Andrew Tate, a former cruiserweight kickboxer, has a huge fan base thanks to his podcasting, vlogging, and sports commentary. Top G gained notoriety as an online influencer after retiring from kickboxing and starting to sell premium memberships and courses through his website. He enjoys boasting about his bank account balance, and Andrew Tate networth is around $350 million. Follow Combat News Updates with InsideSport.In
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Andrew Tate networth: ‘Top G’ kickboxing earnings
Andrew Tate previously disclosed that his largest paycheck during his kickboxing career was only $100,000. He quit combat sports to pursue enterprises that would pay him more money. Tate earned his first $1 million when he was 27. By the time he was 31 years old, the former kickboxer had a net worth of $100 million. Before removing his YouTube channels, Tate made between $10,000 and $80,000 every month.
Andrew Tate record and titles
‘Top G’ was born in 1986 in Washington, DC. He is the descendant of the late Emory Tate, an International Master in chess. While some sources state Tate had a kickboxing record of 43-9, according to his Wikipedia page, Andrew has fought 85 times overall, with 76 victories and nine losses. However, Tate makes a relatively small portion of his salary from kickboxing. He has won the ISKA championships in two weight classes and is a four-time kickboxing champion.
Is Andrew Tate vs Jake Paul in talks?
Last month, Tate and Paul announced that they were planning to fight. The internet went crazy after The Problem Child posted a video of the two men clashing at a gym in Dubai with the description “negotiations.”
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Tate’s management released a statement: “Negotiations have started between the two parties, it’s a battle the fans have been waiting for, and it’s an event the world will remember.” Since then, there has been little communication about the battle, and Tate has now stated that talks could be more active.
During a recent Twitch stream, Tate spoke with Adin Ross and said: “There are a lot of negotiations going on behind the scenes, so I don’t think Jake Paul and I will fight. And while I genuinely like Jake more than Logan, I think Logan is a bunch of trash.”
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