Andrew Tate is showing his dedication to his upcoming Misfits Boxing debut as he displays a noticeable black eye. The former kickboxing world champion is gearing up to face actor-turned-boxer Chase DeMoor in Dubai on December 20 in the headline bout of Misfits 23. Tate’s last kickboxing match was five years ago when he defeated Cosmin Lingurar.
Facing a challenging opponent in the reigning heavyweight champion under the Misfits banner, Tate, 38, is set for a tough test in his debut. DeMoor clinched the heavyweight title last year with a victory over KELZ and successfully defended it against various opponents. DeMoor’s recent match ended in a draw, setting the stage for a compelling clash with Tate.
Tate revealed that rigorous training with elite UFC athletes resulted in the black eye, emphasizing the importance of pushing oneself to excel. Despite his financial stability, Tate expressed his passion for the sport and the desire to pursue new challenges. He highlighted his humble background and success, emphasizing the drive to return to his roots in fighting.
Looking forward to the match on December 20 at the Coca Cola Arena in Dubai, Tate acknowledged the formidable reputation of DeMoor but expressed excitement at the opportunity to surprise the world with his performance. The event’s official schedule is pending confirmation, with the main card likely to commence around 6pm UK time. Tate is anticipated to enter the ring around 9pm UK time for the main event, with broadcasting details yet to be announced.
