Andrew Tate has revealed that it was his fear of fighting Chase DeMoor that inspired him to take the fight at all on Saturday night.
The four-time kickboxing world champion was bloodied and beaten by Majority Decision in his Misfits Boxing debut by reality TV star DeMoor. Despite the embarrassment of defeat, he faced the music at a post-fight press conference, speaking to Bloody Elbow and other media.
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Tate and his brother Tristan have both been fighting for years, but their careers at the highest level ended almost 15 years ago. And it showed on Saturday night as Andrew struggled after three rounds and ultimately was defeated.
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Andrew Tate admits he ‘felt fear’ when accepting Chase DeMoor fight
In an emotional post-fight speech, Tate spoke to the media about what inspired him to take a fight years after hanging up his gloves in kickboxing. He revealed that it was fear of the bigger and younger Chase DeMoor and boxing in general that pushed him, noting that such emotion excited him generally.
He said: “When I first agreed to fight and I told Mams [Taylor; Misfits Boxing founder], it was a conversation where I was asked ‘Andrew, you’re 40-years-old, you just got out of jail,…
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