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Donald Cerrone challenges Andrew Tate to kickboxing match and vows to 'knock the s**t out' of Top G, trolls say 'cowboy ain’t no joke'

Donald Cerrone called Andrew Tate a fake fighter and claimed he wouldn't stand a chance against a real fighter like himself

BUCHAREST, ROMANIA: Andrew Tate, a prominent figure in the world of combat sports, has once again become the center of attention due to a heated feud with UFC legend Donald Cerrone. The altercation has sent shockwaves through the combat sports community, attracting widespread attention and sparking intense discussions among fans. In what can only be described as a bold and direct challenge, Cerrone publicly called out Tate, expressing his intention to physically confront him. The fiery exchange between these two fighters has added a layer of drama and excitement to an already action-packed arena, leaving fans eagerly anticipating further developments.

Throughout his career and beyond, Tate has been no stranger to controversy, often finding himself embroiled in heated debates and disputes. However, it is his recurrent misogynistic statements that have particularly stirred up widespread outrage among social media users and the broader public. The former kickboxer has a habit of expressing controversial opinions during his live streams, where he engages with various guests. His unfiltered and provocative comments have consistently ignited fierce backlash, with many condemning his views as offensive and disrespectful. Tate's unabashed willingness to share his polarizing views, even in the face of criticism, has only added fuel to the fire, making him a divisive figure in the public eye.

'You're just a fake bulls**t wannabe'

The tension between the two erupted during a live stream when well-known podcaster Adam22 revealed that Cerrone had expressed some rather unflattering opinions about Tate's fighting abilities. Demonstrating his characteristic fearlessness, Tate promptly responded to the UFC veteran's comments, extending a bold invitation for Cerrone to validate his words in the boxing ring. Tate further asserted that Cerrone should confront him directly and attempt to challenge him physically. He asserted his readiness to defend his skills and expressed confidence that Cerrone would come to regret his decision to take on the challenge.

Tate said, "Let him say it to my face and try to take me on. I'm more than ready to defend my skills. He'll definitely regret challenging me."

Cerrone responded to the invitation on Instagram. In an impassioned video, he expressed his displeasure without holding back, accusing Tate of questionable conduct in the past. Cerrone then recalled a time when he and Joe Schilling used to watch Tate's videos and consider the possibility of fighting him. According to Cerrone, Tate exhibited a fearful demeanor throughout his entire career, evoking comparisons to a scared young girl. In response to Tate's confidence, Cerrone questioned whether he genuinely believed he stood a chance against a legitimate fighter like himself, dismissing Tate as a mere pretender who purchased counterfeit world championship belts from eBay.

Cerrone stated, "I remember back in the day when Joe Schilling and I used to watch your videos and contemplate fighting you. You ran like a little girl throughout your entire career. Do you honestly think you stand a chance against a real fighter like me? I'mma knock the s**t out of you. I'm a real fighter. You're just a fake bulls**t wannabe who bought a bunch of phony world championship belts off eBay."

He further said, "But can you fight? Na man, you bum. When you get your s*x trafficking bulls**t under wraps, till you get outta jail, get off house arrest wherever they held you, got you on now, let me know. We will set it up, and figure it out. Until then shut the f**k up, keep my name out of your mouth."

'Cowboy ain’t no joke'

The intense banter between Tate and Cerrone sparked a debate on Twitter. One user wrote, "Make it happen fellas, stop talking about it." Another said, "😳 Cowboy ain’t no joke, who’s got the popcorn?" A user stated, "I pay to see them fight." Someone commented, "I highly doubt Cerrone is "broke" BTW but who doesn't want a bigger bag. He could make more money in ONE fight with Tate than all his other fights combined including his record setting performance bonuses. That doesn't mean he's broke though. He's got millions."