Conor McGregor: Andrew Tate: Former UFC fighter Donald “Cowboy” Cerrone once faced Conor McGregor has called out controversial internet personality Andrew Tate, challenging him to a fight. Cerrone, who retired from mixed martial arts after his last fight in UFC 276, took to Instagram to respond to Tate’s dare.
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Donald Cerrone has called out controversial personality Andrew Tate
In his response, Cerrone didn’t hold back, undermining Tate’s kickboxing credentials and branding him a “fake bullsht wannabe fighter.” He also accused Tate of making up a bunch of world championship belts that he bought off eBay. Cerrone went on to state that he would knock the “sht” out of Tate and proposed a potential clash on the rumored Elon Musk vs. Mark Zuckerberg undercard.
“Good thing my buddy Dana White owns a massive fighting organization and they are doing Mark Zuckerberg vs. Elon Musk fight. Tell you what, if you want to get your social media clout involved, I’ll fight you on that son of a b*tch.”
Tate, a British kickboxer, has made a name for himself as a controversial figure on social media.
Despite his claims of being a world champion kickboxer, Tate has faced criticism from some quarters. Cerrone’s remarks suggest that he’s not alone in his skepticism about Tate’s credentials.
While it’s unclear whether the proposed fight will actually take place, Cerrone’s challenge has certainly generated a lot of buzz on social media.
Whatever the outcome, it’s clear that Cerrone is not one to back down from a challenge. With his fighting spirit and impressive track record, he’s sure to give Tate a run for his money if the two ever do step into the ring.
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