318. Chase DeMoor: From Starbucks to $100K Boxing Paydays & Beating Andrew Tate

This week, Jason is joined by professional heavyweight boxer, reality television personality, and Misfits Boxing Heavyweight Champion Chase DeMoor for a conversation about his journey from chasing the NFL to building a career in reality television and combat sports.

Chase breaks down working at Starbucks while pursuing football, signing with the CFL, and pivoting to Too Hot to Handle after the pandemic disrupted his career. He reveals how reality television grew from $1,000 per week and small brand deals into six-figure appearances and a legitimate business.

Jason and Chase also dive into the economics of professional boxing, including the expenses that reduced Chase’s first $100,000 purse to roughly $25,000–$30,000. Chase shares the contract terms behind his victory over Andrew Tate, why he accepted a smaller payday for the opportunity, and how the win transformed his negotiating power and brand.

Plus, Chase explains the psychology behind trash talk, reading opponents during faceoffs, and why constantly pivoting and reinvesting in himself has been the key to his success.

Chase reveals all this and so much more in another episode you can’t afford to miss!

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