Andrew Tate faced Chase DeMoor in the main event for the Misfits heavyweight championship at Duty Free Tennis Stadium in Dubai, UAE, on Saturday. Tate, a controversial figure and former kickboxer with a 76-9-1 record, was competing in a full-contact boxing event after a multi-year hiatus. DeMoor, a former football player turned influencer boxer, entered the fight with momentum, having won the Misfits heavyweight title and defended it successfully twice.
Round 1
Both fighters opened in orthodox stance. Tate started with a jab and attempted a right hand that landed as DeMoor tried to gauge his distance. DeMoor responded sparingly but maintained his guard, pawing at Tate’s lead hand. Tate worked the body and then switched stances to land a clean right. Ferguson-style marching pressure kept DeMoor defensive, and a combination at the end of the round ensured Tate scored effectively.
Round 2
DeMoor increased his aggression early, hand-fighting and landing a clean right hand. Tate countered effectively, scoring inside while pushing DeMoor toward the ropes. The round saw frequent clinches and rough exchanges, with DeMoor occasionally connecting a solid right. Toward the end, DeMoor pushed Tate to the canvas, drawing a brief stoppage from the referee before the round concluded.
Round 3
Tate showed signs of slowing as DeMoor kept him working hard. DeMoor landed a significant right hand, and Tate’s responses became labored. The younger fighter controlled the pace, forcing Tate into repeated clinches. Despite fatigue, Tate landed occasional shots, demonstrating skill and defensive awareness. By the round’s end, DeMoor had maintained control through consistent pressure and inside work.
Round 4
The fourth round emphasized DeMoor’s strategic body work. Tate attempted to remain active, but DeMoor’s persistent size and energy advantage began to show. Heavy inside exchanges defined much of the action. Tate connected with several jabs and hooks, but DeMoor absorbed the punishment and remained aggressive. The round highlighted DeMoor’s ability to bully Tate into less effective positions while maintaining scoring shots of his own.
Round 5
Tate opened with a cut on DeMoor’s nose, but DeMoor remained fresh and dominant. Clinching and pushing defined the early portion, with DeMoor landing impactful uppercuts. Tate struggled to generate meaningful offense, with fatigue clearly affecting his mobility and punch power. A series of heavy shots from DeMoor left Tate on the ropes, surviving the round through defensive clinching and grit.
Round 6
The final round saw Tate visibly exhausted, his footwork slowed and punches lacking authority. DeMoor capitalized with relentless attacks and short combinations. Tate attempted defensive maneuvers, but DeMoor’s pressure controlled the pace. Uppercuts and heavy hooks from DeMoor repeatedly landed, testing Tate’s stamina and resilience. By the end, DeMoor had established decisive dominance, forcing Tate to rely on clinches to avoid further damage.
Official Decision: Chase DeMoor def. Andrew Tate via majority decision (57-57, 58-56, 58-56)
Watch the highlights below:
CHASE DEMOOR HAD ANDREW TATE WOBBLED WITH A BIG RIGHT HAND… OMGpic.twitter.com/hiZ3B8efPy
— Championship Rounds (@ChampRDS) December 20, 2025
Andrew Tate LOSING all aura against Chase DeMoor 😭😭pic.twitter.com/wwLYwddN3O
— clip 🛸 (@clippedszn) December 20, 2025
An emotional victory 🏆@ChaseDeMoor defeats @Cobratate in Dubai 👏 pic.twitter.com/VINE1Rxwcu
— Misfits Boxing (@MisfitsBoxing) December 20, 2025
