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Creator Clash
Charity boxing event in Tampa, Florida From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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The Creator Clash events are a recurring charity crossover boxing event created by American Onlyfans model Anisa Jomha and her husband. Creator Clash have held 2 events since 2022.
2022
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The inaugural Creator Clash event, billed as Influencer Breakdown, event featured Doctor Mike vs. iDubbbz, a cruiserweight exhibition crossover boxing match contested between Russian-American influencer Doctor Mike and American YouTuber IDubbbz. The event took place on May 14 at the Yuengling Center in Tampa, Florida.[1] Doctor Mike defeated iDubbbz via unanimous decision.
The event reportedly sold 100,000 PPV buys.[2]
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The 2022 event featured many different creators from different genres of content, most who had never previously boxed before starting training for their respective fights.[3] iDubbbz stated that he wanted this event to feel different from previous YouTuber boxing matches and ensured that fighters were taking it seriously.[4] The proceeds of the original Creator Clash, which iDubbbz stated was "close to a million dollars",[5] were donated to the American Heart Association,[3] the Alzheimer's Association,[5] and the Healing Horse Therapy Center.[5]
The event featured other popular creators such as AB "Starkilla" Ayad of the H3 Podcast, Harley Morenstein (of Epic Meal Time), Arin Hanson (of Game Grumps), TheOdd1sOut, Michael Reeves (of OfflineTV) and Ryan Magee and Matt Watson of SuperMega, and Dad, portrayed by Nathan Barnatt. This event also featured the first fight between female content creators as JustaMinx faced Yodeling Haley.[6][7] The event was organized by iDubbbz, his wife Anisa, and co-creator Mike Leanardi[8] with the events company Real Good Touring.
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^Note 1 Originally planned to complete 3 minute rounds for 4.[9]
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2023
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The second event, Creator Clash 2, billed as Influencers Will Pay, featured Alex Wassabi vs. iDubbbz, a super middleweight professional crossover boxing match contested between American YouTuber Alex Wassabi and American YouTuber iDubbbz. The event took place on April 15, 2023 at the Amalie Arena in Tampa, Florida, U.S. Wassabi defeated iDubbbz via majority decision.
The event sold 50,000 PPV buys and lost $250,000 (resulting in no money going to charity).[10] According to iDubbbz, he attributed the loss to lack of piracy-prevention measures, venue costs, hotels, additional fights, creators, commentators, and charity partners which cut into the budget.[11][12]
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The main event was iDubbbz vs. YouTuber Alex Wassabi in a professional bout,[13] with returning fighters including Harley Morenstein, Dad, Hundar, "Yodeling Haley" Sharpe, AB "Starkilla" Ayad, and Arin Hanson.[14] The event also featured former WWE wrestler John Hennigan on the card, YouTubers Jacksepticeye and Markiplier as pre-show hosts, and fight commentary by Wade Plemons, Tony Jeffries, and Charlie White.[15]
On March 26, 2023, it was announced that creator Froggy Fresh had been removed from the card, due him violating the event’s code of conduct.[12] Two following statements were produced by the official Twitter account of the event.[16] He was eventually replaced by William Haynes.
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^Note 1 Wassabi and iDubbbz's professional debut
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2025
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The third event, Creator Clash 3, billed as Influencers Will Pay, will feature an upcoming heavyweight exhibition crossover boxing match contested between American YouTuber L.A. Beast and an unannounced competitor. The event is scheduled to take place on June 28, 2025 at the Amalie Arena in Tampa, Florida, U.S.
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On January 29, 2025, the official Twitter account for Creator Clash announced a third event to take place sometime in 2025. Further details will be released on 4 February.[17] On that day, it was announced that Creator Clash 3 would take place on June 28 at the Amalie Arena in Tampa, Florida once again.[18]
On April 28, 2025, Morenstein, who was formerly headlining the fight with L.A. Beast, announced that he would no longer be fighting on the event. [19] Two days later, Starkilla announced on the H3 Podcast that his wife, Lena Ayad, who was going to be fighting FunkyFrogBait, would be pulling out of the event. [20]
On May 3, 2025, following fighter drop-outs, and embroiled in online controversy, Creator Clash founder Anisa Jomha and her husband stepped away from Creator Clash, relinquishing ownership of the event to unnamed business partners.[21] Replacement matchups have yet to be announced.
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