Chris Eubank Jr may be doing well in the ring, but he’s doing even better outside of it.

The former middleweight champion has put his winnings to good use building an impressive car collection.

In his garage, the boxer boasts a stunning Lamborghini worth $272,000 and a $207,000 Mercedes-Benz.

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But, they’re just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to his fleet of rides.

By his own admission, his favorite of them all is his Lamborghini Huracan, which he bought in 2019.

It’s not hard to see with either, as he’s had the supercar wrapped in matte black, so it looks super stealthy.

It goes like stink, too, accelerating from 0-97 km/h (0-60 mph) in just 2.3 seconds and reaching a top speed of over 320 km/h (200 mph).  

But the Lambo isn’t the only supercar in his collection; Chris Eubank Jr also has a McLaren 720S.

Another car he bought back in 2019, the very rare cherry red McLaren has been modified by German firm Mansory.

Apparently, Eubank Jr splashed $275,000 on the supercar which dons the private registration ‘EU13ANK’, and can often be seen driving around Brighton in England.

Chris Eubank Jr wasn’t shy spending his money in 2019, as he also dropped $225,000 on a red Ferrari 458.

Astonishingly, the supercar can get from 0-97 km/h (0-60 mph) in 3.0 seconds and can also rocket up to a top speed of 320 km/h (200 mph).

The ex-IBO champion showed off his ride while filming for MTV UK on the South Coast of England.

Interestingly, Chris Eubank Jr only has one hybrid in his car collection – a BMW i8 – costing $146,000.

It can accelerate from 0-97 km/h (0-60 mph) in 4.4 seconds and go on to a top speed of 155 mph 249 km/h (155 mph).

Ok, it may not be as far as his Lambo, but it’s a great looking car.

Another flashy-looking car the boxer had in his collection was a stunning customized Bentley Mansory GT Race.

We say ‘had’, because Chris Eubank Jr reportedly sold it in 2020.

But before he parted ways with it, he posted a picture to his Instagram showing off the kitted-out vehicle which set him back $303,000.

Chris Eubank Jr is as much a fan of SUVs as he is of supercars.

So much so, the boxer owns two of them – a Range Rover Urban SVR and a Mercedes-Benz G63.

His top-of-the range Range Rover, which cost $145,000, is decked out in a black paint job with an Onyx body kit.

Likewise, his G63 – once his ‘dream car’ before he purchased the Lambo – is blacked out, with black bodywork, tinted windows, and black rims. 

With a price tag starting at $207,000, it’s an expensive ‘dream car’, but a luxury SUV all the same.

Should Chris Eubank Jr beat Joe Smith in their upcoming fight, the boxer is set to bag $3.8 million – and we fully expect him to add another expensive supercar to his collection.

Taylor Swift is sparing no expense for the ongoing Eras Tour.

The pop star is ready to fork out six figures to put her tour crew in a 5-star hotel in the heart of Mexico City. 

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The pop star booked 197 rooms at the Four Seasons CDMX Hotel as a token of appreciation for her team’s efforts in putting on her ‘Eras Tour’ in Mexico.

The Four Seasons isn’t exactly cheap, with the least expensive room going for $600 per night.

Taylor Swift booked 197 rooms, so we’re looking at a tab in excess of $110,000.

The 33-year-old singer has a net worth in excess of $700 million, so settling the bill won’t be an issue.

Still a generous gesture, though.

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This isn’t the first instance where Taylor has shown her appreciation to her staff in such a generous way. 

Just a few weeks ago, she made headlines for giving tens of millions of dollars in additional bonuses to her Eras Tour crew, including a $100,000 bonus for each truck driver.

And that’s not all.

The popstar even went as far as to include a personal handwritter letter with each bonus.

The news has been well received, with users taking to Instagram to voice their support for the pop star.

“I’m not her biggest fan, but my respect for her has definitely shot up after this. It’s awesome to see an artist treating her crew well,” one commenter said.

Mind you, some held their praise.

“She’s making a billion on this tour and it’s her job to pay for their accommodations. There’s no tour without them,” one said.

This ongoing tour marks the sixth for the American singer-songwriter, encompassing an impressive 146 shows across five continents.

The tour started in March 2023 and is slated to conclude in November 2024.

Ferrari F1 driver Charles Leclerc has just revealed some juicy details during an impromptu interview.

The YouTuber in question asks Leclerc a couple of questions, including what he would do for a living if he wasn’t a racing driver.

