Andrew Tate is a self-proclaimed billionaire and former kickboxer. He is currently under scrutiny for allegations of child trafficking.
It seems like Tate continually finds himself in the midst of controversy.
Recently, former UFC contender Derek Brunson called him out after watching a clip of Tate’s kickboxing.
In a tweet, Brunson shared his thoughts and tagged Tate: “I’d put hands on @Cobratate.”
With a few laughing emojis, Brunson mocked Tate’s performance and expressed his desire for a potential match. Brunson is now a contender in the PFL Light Heavyweight division and saw this as an opportunity to secure a lucrative match. The challenge has sparked a frenzy among fans, with many urging the PFL to organize the match.
As of now, Tate has yet to respond to Brunson’s challenge. But the anticipation continues to build.
Derek Brunson is relishing his time in the PFL, having transitioned from the UFC and achieving the highest payday of his career. Despite the UFC’s reputation for hosting top-tier events, it has often been criticized for its pay. Dana White’s organization has faced scrutiny for not compensating contenders adequately.
Brunson has been able to negotiate a lucrative contract with the PFL after 11 years and 21 match with the UFC. In an interview, Brunson expressed gratitude towards the UFC for his tenure but emphasized his contentment with the financial reward he now enjoys.
Although Brunson did not disclose the exact figure, he confirmed that his current PFL paycheck surpasses anything he earned in the UFC.
Brunson’s experience highlights a significant shift in the MMA world. Contenders today have greater autonomy and the ability to negotiate more favorable terms with various promotions.
As fans eagerly await a response from Andrew Tate, the possibility of a match with Derek Brunson remains a hot topic. The PFL has an opportunity to capitalize on this excitement and deliver a match that could draw significant attention.
