Andrew Tate, known for his controversial history, recently appeared at the Social Knockout 3 event in Dubai as a sponsor, where ex-UFC star Darren Till had his first professional boxing match. Although facing legal issues in Romania, Tate couldn’t be there in person but sent a video message to fans, suggesting a possible comeback to the fighting scene.
At the event, Tate playfully mentioned his intentions of returning to combat sports, sharing his interest in being part of upcoming Social Knockout competitions either as an observer or a participant. The event organizers hinted at the next Social Knockout, SK4, being the stage for Andrew Tate’s return, creating anticipation among fans. Currently, there is no information available regarding the date or location of SK4.
Tate’s most recent kickboxing bout was in 2020, where he holds a disputed record of 76 wins, 9 losses, and 1 draw due to inconsistent record-keeping in the UK and Europe. He also has one MMA fight to his credit, a victory by knockout in 2010. The potential return of Tate to the ring has sparked enthusiasm among his supporters, who are excited to witness his skills in action once again.
