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Tristan Tate attacks misogyny claims, reveals his definition of 'true love and respect' for women

As Tristan Tate sees it, the people who label him a misogynist are all losers

BUCHAREST, ROMANIA: Controversial influencer Tristan Tate recently utilized the platform X (formerly known as Twitter) to share his views about loving and respecting women.

As per Tate, people who label him a misogynist are all losers. For the unversed, Tristan and his brother Andrew have been accused of rape and human trafficking.

What did Tristan Tate say?

On November 27, the former kickboxer turned influencer took to his X account and wrote, “A true love and respect for women is saying this: I don’t believe my fellow men could ever be women. This is the opposite of misogyny. But label me a misogynist if you will. Losers."

At the time of writing, Tate's tweet has more than 176K views and several comments.

A user wrote, "We all know that you aren't and never will be a misogynist." Another said, "A man can never be good at being a woman as a real woman can. A woman grew up their whole lives dealing with things a man doesn't. Feeling things that a man doesn't. Society needs women to be women. Not men attempting to be something they will never be."

A user wrote, "It's human nature, weird that they want to put label on this." Someone else said, "A true man respects women!"

Tristan Tate reveals being rivals with Andrew Tate during Piers Morgan interview

During a recent conversation with Morgan, Tristan was questioned about any conflicts with his brother Andrew.

Tristan responded, "We never argue. We used to physically fight all the time, we’re both professional athletes. So we used to beat each other up in the ring for sparring.”

Tristan went on to acknowledge that Andrew outshines him in their bouts, confessing that his brother is the superior fighter, and even recounted a training incident where Andrew broke his nose. Despite the competitive aspect of their relationship, Tristan emphasized that their rivalry serves as mutual inspiration for improvement.