Originally posted on November 2, 2020 @ 8:24 am
Brian Shaw is a 38-year-old Professional American Strongman. Who is a Strongman? A strongman is a person who competes in strength athletics such as Keg Toss, Deadlift, and Log Lift.
For four years, he has been the winner of the World’s Strongest Man Competition. In 2011, Brian Shaw became the first man to win the World Strongest Man Contest and the Arnold Strongman Classic in the same year.
Over the years, he has even gained the nickname Gigantor. Discover more about Brian Shaw as we look into his net worth and income sources.
Net Worth and Income Sources.
After launching his career as a professional strongman, Brian has become a dominant person in the sports industry. You must have been curious as to how much the Gigantor is worth.
Brian Shaw is estimated to have a net worth of $1 million. Given time, he will climb higher as long as he continues with his career.
As far as we know, being a professional strongman has been Brian’s main source of income. He has been receiving prize money ranging from $1000-$80,000. For all the competition he has won, Brian must have made thousands of dollars even for third place.
Brian has a YouTube Channel, ‘SHAWSTRENGTH’ with 1.5 million subscribers and 196 million views. YouTubers receive $2-$7 for every 1000 monetized views. When estimated, Shaw’s revenue from YouTube is around $480K a year.
House, Car, Property, Lifestyle.
Just recently, Brian gave a tour of his giant house on the mountainside. Brian’s house has three bedrooms, an oversized walk-in shower, a gym, and a very beautiful mountain view outside. Brian also admitted to buying gym equipment worth $20K every month for his gym.
On his YouTube Channel, Brian Shaw showed his fan his brand new 2020 F-150 Shelby super snake. At least we now know which cars he fits into.
Career Highlight.
In 2005, Brian Shaw began his career when he entered the Denver Strongest Man Contest. The following year, he was among the professional players. In 2009, he entered the Strongest Man on Earth (Fortissmus) Competition in Canada. Brian came in third place, but he was the only one to lift the six Atlas stones, which is a big victory.
Brian Shaw was becoming better in strength athletics. He won the World Strongest Man Championship three times: 2013, 2015, and 2016.
From 2009-2010, Shaw won four competitions: Swedish Grand Prix, Gothenburg, Viking Power Challenge, and Los Angeles.