medical testing to be cleared to fight.

McBroom reportedly has a net worth of $2 million, far above his rival AnEsonGib.

He gained notoriety being a social media star and now has more than a million followers on TikTok and 7 million on Instagram. His family’s The ACE Family YouTube channel has 19 million subscribers, a considerable number. His life with his wife, Catherine Paiz, is documented on the track, which has received more than 4 billion views. More than 34 million people have watched just their proposal video.

The couple put $1 million down and borrowed almost $9 million to purchase a home in Woodland Hills, California, for $10.6 million in 2019. The property was said to have a $70,000 monthly expense.

Millions of dollars were then spent on finishing the property, which included two homes, a basketball court that was only half full, and an oversized infinity pool. However, a happy ending was not achieved, as on July 7, 2021, it was announced that the couple had ceased paying payments and the house had entered pre-foreclosure.

Then it started to advertise for $10 million. They moved into a rental house that had been announced at $50,000 per month in March 2022.

The Social Gloves event, which some believed did not raise as much money as promised, generated additional controversy. They expected 2.2 million Pay Per View purchases. According to a complaint, the only PPV purchases for the event were 136,000.

Fans await to see how many PPV purchases his matchup with AnEsonGib generates.