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AnEsonGib announced for stunning eight-man tournament as he makes huge boxing return against King Kenny and Jay Swingler


YOUTUBER AnEsonGib has confirmed his boxing return in a stunning eight-man tournament.

And the social media star could come out swinging against the likes of King Kenny and Jay Swingler.

AnEsonGib is returning to the boxing ring in April
The social media ace is fighting in an epic eight-man tournamentCredit: Twitter @AnEsonGib

AnEsonGib, 27, is a popular face in the online world of Fifa players.

And he is a close pal of The Sidemen, boasting a massive net worth in the process.

AnEsonGib made his boxing debut in 2020 against Jake Paul, losing in the first round.

But he bounced back in September’s bout against Austin McBroom, KO’ing the American moments after being dropped himself.

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AnEsonGib was then tipped to fight American ace Floyd Mayweather before a deal fell through.

And he has now confirmed his comeback with Kingpyn Boxing on April 22nd.

AnEsonGib will be one of EIGHT fighters taking part in a multi-stage event, with competitors battling up to three times to take home the main prize.

A draw will be first be made on March 12.

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King Kenny will be involvedCredit: Misfits Boxing
Jay Swingler is also set to make an appearanceCredit: Getty

And the stunning event contains other top social media fighters like King Kenny and Jay Swingler.

Kingpyn confirmed AnEsonGib with a statement on their Twitter page this evening.

It read: “It’s official, the most wanted man in YouTube boxing is about to make a statement in the High Stakes tournament.”

AnEsonGib added: “Multi fight deal, sounds like multiple chins to be collected. Every YouTuber in this tournament is about to get wigged.”


Source: Boxing - thesun.co.uk


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