Andrew Tate vs Chase DeMoor: Epic Misfits Boxing Showdown in Dubai

Andrew Tate is a British-American former professional kickboxer, entrepreneur, and social media personality known as "King Cobra" in the ring.[1][2] Born in 1986 to American chess master Emory Tate, he began martial arts training in 2005 while working in television advertising sales, launching his kickboxing career that year.[1][4][5] Tate achieved significant success in kickboxing, compiling a record of 76 wins (23 by knockout), 9 losses, and 1 draw across organizations like the International Sport Kickboxing Association (ISKA) and Enfusion.[3] Key accomplishments include the 2009 British ISKA Full Contact Cruiserweight Championship, 2011 ISKA World Full Contact Light Cruiserweight title (defeating Jean-Luc Benoit), 2013 ISKA World Full-Contact Light Cruiserweight Championship (against Vincent Petitjean), and 2014 Enfusion 90kg belt, making him a four-time world champion before retiring around 2020 after a TKO win over Cosmin Lingurar.[1][2][3] He ranked as high as second in the world among light heavyweights.[2][5] Post-retirement, Tate transitioned to business, founding webcam studios in 2010 and online platforms like Hustler's University (relaunched as The Real World), which by 2023 had 100,000 subscribers offering courses in e-commerce, copywriting, cryptocurrency, and personal development, generating an estimated $5 million monthly.[1][2][5] He also runs the secretive War Room group.[1] Tate appeared on Big Brother in 2016 and gained viral fame on TikTok and Twitter for controversial views on gender, depression, and success, becoming one of Google’s top-searched names in 2023 despite multiple account bans.[4][5][6] His current relevance stems from his massive online influence among young men, though his ventures and statements have drawn scrutiny, including BBC reports on coercion allegations tied to War Room.[1] As of late 2023, his platforms continue operating amid ongoing legal probes in Romania over human trafficking and organized crime charges, from which he denies wrongdoing.[1]

Chase DeMoor, born June 12, 1996, in Eatonville, Washington, is an American actor, professional crossover boxer, reality television personality, and former college football player.[1][2][3] He attended Eatonville High School, where he played football, before competing at the College of the Siskiyous (recording 12 solo tackles and 5.5 sacks over three seasons) and Central Washington University as a defensive end.[4][5][1] DeMoor transitioned from football, including stints with arena teams like the Arizona Rattlers and Houston Linemen, to boxing and entertainment.[2] In boxing, he holds the MFB Heavyweight Title, won via unanimous decision over Kelz in five rounds at MF & DAZN: X Series 19 in Qatar in November 2024.[1] He has appeared in Misfits Boxing events and was scheduled to fight Andrew Tate on December 20, 2025, in Dubai.[1] His undefeated streak in 2024 included four fights.[2] On television, DeMoor gained prominence as a finalist on Netflix's *Too Hot to Handle* season 2, followed by appearances on *Floor Is Lava*, *House of Heat*, *All Star Shore*, *Perfect Match* (2023–2024, 9 episodes), *Pop the Balloon*, and the upcoming *Battle Camp* (2025).[1][2][3] He has acted in short films like *Professionally* and *How This Ends* (both 2024), and the post-production feature *The Weeping* as Tristan.[3] Active on Instagram and TikTok (@chasedemoor), he shares boxing footage, TV updates, and personal content, contributing to his estimated $4 million net worth in 2025 from boxing (including PPV events), acting, and social media.[1][2] In 2024, he reflected on filming two shows, winning four fights, and global travels.[2]