Andrew Tate Defeated by Chase DeMoor in Misfits Boxing Debut

Andrew Tate made his debut in Misfits Boxing on December 16, 2023, where he faced off against Chase DeMoor for the Misfits heavyweight title. The bout took place at the Dubai Duty Free Tennis Stadium, showcasing two fighters with contrasting backgrounds. Tate, a former kickboxing champion with a record of 76 wins in 86 bouts, has not fought in over five years, while DeMoor, an American actor and former football player, has considerable experience in the Misfits ring.

Despite high expectations, the match quality fell short, with both fighters displaying a lack of finesse. DeMoor, known for his unconventional boxing style, managed to secure a majority decision victory after six rounds, thus retaining his heavyweight title. Fans had previously criticized DeMoor’s boxing style, but he proved effective against Tate, who struggled to keep pace.

Following the loss, Tate took to social media to share his thoughts. He posted on X, stating, “Most men have never felt the sting of defeat because most men have never even tried.” This attempt at an inspirational message quickly drew criticism, with many users mocking both his performance and the nature of his defeat.

In a subsequent post, Tate reflected on his decision to fight. He stated, “99.9% of 40-year-old men with 700 million dollars sit around with w*****. I could have done the same and talked s*** on the internet, took no risks, and just lived easy. In my heart, I knew I’m too old. I knew I’d been out too long. That’s why I had to do it. To face fear. I can’t live scared. I have to know I faced it. I lost fair and square. Chase is a true champion. A warrior – I’m proud of him. He deserves that belt.”

Despite some messages of support, the majority of responses to Tate’s posts were critical. One fan commented, “There is no excuse for getting knocked out by a Love Island participant wearing pink gloves, buddy,” highlighting the mockery surrounding his defeat. Another user added, “Most men wouldn’t step in the ring if they fought that bad,” further emphasizing the lack of sympathy for Tate’s performance. Many fans shared images and clips from the fight, including moments of Tate being knocked down.

The event, titled Misfits Mania — The Fight Before Christmas, also featured other notable names, including UFC legend Tony Ferguson. The spectacle attracted attention not only for the boxing matches but also for the personalities involved.

Tate’s experience has sparked discussions about the risks and rewards of stepping back into the ring, especially after a long hiatus. As a polarizing figure in the UK, his foray into Misfits Boxing has been met with both intrigue and skepticism, leaving many to wonder about the future of his combat sports career.