Misfits are dropping another December circus in Dubai and this one has all the Tate disciples polishing their sunglasses. Andrew Tate, the self-proclaimed Top G, steps in with Chase DeMoor in what already feels like a Christmas panto for fight fans who can’t help themselves. Rumble Premium locked it in as an exclusive and they’re pushing it like Tate pushes his “discipline and Bugatti mindset.”
The show hits December 20 and Misfits are calling it “MF Mania – The Fight Before Christmas.” Tate’s camp are already acting like he’s about to deliver a lesson in “real masculinity” while DeMoor is out to show you don’t need a supercar collection to swing a right hand. Dubai could not ask for a stranger gift.
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Rumble CEO Chris Pavlovski dropped the corporate gloves for a moment.
“This is an exciting event for Rumble Premium and is just another step in the expansion of our premium product offering,” he said. “This match is just one of many investments we hope to make in featuring exclusive content on our platform.”
Translation: Tate brings clicks, DeMoor brings noise, and Rumble wants all of it behind a subscription wall.
Misfits boss Mams Taylor wasn’t shy either.
“MF Mania – The Fight Before Christmas is going to be an event for the ages,” he said. “Exclusively live on Rumble Premium, this will be a Misfits Boxing extravaganza that could surpass anything we have done before.”
It’s Misfits, so the hype is part of the furniture.
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Taylor added more spice.
“You can already feel the electricity around this event on Saturday, December 20 and our headline fight is an epic showdown as Andrew Tate steps into the ring to face the Misfits heavyweight champion Chase DeMoor,” he said. “You don’t want to miss this one, so make sure you subscribe to Rumble Premium.”
You can practically hear Tate’s fans shouting about “elite striking matrix mode” already.
Tate’s combat numbers are real. Seventy-six kickboxing wins. One MMA win. Years of telling the world that he trains at a level the average man “could not survive for one minute.” Meanwhile Chase DeMoor is built like the bloke who gets picked first in every sport at school, then tries to fight the PE teacher for fun.
DeMoor’s Misfits record sits at 9-3-1 and he’s bigger than Tate, louder than Tate, and probably going to try and take Tate’s head off in the first thirty seconds. Tate, knowing Tate, will likely stare him down like he’s about to hand him a lecture on discipline, kettlebells, and the dangers of “soy.”
Rumble sees this as a power play. Tate brings loyal fans. DeMoor brings chaos. Misfits bring the madness. Dubai just hosts the weirdest office Christmas party on earth.
