Andrew Tate is set for a boxing bout with Jake Paul after Mike Tyson bout
Tate – a four-time kickboxing world champion – believes he would teach the YouTuber-turned-boxer a ‘lesson’ if they fought in the squared-circle
Tate – a four-time kickboxing world champion – has also competed in the MMA cage in his career and has six bouts to his name. His overall record in both amateur and professional is 4-2. As for Paul, the social media star enjoyed another victory on Friday night when he took on former undisputed heavyweight world champion Mike Tyson in Dallas, ensuring his win via unanimous decision.
Paul was more than 30 years younger than Tyson and their age difference eventually came to the fore in the final stages of the contest. Speaking about the bout, Paul said: “This fight was totally different. I felt a lot less nervous than usual, I’m getting used to these momentsIt’s less nerve-racking to fight at a stadium because it’s less intimate and noisy. Fighting in an arena is difficult.
Coming out, I was calm, composed and composed. I was watching for his movement in the first round, and I was able to immediately gauge his timing and see how I could touch and tag him. The rest is history, I just out-boxed him and had fun.” The win took his professional record to 11-1. After the win over Tyson, ‘The Problem Child’ has now added another name to his impressive CV. The young American has already defeated Ben Askren, Tyron Woodley, Nate Diaz, and Anderson Silva in his career.
