What is Eddie Hall's net worth in 2025? Exploring the financial empire of the world's strongest man
What is Eddie Hall's net worth in 2025? Exploring the financial empire of the world's strongest man! (Image Source: Getty Images)
Former World's Strongest Man Eddie Hall has amassed a hefty financial portfolio since he became famous. The British strongman's net worth was estimated at $35 million in recent reports from 2025, compared to the $5 million cited in 2021. In the lead up to his much anticipated MMA debut later this year, fans are wondering how
"The Beast"
turned his strongman success into a multi-million dollar empire.
Eddie Hall's financial success backed by multiple revenue streams
The Newcastle under Lyme native has ascended financially from several revenue sources. Eddie Hall's breakthrough came in a $72,000 prize money that he cashed after winning the 2017
World's Strongest Man
title. This success led him to sign lucrative sponsorship deals with many brands such as boohooMAN, ARLA, MUHDO, Blakeman's, and MyProtein. He also makes a lot of money on social media. Recent analytics indicate that on Instagram alone, he earns between $28,720 and $39,360 per month, with 2.6 million followers.
Eddie Hall's entrepreneurial ventures include a business partnership with Arnold Schwarzenegger, bringing major fitness events to the United Kingdom. His media career features television appearances on shows like "Eddie Eats America" and "The Strongest Man in History," alongside documentary features that showcase his journey.
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Eddie Hall makes bold career shift to MMA
Eddie Hall retired from strongman competition due to health problems associated with his genetic myostatin deficiency, only to subliminally move into combat sports. He made a lot of money from his match, even though he lost his highly publicised boxing match with Hafþór Björnsson in 2022.
Eddie Hall's next is his latest career pivot, making his MMA debut at the Manchester Arena against an opponent to be named in August 2025. It follows on from the strongman losing nearly 36kg of his peak weight of 197kg.
Another consistent revenue stream for fans to watch Eddie Hall's MMA preparation is his YouTube channel, which has 1.81 million subscribers. Hall usually posts training footage on Tuesday and Friday.
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Eddie Hall has already set up his financial empire, and he proves that strength is not just physical but that it can be used to the best effect in business and brand development.
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