Earlier today, YouTube streamer Ludwig announced his new influencer event, the Mogul Chessboxing Championship. The 27-year-old is no stranger to creating events. He is the founder and host of the very popular Mogul Money competition. He has also previously worked in an online chess and poker tournament involving several streamers. However, his latest venture appears to be the most unusual.
In a one-minute-long video, Ludwig announced his latest enterprise, which will see influencers take on other creators in not only chess matches but also boxing matches. The winner will be declared when a competitor either gets a "knockout" or a "checkmate" in either of the sports.
Sharing it on Twitter, the YouTuber captioned it:
Considering the fact that many influencer events that are of the same ilk get streamed only on a pay-per-view basis, Ludwig's intention to make it a free-to-watch event raised a lot of eyebrows. He also declared that his goal was to make it the most-watched stream on YouTube.
Mogul Chessboxing Championship is likely to take place from 11 December 2022. Both Twitch and YouTube creators are expected to partake in Ludwig's latest venture. Among the various social media influencers that have been announced to feature include the likes of Jeremy "Disguised Toast", Ali "Myth" and Albert "boxbox."
Apart from having influencers, the mercurial streamer also announced the inclusion of Canadian chess Grandmaster Aman Hambleton, who will square off against UK International Chess Master and commentator Lawrence Trent for the main event.
Here is the entire fight card/schedule for Mogul Chessboxing Championship:
Ludwig has amassed a large fan base courtesy of his ingenuine ideas and ready-to-take initiative attitude. Many fans were
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