“Can Change My Opponent” – Andrew Tate Fires Back at Chase DeMoor Over Disrespect Ahead of Anticipated Clash
Andrew Tate and Chase DeMoor are ready to fight each other on December 20th at the Misfits Boxing main event in Dubai. The bout is being marketed as “The Fight Before Christmas” and will take place inside the Coca-Cola Arena in Dubai. This matchup marks Tate’s first professional fight in years, making the high-profile Misfits Boxing return extremely significant for fans.
Ahead of the fight, both fighters promoted the clash intensely, with DeMoor going above expectations while mocking Andrew Tate. According to the Misfits heavyweight champion, he is the king of promotion and intends to prove it by destroying Tate. However, the Cobra didn’t like the trash-talking and warned DeMoor to show some respect before tensions escalated between them.
“Nobody cares who Chase is. I have given him a huge opportunity here. He should be a bit more respectful to me. Truthfully, everyone’s there to watch me, no-one there to watch chase. I can change my opponent and I could make more money and people would watch it. The world is focused on me. This whole fight is about me,” said Andrew Tate via The Stomping Ground.
Andrew Tate is undoubtedly one of the most polarising individuals worldwide and recently assumed the role of Misfits Boxing CEO. The hype surrounding his long-awaited fighting return is enormous, with fans eager because of his established reputation in kickboxing. It is no surprise that without Tate, this Misfits Boxing card would undoubtedly lose the majority of its attention.
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Chase Demoor responds to Andrew Tate’s comments
It was shocking for many fans when Andrew Tate announced he would fight Chase DeMoor, a younger heavyweight with serious knockout power. According to Tate, this matchup was perfect because he wanted to lead Misfits Boxing from the front by facing DeMoor confidently. DeMoor quickly responded to Tate’s recent comments and delivered a strong, befitting reply, intensifying the rivalry before fight night.
“I do respect him but I’m still gonna beat ** out of him. That doesn’t change. You can change the opponent then you’re a coward. You can change the venue the date the ref the judges the weight. It won’t matter, You and me both know what’s about to happen. And acoording the the legal team I can’t speak on why people care about you Mr. Cobra,” wrote Chase Demoor via X.
Tate has mentioned that he plans to beat DeMoor and then defend the heavyweight belt as much as possible. The ‘Top G’ wants to fight five or six times in 2026 and make the most out of his remaining competitive years.
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