And the answer might surprise you.

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YouTuber Eddy Beef was on a holiday on the Italian island of Sardinia when he randomly bumped into Charles Leclerc.

First, he asked the 5-time Grand Prix winner what he did for a living.

“I’m a racing driver,” Leclerc said in perfect Italian.

The follow-up question is about what it takes to become a racing driver.

If you want to become a racing driver, according to Leclerc, you have to “follow your dreams” and “keep working hard”.

And then comes the million-dollar question.

“What would you be if you weren’t a racing driver?” the YouTuber asked.

Elite athletes and celebrities are often asked that question, and the answer they give is always interesting.

“I’d be an architect,” Charles Leclerc said.

He’d no doubt be very good at it, but he’d probably have to take a massive pay cut.

With a $24 million yearly salary, Charles Leclerc is the third highest paid Formula One driver.

The only racing drivers paid more are Red Bull’s Max Verstappen ($55 million) and Mercedes AMG’s Lewis Hamilton ($35 million).

For the record, his Ferrari teammate Carlos Sainz Jr. makes $12 million a year.

What’s interesting is Leclerc makes a lot more than two-time World Champion Fernando Alonso ($5 million) and Sergio Pérez ($10 million), who helped Red Bull secure the Constructors’ title last year.

Leclerc’s contract is set to expire in 2025, and there are rumors about a four-year extension until 2029.

If the deal goes through, Leclerc is expected to earn a whopping $49.5 million a year with his new contract.

Conor McGregor is always making headlines.

Mind you, this time it’s different because the 35-year-old MMA fighter made headlines for the most unusual of reasons.

This time around, Conor McGregor made headlines because… he was riding a bike in France.

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Yep, you read that right, he didn’t make any controversial statements on social media, he didn’t buy anything crazy, didn’t mention any upcoming fights with Mayweather.

He was just riding a bike.

The UFC star was filmed while casually riding a bicycle in Cannes, in the French Riviera, and the clip went viral on Instagram.

What makes the clip particularly noteworthy is that people seem to find McGregor on a bike more interesting than a $3 million Bugatti Chiron.

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The Instagram reel shared by car photographer Ge_supercars begins with a crowd standing around a Bugatti Chiron outside the Ritz-Carlton hotel in Cannes.

People are taking pictures and videos while staring at the $3 million hypercar.

However, just a few moments later, Conor McGregor casually rides his bicycle past the car and most people, including the guy who filmed this, stop looking at the car to take pictures of McGregor.

Ironically, Conor McGregor himself briefly stops looking at the road ahead and turns around to look at the car.

As far as we’re aware, Conor McGregor doesn’t own a Bugatti Chiron at the moment, so perhaps he’s just considering buying one.

With a personal net worth in excess of $200 million, he can certainly afford it.

Michael Jordan’s Nike Air Ships are back on the auction block and expected to fetch millions. 

The Nike Airs, which were worn and signed by Jordan in his rookie year, sold for $1.5 million two years ago. 

Now they’re back up and expected to sell for even more.

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There’s quite a heartwarming story behind this pair of game-worn sneakers too. 

MJ, then just 21, got them after signing his ground-breaking endorsement contract with Nike. 

He then wore them during his fifth-ever NBA game. 

After the game, Jordan gave them to a ball boy, T.J. Lewis.

The former Denver Nuggets ball boy has since revealed how MJ gifted him the life-changing sneakers.

“I eventually made my way up to him and asked if I could have his shoes after the game,” he said. 

“He gave me a look as if he didn’t really want to say no, but told me that he couldn’t because they were too expensive. 

“Once the game was over… I saw Michael Jordan sitting at his locker and he was still in his uniform. 

“To my surprise he suddenly notices me, looks down and grabs the shoes he wore in the game that night, looks back up at me, and asks if I wanted them. 

“Of course I said yes.”

The ball boy sold them in 2021, along with his staff pass for the 1984-1985 season, netting himself $1.47 million. 

When the hammer fell, the Nike Air Ships made history for becoming the most expensive sneakers ever sold at auction. 

The $1.47 million price shattered the previous record set by a pair of Air Jordan 1s which sold for $560,000. 

The record was again broken this year by a pair of Air Jordan 13s worn by Michael Jordan at his last-ever NBA game in 1998. 

That pair sold for an eye-watering $2.2 million.

