George Murdoch who is famously known as Brodus Clay is an American professional wrestler in a famous American wrestling promotion, World Wrestling Entertainment. Along with being a professional wrestler, he is also a famous actor and cable television political commenter. He is also famous for his time in Total Nonstop Action under the ring name Tyrus.
The information regarding the salary, net worth, and personal life of Brodus Clay is discussed below in detail so just scroll down if you want to know more.
As per sources, his net worth is estimated to be around $2.5 to $3 million as of 2019. Brodus is well established WWE professional player and actor. He has played several wrestling matches.
The exact figure of his salary is not yet reported but it is estimated that he might have been receiving a total sum of $250,000 which includes bonuses, merchandise sales, and his salary is reported to be $150,000 per year.
Besides his wrestling career, Brodus also serves as a contributor in FOX from where he receives a sum of between $20,000 to $35,000 annually. As a whole, the average salary for the professional wrestler is reported to be between $100,000 to millions of dollars as per their fame and experience.
Besides his financial earnings, his personal assets include cars and home. He might have signed an endorsement deal but there is no confirmation yet.
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Brodus Clay is a low-profile man and keeps his personal life details secret from the general public but as mentioned by some of the trusted websites, he is currently in a romantic relationship with his girlfriend Ingrid Rinick.
There are reports that Clay and his girlfriend share a daughter together but the names and other facts are still not available. Furthermore, there are rumors that Clays also has a child from his previous relationship. So far Brodus seem loyal to his current relationship with Ingrid.
Clay is very much passionate about fitness and spends most of his time in the gym to maintain his body physique. He is also a comedian and is seen in several funny characters. He mentioned that his tattoos are dedicated to preventing suicidal issues.
Brodus Clay is a tall and heavy wrestler of height 6 feet and 7 inches (2 meters) and weight 170 kg (374.79lbs). Currently, he is 46 years old. Brodus was praised for weight loss by the wrestling forum in 2010.
Brodus Clay was born on February 21, 1973, in Massachusetts, United States. He holds American nationality and belongs to the white ethnic group. His father is black, and his mother is white in ethnicity.
CAPTION: Brodus Clay SOURCE: BioWikis When he was a child, his abusive father damaged his eye knowingly, and this accident led his mother to leave his father. He along with his brother lived in a foster home for many years and eventually lived with their mother again. However, Brodus left home at age 15.
Brodus attended Quartz hill high school in Los Angeles County, California and then he went to Antelope Valley College. He enrolled at the University of Nebraska at Kearney, where he studied to become a teacher.
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Brodus Clay worked as a bodyguard for Snoop Dogg before he professionally started his wrestling career. In 2006, he signed a contract with WWE and began his wrestling career. Furthermore, in 2007 he also fought at Florida Championship Wrestling. He continued his WWE journey by again signing a contract with WWE in 2010.
In addition to WWE, Brodus also has a successful film and Television series career. He has been featured in several films and television series. He first appeared in the movie ‘No One Lives’ in 2012. After that, he appeared in many other movies like Scooby-Doo! WrestleMania Mystery, Enuatti, and Supercon.
During his return in WWE, he formed an alliance with Tamina and two other players in 20101. Big Show attacked Brodus after some misunderstanding between them and assaulted him badly.
Furthermore, he’s been featured in many television series including GLOW, Love, Preacher, Trashville and many other. Besides, Brodus is also a political commentator. As of April 2019, he was the co-host of "Un-PC" a show appearing on Fox Nation.
