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For @therichreporter magazine fall issue we had the privilege of interviewing undefeated boxer, former Love Island star and the first man to defeat Jake Paul, @tommyfury 

Long before reality television, sold-out arenas, and some of the most talked-about fights in modern boxing, Tommy Fury was a young boy growing up in one of the most famous fighting families in the world. The Fury name already carried weight. Boxing was woven into everyday life, and greatness often felt like the expectation rather than the exception. Yet despite growing up surrounded by champions, Fury’s journey was never simply about following in someone else’s footsteps. From an early age, he was determined to create a path that belonged entirely to him.In conversation with Brian Breach, Fury reflected on the years before boxing became his profession. Although fighting was always present, he initially gravitated toward rugby. Part of that decision came from the simple reality that boxing was never going anywhere, as it surrounded him every day.

Rugby offered something different, allowing him to pursue another passion while developing the competitive mindset that would later serve him throughout his athletic career. Looking back, however, he recognizes that the lessons learned in boxing ultimately proved far more influential.
Unlike team sports, boxing offers nowhere to hide. There is no teammate to pass responsibility to when things become difficult and no opportunity to rely on someone else when pressure begins to mount.

While trainers, coaches, sparring partners, and support staff all play important roles, the final responsibility belongs to the fighter standing alone under the lights. For Fury, that reality became one of the sports greatest attractions. Hé discovered that pressure brought out the best in him. The greater the expectations became, the more determined he
was to deliver.

To read the full digital copy of our fall issue go to therichreporter.com (digital magazine section) or click the Linkme in our bio. Full interview will be out tomorrow on YouTube and all streaming platforms 🎙️ 

•Interviewed by @brianbreach 
•Design by @_jasyjay_ 

#therichreporter #tommyfury #boxer
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Happy birthday to my favorite person 🤍

One of the things I admire most about Sergio is how intentional he is, with his words, his love, his friendships and the way he shows up for people. Being with him has taught me so much about that

So for his birthday, I really wanted to create something with that level of intention in mind.

Yesterday also reminded me how special genuine friendships are. The people around Sergio are so loyal, intentional and full of love, and I’m so grateful for every person I’ve had the chance to meet through him. My heart is so full and so grateful for every single person who was there yesterday and for everyone who helped me make the night special

And I also want to say something because I know there were so many important people missing… I really wanted to keep everything a surprise, which also meant I couldn’t exactly ask Sergio who I was forgetting 😭 

There are so many people he loves that I’m not in contact with so if you’re one of them, please don’t take it personally. I know how much Sergio loves and values you, and I’ve grown to appreciate so many of you so much too. Hopefully this just means we need another celebration

More than anything, I just pray life gives Sergio many, many more years of health, love, happiness, purpose and beautiful people around him

Because if there is anyone who deserves to receive the same amount of love he gives to everyone else, it’s him

Happy birthday, my love. I love you more than I’ll ever know how to put into words 🤍

The best spot 🥹 @pastaebastamiami
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Loved this trip to New York with all my girls!!! The Summit at the Vanderbilt was outstanding. 

All I could think of was how many people were in such a dense area and how much opportunity is right in front of millions of people’s eyes… But yet they can’t see it!

Sometimes you have to raise yourself way above your challenges, your issues and your problems to see all of the opportunities!
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While sitting down with Oscar Nominated actor inventor, & researcher @theterrancehoward, for @therichreproter magazine fall issue he breaks down his biggest accomplishment where he ended up feeling empty inside afterwards. 

Full hour long interview out now on YouTube, Spotify, iTunes and all podcast streaming platforms.

