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Dec 21, 2025, 2:45 AM CUT

“Gave It My All”- Andrew Tate Opens Up After Loss to Chase DeMoor

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Andrew Tate has soulfully reflected upon his loss to Chase DeMoor. On December 20, 2025, in Dubai, Chase DeMoor won by majority decision in Andrew Tate's six-round professional debut at Misfits Boxing 23 at the Dubai Duty Free Tennis Stadium. Right after the bout, Tate swiftly reacted to his defeat.

"Ten years out, forty years old, gave it my all, but he is tough," the influencer admitted to a reporter of Misfits Boxing. He congratulated Chase DeMoor on his performance and reassured fans that the two could meet in the ring again.

Reflecting further, Tate explained that he would watch the fight at home before deciding on his future in combat sports. He emphasized careful assessment rather than hasty decisions, showing respect for DeMoor’s victory. Finally, he also addressed his fans directly.

"It is better to try and lose than to not try at all," Tate said to his fans.The remark reinforced his dedication, resilience, and lessons drawn from the match against DeMoor.

While Tate said he will not make any hasty decisions, his return to Misfits will not be surprising, given his continued interest in the sport

A look at Andrew Tate's boxing career

Andrew Tate has a strong interest in boxing and built his career as a four-time kickboxing world champion, winning across different weight divisions in the International Sport Karate Association (ISKA) and an Enfusion world title.

He retired with a reported 76 wins, 9 losses, and over 30 knockouts, establishing a formidable combat sports background.

He draws inspiration from older champions like Alex Pereira and Oleksandr Usyk, valuing experience and old man strength, according to what he said during his final press conference for Misfits Mania: The Fight Before Christmas. Furthermore, his CEO role at Misfits Boxing strategically combines business, spectacle, and his massive online following.

Despite his defeat to Chase DeMoor, his ongoing training, commitment, and attitude towards losing indicate a persistent interest in professional boxing.

What do you think of Andrew Tate's statement after his defeat to Chase DeMoor? Let us know in the comments!

Written by

Iffat Siddiqui

Edited by

Itti Mahajan