Crossover boxing star KSI had his YouTube earnings revealed by comedian Michael McIntyre in hilarious moment on Michael McIntyre’s Big Show.
Internet sensation and crossover boxing star KSI had his YouTube earnings accidentally revealed on Michael McIntyre’s Big Show in a viral moment.
KSI is one of the UK’s biggest internet stars, with the Watford born personality becoming a success in a multitude of industries, including boxing.
KSI has been the face of UK influencer boxing for a number of years.
The co-founder of leading influencer boxing promotion Misfits Boxing, KSI started boxing in 2018 where he had two white collar fights in the UK against Joe Weller and Logan Paul.
The Brit then turned professional in a rematch against Logan Paul promoted by Matchroom Boxing in Los Angeles, where he defeated the American via split decision in what was one of the most watched fights in 2019.
KSI last entered the ring in October 2023, where he was defeated for the first time by Tommy Fury via majority decision in Manchester.
With fights since falling through, and the Jake Paul mega fight never materialising, it looks unlikely that KSI will return to the squared circle.
He looks to be prioritising other aspects of his glistening career, with Misfits pro set to be the promoter for the heavyweight dust up between Deontay Wilder and Derek Chisora.
As well as this, KSI has been implementing a lot of his recent time and effort into his content.
He recently appeared on Michael McIntyre’s Big Show, where his YouTube channel’s recent revenue was accidentally revealed.
In a feature of the comedy show, Michael McIntyre had access to KSI’s phone.
The comedian accidentally clicked on KSI’s YouTube studio app, an app that discloses all statistics for KSI’s channel.
When accessing the app, McIntyre stated: “Oh my god, it’s all your statistics”.
“Estimated revenue! Oh my god, I’m so sorry, I shouldn’t be looking into your revenue streams”.
The comedian proceeded to click on KSI’s estimated revenue in a hilarious moment.
The estimated revenue for the channel was $105k in an undisclosed time period, stating that this figure is $46k more than usual.
This highlights that the YouTube star’s focus on his content at the moment, with a return to the ring far from at the forefront of the entrepreneur’s mind.
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