Andrew Tate: Tate Internet ban: ‘Top G’ Andrew Tate has risen to worldwide fame over the last couple of months. And thanks to his beef with Logan Paul, Jake Paul, and KSI, Tate is now a household name to boxing fans as well. Now we have found Tate’s latest social media outlet. For more combat sports news, follow Insidesport.IN.
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Tate is a former kickboxing world champion and is no stranger to the combat world. However, his rise to fame came from his incredible breakout on social media. Consequently, sites like Twitter and Instagram banned Andrew Tate from their platforms. However, it appears he never needed these sites after all.
While he had his social media accounts taken away, ‘Top G’ Andrew Tate is also on the video sharing platform Rumble, with the username ‘TateSpeech’. His latest post came on November 20, when he posted a video speaking about the time someone tried to take his life in a parking lot.
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In addition, this is not something new. Tate has been on Rumble for a couple of years now, posting his first video back in July 2020. Moreover, he has over 870,000 followers on the platform.
Andrew Tate is back on Twitter
When Instagram and Twitter banned Tate from their platforms, Tate never showed any bother. And now we know why. Evidently, Tate knew he had other platforms like Rumble to put forward his views. However, things have changed.
The former kickboxing champion is now back on Twitter. After Elon Musk’s takeover of the platform, Andrew Tate is one of the many big names that are allowed back on the platform. And since his return to Twitter, Tate has been active.
‘Top G’ is back to giving his honest opinions, giving his advice, and has even posted a picture posing with a Lion. Thus, it is fair to say that ‘Top G’ Andrew Tate is well and truly back. Only time will tell if he actually returns to the ring to face one Logan Paul, Jake Paul, or KSI.
What do you make of Andrew Tate’s return to social media? Do you think he will entertain any of the influencer boxers?
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