Andrew Tate's brother Tristan confident of defeating Joe Rogan in potential MMA fight: 'I'm a big guy'
BUCHAREST, ROMANIA: Andrew Tate's brother, Tristan, was questioned about fighting Joe Rogan and the possibility of him being able to defeat the podcast host. Despite the fact that Rogan, 55, has never invited either of the Tate brothers on his podcast, it seems they still hold high regard for one another.
In the interview, Tristan at first laughed off the possibility of fighting Rogan, claiming that something like that had an 'impossible' chance of happening. But upon being asked again, Tristan hinted that he didn't have much idea about how good or heavy Rogan is.
'I'm a big guy'
Tristan skeptically said, “Joe Rogan Jesus I don’t know how big Joe Rogan is, I don’t know very much about him. I mean I’m 6 foot 4, I’m 110 kilograms, about 235 pounds. I’m a big guy," as per First Sportz. While Tate was never honest about who he thought should face Rogan, he did provide his measurements to demonstrate his capabilities.
Tristan, a former kickboxer, has a respectable track record. Although not as excellent as Andrew, he can certainly knock someone down with a mean kick. The skills Rogan possesses as a kickboxer and fighter are not something Tristan would underestimate, though.
‘If it’s true, you want him to be punished’
Despite their popularity, the Tate brothers were subject to a lot of criticism ever since they were detained on suspicion of organized crime and human trafficking in December 2022. Meanwhile, recently Andrew has been charged in Romania with rape, human trafficking, and forming an organized crime group to sexually exploit women. While the Tate brothers were under home arrest in March, many people wanted them to face serious repercussions.
Rogan took the matter on his podcast and said at the time, “If it’s true, you want him to be punished. Hoping that it’s not true when it is true is not good either, you know what I’m saying. If you’re hoping that it’s true and it’s not true, that’s horrible because you are hoping for people to have been victimized.”