To grab a copy of our fall 2026 issue visit your nearest Barnes & Noble and to read the digital version go to richreporter.com digital magazine section 

Interviewed by: @brianbreach
Sister publication: @americasgoneviral

#TheRichReporter #terrencehoward #accomplishments
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For @therichreporter magazine fall issue we had the privilege of interviewing  Oscar-nominated actor, inventor, researcher and independent thinker with work spanning mathematics, geometry, engineering and technology @theterrencehoward You can catch him in the upcoming film @turnbucklemovie produced by @gregcarneyfu (swipe left to see full spread)

For most audiences, Terrence Howard is known through the roles that helped define his career. From Hustle & Flow and Crash to Iron Man and Empire, his performances have earned critical acclaim and established him as one of the most recognizable actors of his generation. Yet during a conversation with @brianbreach , it became clear that acting is only one chapter of a much larger story. Beneath the success, accolades, and public recognition is a lifelong curiosity that has shaped nearly every decision he has made.

That curiosity began early. Reflecting on his childhood, Howard described an awareness that often left him questioning the world around him. While many children accept what they are taught without much resistance, he found himself constantly asking why. He was fascinated by patterns, possibilities, and the hidden mechanisms that seemed to govern everyday life. Long before Hollywood entered the picture, he was already searching for answers.

Throughout the interview, Howard returned repeatedly to the idea that curiosity is one of humanity’s most powerful. He believes many people gradually lose their willingness to question accepted ideas, choosing certainty over exploration. For him, growth has always come from a willingness to keep learning. Regardless of age, experience, or success, he believes there is always more to learn.

To read the full digital copy of our fall issue go to therichreporter.com (digital magazine section) or click the Linkme in our bio.

•Interviewed by @brianbreach 
•Design by @_jasyjay_ 

#therichreporter #terrencehoward #turnbuckle
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We had the most epic trip to Jacksonhole, Wyoming for @brandonjanous and Kim’s wedding! The Teton Mtns for stunning Yellowstone is a bus sea for every family. Check it off your list! Which pick is your favorite?
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For @therichreporter magazine summer issue we had the privilege of interviewing world renowned podcaster, entrepreneur, and former tv personality @chriswillx (swipe left to read his full spread) and go to your local @barnesandnoble to grab a copy. Full interview will be out on YouTube next week as well as Spotify and all streaming platforms.

Raised in the North East of the UnitedKingdom, Williamson grew up in a working class environment where humility was expected but ambition was not always encouraged. It was a culture that kept expectations grounded, and one he felt compelled to challenge within himself, knowing that expanding his perspective would require intention and thinking bigger would require effort.

What began as a personal pursuit of curiosity has evolved into Modern Wisdom. A platform followed by millions and recognized for its conversations with some of the most respected thinkers and cultural voices of this generation. Recently named among Spotify Wrapped 2025’s Top 10 Podcasts Globally, ranking #8 worldwide, the show continues to expand its influence across audiences seeking depth and perspective. In an interview with The Rich Reporter, Williamson reflects on the mindset, discipline, and curiosity that shape his platform and perspective.

Chris Williamson did not build Modern Wisdom by chasing attention or trends. He built it “THE REAL through curiosity, consistency, and a willingness to let conversations unfold without force.

To read the full digital copy of our Summer issue go to therichreporter.com (digital magazine section) or click the Linkme in our bio.

•Interviewed by @brianbreach 
•Design by @_jasyjay_ 

#therichreporter #chriswilliamson #modernwisdom
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For @therichreporter magazine summer issue we had the privilege of interviewing former Capo of the Colombo family & now successful business man @michaelfranzese_ (swipe left to read his full spread) and go to your local @barnesandnoble to grab a copy. Full interview will be out on YouTube next week as well as Spotify and all streaming platforms.

Michael Franzese does not speak about his past like a man chasing nostalgia. He speaks like someone who survived it. There is no bravado in his tone, no romantic haze around the life he once led. Instead, there is precision, reflection, and the cadence of someone who has measured the cost of every decision and now understands their weight.

Franzese was once a high-ranking member of the Colombo crime family, operating at a level of power and income few men ever reach, legal or otherwise. At the height of his operation, he tells @brianbreach, it was generating millions of dollars a week. Yet the money did not feel like luxury. It felt like pressure. “You get as much time for a million dollars as you do for a billion,” he explains, describing the mindset that kept him pushing forward long after most would have walked away.

