Chase DeMoor, the reigning heavyweight champion of Misfits, exposed that his rival Andrew Tate demanded a weight clause before their upcoming battle.
Tate, aged 39, is preparing for his professional boxing debut on December 20 against DeMoor, who is known as the current heavyweight titleholder. Tate, a controversial figure in the world of combat sports, had a successful career in kickboxing before injuries interrupted his achievements.
Despite previous hints of a comeback in kickboxing, Tate surprised many by signing with Misfits for his return to the ring. DeMoor, a formidable opponent for Tate, engaged in a tense press conference with him in Dubai just over two weeks before their anticipated face-off.
The press conference saw a delay as DeMoor waited for Tate’s arrival, leading to a charged atmosphere when Tate finally made a grand entrance by boat. The event highlighted the escalating tension between the two fighters.
In a surprising revelation, DeMoor exposed that a weight clause had been included in their contracts, much to his discontent. This revelation sparked a heated exchange between the fighters, with DeMoor accusing Tate of imposing unnecessary restrictions on their match.
The ongoing saga between DeMoor and Tate mirrors the upcoming heavyweight clash between Anthony Joshua and Jake Paul, set to occur in Miami on December 19. The fight will be available for streaming on Netflix as part of Sky’s Essential TV bundle.
The situation between DeMoor and Tate reflects the evolving landscape of professional boxing, with fighters navigating various stipulations and challenges ahead of their bouts. As the showdown approaches, the anticipation continues to build for fans eagerly awaiting the outcome of these high-profile matchups.