Investors expected the boxing extravaganza to reel in $200 to $500 million in profit, Insider reported. Held on June 12, "Social Gloves: Battle of the Platforms" pitted TikTokers like Bryce Hall and Vinnie Hacker against YouTubers such as Tanner Fox and Austin himself. He and one of his companies, Simply Greatest Productions (SGP), were sued by the media company LiveXLive after they said their celebrity boxing event went awry.
Influencers Bryce Hall and Austin McBroom fight at Miami's Hard Rock Stadium during LiveXLive’s "Social Gloves: Battle Of The Platforms" on June 12, 2021.Ĭliff Hawkins/Getty Images for LivexLive.Ĭatherine's husband, Austin, has also faced litigation. TBL accused Catherine in a court filing of threatening to unilaterally dissolve 1212 Gateway in April after she allegedly changed the passwords to all of 1212 Gateway's accounts (email, website, social media, Shopify) in March.Ĭatherine denied all the allegations in a court filing she submitted in July, Insider reported. The family's legal trouble dates back to at least April when the cosmetics start-up TBL Cosmetics filed a lawsuit against Catherine who, according to TBL Cosmetics, had signed a contract with the company to jointly found 1212 Gateway, a "premium skin care line" with ethically sourced ingredients, Insider reported.Īccording to TBLs complaint, Catherine was supposed to be the face of the company and promote it on social media while TBL would perform managerial operations and other behind-the-scenes work, but TBL alleged the YouTuber "conspired with her family, friends, and other under-utilized members or idle of her entourage to stage a takeover of 1212 Gateway's management," or effectively enact a "coup" against TBL. Account icon An icon in the shape of a person's head and shoulders.
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