In that world, stepping back was never a real option. Loyalty was permanent, and visibility made you a lifelong target.
But his story is not about how high he climbed. It is about why he chose to leave, and the weight of what he had already seen by the time he reached that decision. He grew up in a household shaped by organized crime, where absence and uncertainty were constants rather than exceptions. His father spent decades in prison, and Franzese witnessed firsthand what that life did to families left behind.

To read the full digital copy of our Summer issue go to therichreporter.com (digital magazine section) or click the Linkme in our bio.

•Interviewed by @brianbreach 
•Design by @_jasyjay_ 
Photos by: @eclecticars_photography 

#therichreporter #michaelfranzese #mafia #business
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For @therichreporter magazine summer issue we had the honor of interviewing UFC star @gamebredfighter (swipe left to read his full spread) and go to your local @barnesandnoble to grab a copy. Full interview will be out on YouTube this week as well as Spotify and all streaming platforms.

Jorge Masvidal does not separate who he is from where he came from. Long before sold out arenas, pay per view numbers, and global recognition, therewas Miami, unpredictable, fast moving, and relentless in the way it shapes a person early. In conversation with @thenewjanelbaez 
Masvidal reflects on his upbringing with a mix of gratitude and realism. Miami, he explains, did more than toughen him. It taught him how to adapt, how to read people, and how to survive in environments where nothing is guaranteed.

Growing up in a city where cultures collide and life can shift without warning forced him to become resourceful at a
young age. Miami was a place where you learned to manage chaos calmly, where opportunity and danger often lived on the same block. That constant contrast sharpened not only his fighting instincts but his instincts about life. Over time, resilience stopped being something he tried to build and simply became part of who he was, woven into his mindset alongside patience, awareness, and a quiet but steady grit.

Masvidal knew early that fighting would be his path. The first time he watched mixed martial arts as a teenager, something locked in. He did not yet understand weight cuts, discipline cycles, or the business behind the sport, yet he knew he loved it enough to commit fully. By fourteen, he had already told his parents he was dedicating his life to MMA Transitioning into professional fighting, introduced structure, discipline, and systems that sharpened his natural ability, while the composure he developed, in unpredictable environments continued to guide him under pressure.

To read the full digital copy of our Summer issue go to therichreporter.com (digital magazine section) or click the Linkme in our bio.

•Interviewed by @thenewjanelbaez 
•Design by @_jasyjay_ 
Photos by: @eclecticars_photography 

#therichreporter #jorgemasvidal #ufc
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For @therichreporter magazine summer issue we had the honor of interviewing actor @frankgrillo1 (swipe left to read his full spread) and go to your local @barnesandnoble to grab a copy. Full interview will be out on YouTube this week and is now out on Spotify, Apple, IHeart and all streaming platforms 🎙️ 

Frank Grillo has spent decades building a career defined by discipline, physicality, and moral weight. Actor, (starring in movies & shows such as Superman, Avengers, The Purge, Peacemaker, Tulsa King), producer, former Wall Street analyst, and lifelong athlete, he is known for roles that demand endurance rather than spectacle. In conversation with @brianbreach , Grillo speaks candidly about where that discipline was forged and why control, not comfort, became his guiding principle.

He does not romanticize the idea of drive. When asked where his fire comes from, Grillo traces it to something specific and formative: a childhood in the Bronx where being passive came with a cost. He remembers the kid who bullied him on the walk to school, remembers coming home bruised and crying, and remembers the moment a switch flipped. The vow was simple and permanent. It would never happen again.

When he finally fought back, it was not just a win. It was a declaration. The first time he understood what it meant to take control of his own story. Decades later, he still describes it as one of the defining moments of his life, not because violence is the point, but because it marked the birth of something that would carry him forward: a refusal to be moved by fear, a willingness to meet the moment head on, and an instinct to build strength where he once felt exposed.

To read the full digital copy of our Summer issue go to therichreporter.com (digital magazine section) or click the  @linkme in our bio.

•Rich Reporter founder/written-interviewed by @brianbreach
•Design by @_jasyjay_ 
Photos by: @manfredbaumann 

#therichreporter #frankgrillo #actor #superman #avengers
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