Chase DeMoor has disclosed he expects to earn around £450,000 for a potential second fight with Andrew Tate, after the rematch clause in their contract was activated. The two Misfits boxers are set to clash again later this year, following Tate's decision to trigger the clause.
Their first bout took place in Dubai last month, with DeMoor winning by decision after a slow start. Tate began strongly but faded as the fight progressed, allowing DeMoor to take control. Despite the loss, Tate reportedly activated the rematch clause, which gives him until 20 February to confirm the bout.
DeMoor confirmed the details in an interview, stating: 'He gave me the respect. I like the way he handled the whole thing. He was very upper class. He was like “Chase was the better guy tonight. He’s bigger, younger…” but he has a rematch clause in there too. He wants to run the rematch back. We’re going to fight again this year.'
The American also addressed a potential fight with Darren Till, who accused him of pricing himself out of a bout. DeMoor responded by revealing his purse for the Tate rematch, saying: 'They offered me 100k. My rematch with Tate is 450. How am I pricing myself you bum.'
DeMoor added that if Tate does not activate the clause by the deadline, he will pursue other opportunities. He also noted that the rematch terms may differ, with DeMoor likely to be the A-side this time, fighting at heavyweight on his own terms.
