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Animal lover Michael Buffer worth estimated £320m and has lagoon-like pool and chandeliers that rocked in earthquake


BOXING royalty Michael Buffer is worth £320m so it’s no surprise he has a house full of elaborate chandeliers.

But it appears the ornamental fittings weren’t quite ‘ready to rumble’.

 Michael Buffer is a big animal lover when he puts down the microphone

Michael Buffer is a big animal lover when he puts down the microphoneCredit: Social Media – Refer to Source

 Family Buffer can enjoy the delights of a sprawling pool at his LA home

Family Buffer can enjoy the delights of a sprawling pool at his LA home

The legendary MC, who of course has the trademark “Let’s Get Ready To Rumble” entrance announcement, once shared a video on Instagram of one swinging after a 7.1 magnitude earthquake.

He wrote: “Friday night 7.1 earthquake was well over 100 miles away and all our chandeliers were swaying especially the big one 23 feet above the foyer!”

Buffer lives in Los Angeles with his wife Christine.

And judging by his social media posts, the 75-year-old shares the living space with some adorable pets.

One of the dogs is called Butters, with a cat called Heda.

They are joined by dogs Coco, Lulu, Bitsy, and Gibson.

 This is Butters, the family dog - but he shares that title with some other furry friends

This is Butters, the family dog – but he shares that title with some other furry friends

 Hedda and Butters share the bed to get some nap time in

Hedda and Butters share the bed to get some nap time in

And family Buffer will be able to enjoy much luxury in their mansion with a lagoon-like swimming pool.

Parked up in the garage are the boxing ring announcer’s supercars,

One of these is a 2019 ZR1 Covette. Buffer shared a video of him driving the car out of a showroom and home on Twitter.

From announcing the weigh-ins and press conferences to grabbing the mic on the big night, Buffer has pocketed as much as £3.5m for a week’s work.

 With a £320m fortune it's little surprise Buffer has some decent motors

With a £320m fortune it’s little surprise Buffer has some decent motors

 Buffer has showed the world his adorable dog Gibson on social media

Buffer has showed the world his adorable dog Gibson on social media

 Bitsy is another one of Buffer's well-loved pets

Bitsy is another one of Buffer’s well-loved pets

 Michael Buffer has introduced the likes of Anthony Joshua to thousands of fans ringside

Michael Buffer has introduced the likes of Anthony Joshua to thousands of fans ringside

Buffer was born in 1944 during World War Two to an enlisted serviceman in the US Navy, but after his parents were divorced before he turned one, he was raised by foster parents.

When he was 20 he enlisted in the Army during the height of the Vietnam War, and served until he was 23.

After leaving the army, he became a car salesmen before embarking on a career as a model when he was 32.

When he was 38 he took the plunge in becoming a ring announcer, and in 1983, just a year into his new line of work was hired by Bob Arum to be the official announcer for all of his Top Rank boxing shows on ESPN.

He gained worldwide fame with his signature catchphrase “Let’s get ready to rumble” which he has subsequently trademarked.

At the end of the 1980s, Donald Trump made Buffer the exclusive announcer for all the bouts in his casinos.

He now regularly announces Matchroom shows, as well as being the main announcer for HBO, NBC Sports Network and German channel RTL.

 Having worked as a model, Michael Buffer chanced his arm at boxing announcing - and it's gone pretty well

Having worked as a model, Michael Buffer chanced his arm at boxing announcing – and it’s gone pretty wellCredit: Getty

 It's uncertain who runs the Buffer family house at times

It’s uncertain who runs the Buffer family house at times

 Michael Buffer has become one of the faces of boxing well known for his trademark ring announcement

Michael Buffer has become one of the faces of boxing well known for his trademark ring announcementCredit: Getty Images – Getty


Source: Boxing - thesun.co.uk


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