So, all eyes are now on this pair of Nike Air Ships currently up for sale via the Goldin auction house. 

The top bid currently stands at $170,000 but the auction runs until September 13, so we can expect that number to shoot up pretty dramatically. 

YouTuber MrBeast pumps an outrageous amount of money into his viral videos.

The more popular he’s become in recent years, the more he’s spent on producing his content.

And now he’s teased his next video as his biggest ever, costing millions to create.

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Apparently, his next video will be bigger than his Squid Game recreation, which was almost an exact replica of the Netflix hit show.

That particular video earned him the title for the fastest non-music video to reach 100 million views on the platform.

But MrBeast isn’t resting on his laurels.

Next Saturday’s video I had a subscriber from every country on earth compete in my own version of Extreme Olympics… the sets are 2x bigger than our squid game sets and it’s my biggest video ever (here are some random screenshots 😊) pic.twitter.com/mCEppR8ndJ

— MrBeast (@MrBeast) August 12, 2023

“Next Saturday’s video I had a subscriber from every country on earth compete in my own version of Extreme Olympics…” he tweeted.

“The sets are 2x bigger than our Squid Game sets and it’s my biggest video ever.”

The YouTube star also included several screenshots, showing the enormous size of the sets.

As for how much it cost, MrBeast revealed that the budget for the video was more than $4 million.

Over $4,000,000

— MrBeast (@MrBeast) August 12, 2023

One thing’s for sure, MrBeast doesn’t lack ambition, nor does he lack the money to create such epic content. 

But his personal wealth may soon take a hit, as the YouTube star recently got himself muddled up in a lawsuit after making alledged “disparaging” comments towards Virtual Dining Concepts.

The company behind his Beast Burger restaurants is claiming damages from his comments exceed $100 million.

MrBeast has made a name for himself by fulfilling increasingly crazy acts of kindness.

It costs him a lot of money to do but makes him more.

As such, he’s become one of, if not the most, well-known YouTubers in the industry.

It turns out it’s not just Saudi football clubs that are super wealthy.

The country’s fans aren’t short of money either, and they’re incredibly generous with it, too.

Ex-Liverpool star Fabinho knows only too well how generous they can be.

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When Fabinho turned out for his new side Al-Ittihad away at Al-Raed at the weekend, it ended up being a comfortable victory for the visitors, as they kicked off their Saudi Pro League campaign with a 3-0 win.

The 29-year-old was praised for his performance following his time at Liverpool.

One fan was so enamoured by his display he did something remarkable following the match.

As Fabinho was leaving the stadium in his All-Ittihad tracksuit, he was stopped by a fan.

But it wasn’t a picture or even an autograph the man wanted.

The man presented Fabinho with a Rolex watch and put it on the player’s wrist.

Clearly stunned by the gesture, the ex-Reds star had a beaming smile on his face.

But, as he went to walk away following the exchange, the newly gifted watch fell off his wrist and onto the ground.

After picking it up and giving it a quick check, the Brazilian thanked the fan and went on his way.

Footage of the bizarre exchange is now circulating on social media and it’s leaving people bewildered.

الاعلامي " ابراهيم الفريان " يقوم بإهداء محترف #الاتحاد ( فابينهو ) .. " ساعة " كونه أحد نجوم المباراة#الاتحاد_الرائد#دوري_روشن_السعودي pic.twitter.com/43HEM6jWXw

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“That was painfully awkward to watch,” one said.

“This is crazy man,” another said, while a third called it “embarrassing”.

Fabinho joined the reigning Saudi Pro League champions from Liverpool in a deal worth up to $51.33 million.

The midfielder, who has linked up with the likes of Kante, Karim Benzema, Jota and Ahmed Hegazi, is set to earn a staggering $539,000 per week until 2026.

It’s no wonder Neymar jumped at the chance to join Saudi’s Al-Hilal. 

Not only is his base salary astronomical, but the gig comes with a laundry list of perks and bonuses.

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Neymar da Silva Santos Junior will be finishing a six-year stint with Paris Saint-Germain to join the Riyadh-based team. 

The Brazilian reportedly signed a two-year contract which comes with an annual salary of about USD $100 million. 

But that’s just the beginning for the 31-year-old star forward. 

The contract comes with a bunch of crazy perks that sound almost too good to be true.

For starters, Neymar will have a private plane at his disposal and a mansion with all the staff he could possibly want.

According to the list reported by FootMercato, the player will also get a significantly higher bonus for his social media use than his talents on the field.

