Antonio Brown is one walking-jumping highlight reel who once took the NFL by storm. As of now, the seasoned WR has no place to run for catches and score touchdowns. However, his hopes have invariably topped the mountain. He now sets foot into distinct ventures and shows how he makes all his investments and savings.
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After his final fallout with the Buccaneers, Antonio Brown never looked back. He transitioned into a music celebrity and began his off-field endeavors. Since then, he drove significant investments and built his business empire. He may have some years of play left in his physique. But it does not look like AB would go back to the NFL.
Content Creator Spencer Cornelia recently sat down with Antonio Brown for an interview in West Hollywood. As they touch upon various topics, Cornelia asks AB about his investments and savings. Brown has his investor cap and is profitably running diverse ventures. Apart from that, he also has significant NFL money lying in his account.
“All my football money, I saved it. I made a 100 million in contracts. And off the field, you know, I am running businesses. We got 84/7 Fitness, my gym, we got our Boomin’ Productions, we got Touchdown Brown, we got numerous businesses that generate income, we got CAB Records, a small record label; we got CAB Publishing, CAB Entertainment… I also got Boomin’ estates. Everything‘s boomin’,” AB discloses.
We’ve seen a similar roadmap to success that ensured the multi-millionaire status of two of the greatest quarterbacks of all time. Both Tom Brady and Peyton Manning have invested their millions in lucrative assets. Like Omaha Productions, FTX, TB12 and the Manning Passing Academy, these legends have diversified their portfolio incredibly well. One can only hope AB makes it, and does end up with his millions.
Analyzing the four leading investments of Antonio Brown
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Throughout his NFL career, Antonio Brown hit the goldmine with contracts and yearly endorsement deals. With his aforementioned comments, he now leads himself into the investment paths, just like Tom Brady and Peyton Manning did. AB embraces his off-field endeavors with his longstanding musical career. He is now using his connections to leap to the next level. Moreover, his efforts led to a contract with Vydia, who compensates him $5 million annually to release original music on their network.
2. Web 3.0
After AB's Week 17 exit, an NFT was released.
It sold at auction for $20,000.
"NFL and Nike only payed me 5% of my royalties on jersey sales. I missed out on $9-10 million"
AB is a fan of ownership through Web3. pic.twitter.com/lFFtXoNn8x
— Andrew Petcash (@AndrewPetcash) April 25, 2022
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Apart from his aforementioned ventures, Antonio Brown has a stern involvement in the NFT realm. He turned his controversial Week-17 departure from the Buccaneers into an NFT in collaboration with Web3. Furthermore, given the rising demand for NFTs, Brown’s involvement in it is a no-brainer.
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