Who owns Social Gloves and what is Austin McBrooms net worth?
SOCIAL Gloves Entertainment has responded to June 2021 reports that the company has filed for bankruptcy. According to social media watchdog Def Noodles, Austin McBroom owns Social Gloves Entertainment. McBroom is a YouTuber and TikTok star. Social Gloves Entertainment is a global platform that live-streams events that bring boxing and pop culture together. The latest of the events held by Social Gloves was on June 12, 2021, and took place at the Hard Rock Stadium in Florida. Battle of the Platforms saw YouTubers and TikTokers go head-to-head with the main event featuring a square-up between Bryce Hall and Austin McBroom. The event, which was pay-per-view, finished with McBroom scoring a KO win. The 28-year-old, who is married to Catherine Paiz, is estimated to be worth $2million, according to Celebrity Net Worth. He has more than 19 million subscribers to his YouTube channel The ACE Family. After the June 2021 event, several people closely associated with it came forward to claim they had not been paid. Josh Richards and Vinnie Hacker appeared on BFFs podcast and claimed that Social Gloves had filed for bankruptcy. Marcos Villegas the founder of Fight HubTV also claimed that the event only sold 136,000 pay-per-view buys. McBroom addressed the allegations on Instagram stating: "We all know social gloves put on one the biggest social media events in history as all of you watched." "The real numbers will come out soon. Just know social gloves weren't the ones who collected ppv numbers/purchases. Most read in US News STREET JUSTICE 'Dog abuser' dragged by neck chain after he 'did the same to bloodied pet' EVERY LAST BREATH Family scream woman's name as rescuers dig 125ft tunnel in Miami rubble MYSTERY DISAPPEARANCES Mexico's 'Highway of Death' leaves at least 50 people missing HORRIFIC DEATH Professor, 52, dies after falling off mountain while hiking with son SHARK ATTACK Monster 8-foot-long great white shark bites swimmer at San Francisco beach Latest TRAGIC TOLL Death toll from Miami building collapse hits 9 as more than 150 still missing  "Don't forget how you watched it." Social Gloves Entertainment released a statement on June 25 stating that they are trying to pay every participant from the event within a "reasonable timeframe". The statement also revealed that the company had hired a leading accounting firm as a "first-class forensic auditor" to ensure "all amounts are properly accounted for".