Fans Unimpressed by Andrew Tate's Boxing Display Ahead of Misfits Debut
Fans Unimpressed by Andrew Tate's Boxing Display Ahead of Misfits Debut

Andrew Tate showed off his skills at an open workout ahead of his professional boxing debut on Saturday, but fans were left less than impressed. The 39-year-old former kickboxing champion will face Chase DeMoor for the Misfits heavyweight title in Dubai.

During the workout, Tate demonstrated quick footwork and pad work, before throwing kicks to show his versatility. However, social media reactions were largely negative. One fan commented: 'Why are his kicks better than his punches?' Another said: 'He looks s***!' while a third predicted: 'Chase is going to smash him clean out.'

Despite the criticism, Tate expressed confidence in his training camp. 'It's fantastic to have a singular focus in life,' he said. 'I am very blessed by God to be able to take an opportunity like this... I cannot wait.' He also noted he has enjoyed boxing camp more than kickboxing, citing fewer injuries.

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DeMoor, who followed Tate in the workout, spent the early part exchanging words with his opponent before focusing on his own display. The fight headlines a stacked card in the Middle East.

Tate, who faces criminal charges including rape in the UK (which he denies), last fought five years ago in kickboxing. He now serves as CEO of Misfits Boxing.

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