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How Did Chris Bumstead Earn His $6 Million Net Worth?: Salary, Investments, and More

Brandon Gabriel Isaacs
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As of 2024, Chris Bumstead has a net worth of $5–6 million, according to Zacjohnson.com. This comes after his earnings from competitive events, sponsorships, and ventures of his own. The bodybuilder’s net worth mostly comprises a bodybuilding salary of $226,000, which he earned over seven years, YouTube ad revenue of nearly $31,000 monthly, investments of approximately $5.5 million, and money from various other endorsements and brand deals.

Bodybuilding Salary

Chris Bumstead earns money by taking part in bodybuilding events across the globe. He earns impressive prize money after securing wins at the highest stage. In the Olympia Classic Physique tournament, CBum has earned approximately $226,000. Below is a breakdown of the prize money from all his wins in the past few years.

2017: $8,000

2018: $8,000 

2019: $30,000

2020: $30,000

2021: $50,000

2022: $50,000

2023: $50,000

Endorsements and Brand Deals

Bumstead has been backed by numerous sponsorship deals that have helped his net worth grow to where it is today. The champion bodybuilder has partnered with multiple companies, like Jacked Factory and Trifecta Nutrition, before setting out to start his own supplement company.

In addition to his success in the bodybuilding arena, he has also graced the covers of prominent fitness magazines like Muscle Insider, Muscle & Fitness, and Fitness RX for Men.

His brand value has scaled up with his achievements, earning him the ambassadorship of many fitness labels and also collaborations with Gymshark and Blackstone Labs. However, the monetary details of these endorsements aren’t available.

Investments 

Chris Bumstead has carved his niche and name in the bodybuilding industry. Apart from bodybuilding, he earns most of his other income through investments like ad revenues and fitness-related ventures of his own. Below is a detailed breakdown of CBum’s investment earnings.

YouTube income: $31,000 monthly

CBum Fitness and Raw Nutrition annual revenue: $5,000,000

Cbum app: $150,000

House: $500,000

Truck: $50,000

House

Chris Bumstead’s sprawling mansion is a testament to his knack for settling only for the best. He purchased his abode in April 2020, roughly setting him back around $500,000. He bought the property in his name.

Truck 

Cbum also drives his signature 1978 Ford F-150 Lariat, which cost him roughly $50,000 at the time of purchase. For a 1970s Ford, the car is a steal with an excellent engine, zero rust, and good interiors. He shared his plans to re-spray it. With good maintenance and upkeep, it is expected to increase in value over the years.

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Chris Bumstead’s dedication and talent in the bodybuilding arena have not only brought him fame but also financial rewards.

FAQs on Chris Bumsteads Networth

What is Chris Bumstead’s combined net worth?

As of 2024, Chris Bumstead’s net worth is 5-6 million combined with his bodybuilding achievements, endorsements, sponsorships, and investments.

How did Chris Bumstead become a successful bodybuilder, and what is his most significant achievement?

Chris Bumstead’s success in his professional career has much to do with his persistent training, hard work, and commitment to the craft. He is the reigning five-time Mr. Olympia Classic Physique Champion from 2019 – 2023.

Where is CBum from?

He was born and raised in Ottawa, Canada.

What are the brands owned by Chris Bumstead?

Raw Nutrition CBum Fitness, and the CBum app are the brands owned by him.

Post Edited By:Simar Singh Wadhwa

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Brandon Gabriel Isaacs

Brandon Gabriel Isaacs

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Brandon Gabriel Isaacs is a US Sports Editor at The SportsRush. With a Master's degree in Journalism and Communication, he holds a background in content creation and editing. An avid cricket enthusiast and a sports buff, Brandon decided to quit his work stint with ed-tech content creation to finally jump into the world of sports editing and supervision. His unrelenting passion for sports has backed him to edit content pieces of American Sports ranging from Swimming and Gymnastics to Equestrianism. He seeks inspiration from personalities like Michael Phelps, Lyndsey Vonn, Sunisa Lee and Sir Mark Todd. Being a national level Table Tennis player himself, he hopes to hone this long lost skill and start playing again. Outside the study desk, Brandon is a lover of photography, race cars and travelling.

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