Andrew Tate accuses Logan Paul of abusing steroids and cites drug tests as a savvy reason to refuse a fight
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(left) Tate and (right) Paul
Andrew Tate has been repeatedly asked by his fans to enter a boxing contest against fellow influencer Logan Paul. The former Kickboxer said that he would be willing to do so, only if Paul agreed to pre-fight drug tests, as Tate accused the YouTuber of using performance enhancers.
Tate who is currently in Abu Dhabi has met a lot of the UFC community who have flown down to the desert to witness one of the biggest PPVs of the year in UFC 280. It was as a part of this that Tate met with current bantamweight champion, Aljamain Sterling as they talked business and boxing.
Talking to Sterling, Tate chronicled his journey from combat to business. He said, “I found a way to start making some money when I was 29, and I was like do I keep fighting or do I focus on the money, I’m already 29, maybe I’ve got 5-6 years left, maybe I’ll take a year out, chase the money, ” at which point he making $40k a day, a huge contrast to his kickboxing days when an entire camp and fight would result in the same amount of money.
Tate then said that he wished to return to combat however, his lifestyle would not permit being in camp and the rigorous training required to be at the top. At this point, Dennis Buzukja, a contender series fighter, and Sterling’s teammate mentioned Paul as a possible opponent.
Tate refused the idea saying, “If Logan can pass a drug test, I’ll whoop him any day, but he can’t because he’s on a bunch of gear, I’m completely clean, I’ve been clean my whole life, so if he passes the drug test, we can make that happen, but he won’t do a drug test, cause he’s on a bunch of steroids. ” Tate then credited Paul for being strong but argued that it was because of the substances he was injecting and not any quality of his own
Can Logan Paul beat Andrew Tate in a boxing match?
Andrew Tate and Logan Paul have been the biggest celebrity influencers who’ve been asked to lace up the gloves. Although we’re not sure it would be a fair fight. Unlike Paul, Tate has trained for the majority of his life, only stopping recently after becoming internationally known.
Logan, on the other hand, has had some college wrestling experience but none in the field of boxing. He has had 3 fights until now, two of them being against fellow YouTuber KSI, losing one bout and the other being a draw. His third fight was against the greatest boxer of our generation, Floyd Mayweather.
Despite having a huge reach advantage over the 45-year-old boxer, Logan was hardly able to connect on the former champion. In this regard, with the added advantage of a bigger reach and years of kickboxing experience, it is safe to assume that Tate would be a massive favorite to win a boxing bout between the two.
Also Read: “A f**king hypocrite” – Andrew Tate wants to fight ‘full of sh*t’ YouTube star KSI
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