PopularTwitchstreamer Adin Ross has set his sights on taking his career to the next level by entering the boxing ring. The internet personality, who has seen asurge of viewers since his most recent Twitch ban, revealed on one of his latest broadcasts that he is planning to venture into boxing and even has an opponent in mind.In recent years, a variety ofTwitchstreamers have grown into their own individual brands that have spread into other business and entertainment opportunities. From partnerships and brand deals to the recent surge in influencer boxing matches, the streaming platform has become a launching pad for many of its most popular creators to explore other avenues to make money.RELATED:Adin Ross Can’t Believe What The Average Salary In America IsThe most recent internet personality to jump on the pro-fighting bandwagon appears to be Adin Ross if his statements made in a recent live stream are to be believed. In the stream, Ross can be seen talking withhis bodyguard who recently snapped his armin a previous broadcast. The streamer revealed that he plans on making his boxing debut sometime in 2024, but no specific date was given for viewers to look forward to. Ross even gives viewers a small teaser by saying he knows who he plans on fighting for his debut. However, he failed to elaborate on whom this person would be, stating that he didn’t want anyone to know the identity of the potential opponent just yet.Warning: The following video contains mature language.
With a variety of different controversies that range fromRoss almost interviewing Kanye Westto being swatted live on Twitch, the streamer has definitely had his fair share of eventful career highs and lows throughout the years. Having garnered this much popularity on one of the internet’s biggest live broadcasting platforms is no small feat. Whether someone watches his content for admiration or disdain, it’s clear that his growth doesn’t appear to be stopping any time soon. Such a booming viewer count could have sparked the idea in him to try and cast his net even wider to a completely new audience that has yet to know his name.