He will reportedly make a $87,000 (€80,000) bonus for every Al-Hilal win and an absurd $545,000 (€500,000) for every post or story he creates on social media that promotes Saudi Arabia.

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Neymar’s move to Saudi follows Cristiano Ronaldo’s highly publicized move from Manchester United to Saudi’s Al-Nassr. 

His contract with the Saudi side is so wild it almost makes Neymar’s look like an afterthought. 

Ronaldo signed on with Al-Nassr for a reported €200 million ($220m) per season. 

The deal has seen Ronaldo become the highest-paid soccer player in the history of the sport.

Under the contract, Ronaldo is reportedly bound to Al Nassr and Saudi Arabia until 2030. 

Neymar and Ronaldo join a growing list of players to have moved to Saudi to play for the Saudi Pro League in recent years. 

Since Ronaldo, Karim Benzema, N’Golo Kante, Sadio Mane and Roberto Firmino have all moved to play in Saudi. 

And considering the money Saudi’s throwing at players, we’ll likely see a few more big names added to that list. 

There’s no ifs and buts about it – Cristiano Ronaldo is one of the greatest players to ever grace the game.

In a career spanning more than two decades, the Portuguese superstar’s broken numerous records to claim his place amongst footballing legends.

But it’s not just on the pitch that Ronaldo breaks records – he’s etched his name in Instagram’s history books, too.

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In the past few days, the esteemed footballer has achieved an unprecedented milestone.

He’s become the first first person ever to hit 600 million followers on the Meta-owned platform.

Impressive stuff, considering he only hit the noteworthy 500-million followers landmark in November 2022.

Just to put that into perspective, if Ronaldo was to form a country with his follower count, it would be the third most populous place in the world, sitting just below China and India.

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Ronaldo even has more followers than the whole population of the European Union.

The milestone means he’s well clear of the next competitor, who he rivals in the real world, too.

Cristiano Ronaldo has – and always will be – compared to Lionel Messi in terms of his talents in the football world.

But, when it comes to Instagram, the Portuguese athlete’s miles ahead of his Argentinian counterpart’s 482 million followers.

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That being said, Messi is the one who reigns supreme when you look at who has the most-liked photograph on the social media app.

When Messi won the 2022 FIFA World Cup, he posted several photos of himself and his Argentinian teammates.

That collection of photos garnered a whopping 75.7 million double taps.

Cristiano Ronaldo doesn’t even have the second most-liked picture, as that spot’s held by Chris Godfrey’s photo of an egg (yes, an egg!).

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There’s no denying these two superstars have the world’s attention, as they continually get incredible engagement from their followers.

They even combined forces in an advert for Louis Vuitton, which got a combined 74 million likes.

How long will it be before Cristiano Ronaldo reaches 700 million Instagram followers?

The Elon Musk vs Mark Zuckerberg fight is turning into a TV drama show that never ends.

In today’s episode, Elon Musk leaked a private text message he exchanged with Zuckerberg.

In one of these messages, Musk told Zuckerberg he wouldn’t win unless, and this is a direct quote, he was a “modern day Bruce Lee”.

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Musk leaked the exchange to his biographer, Walter Isaacson.

The CEO of Tesla and owner of Twitter is clearly heavily banking on his height and weight.

He tried to make a point of that in the exchange with Zuckerberg, and he also said it again in Twitter / X thread.

Musk warned the Meta boss he wouldn’t emerge victorious from the fight.

“I think it is very unlikely, given our size difference, [but] perhaps you’re a modern day Bruce Lee and will somehow win,” Musk said.

Then he said pretty much the same thing in a different thread.

A Twitter / X user told Musk to “never forget that jiujitsu isn’t real… just stand up you got this”.

Musk replied that if “the size difference is big enough, this is absolutely true”.

For the record, Elon Musk stands 6’1” tall and weighs 300 pounds, he said as much in a Tweet.

Meanwhile, Marc Zuckerberg is 5’7” and weighs 155 pounds.

While Musk appears to be psyched about the fight, Zuckerberg called his bluff.

“I don’t want to keep hyping something that will never happen,” Zuckerberg told Musk.

“So you should either decide you’re going to do this and do it soon, or we should move on.”

Musk and Zuckerberg have been talking about this fight for months at this point, but it’s unclear whether it’ll actually happen.

One thing’s for sure, the saga’s not over yet.