Andrew Tate’s brother Tristan claimed that the former kickboxing champion could earn $52 million for his role in last night’s Misfits Mania event.
Tate’s Role in Misfits Mania
Ahead of his fight with Chase DeMoor, Tate was promoted as the potential new CEO of Misfits Boxing, set to replace KSI. The promotion appeared theatrical, similar to WWE storylines, but reports suggest Tate received a stake in the company when he signed to fight in Dubai.
The fight drew massive attention on broadcaster Rumble Premium. However, Tate’s performance damaged his brand. He struggled in the ring, hit the canvas, and ultimately lost to DeMoor, who gained fame as a reality TV star.
Tate Brothers’ Business Acumen
The Tate brothers consistently generate income across various ventures. While some of their methods draw scrutiny, they amassed a net worth Andrew Tate claims reaches around $700 million.
Tristan discussed the deal in a Cars and Money podcast episode, shared in YouTube shorts. He explained that Andrew’s ownership stake ensured earnings far beyond the event’s immediate payout.
“The rumor about Andrew becoming Misfits’ CEO is true,” Tristan said. “We demanded 10 percent of the company. If Andrew fights and becomes the face of Misfits, the company’s value rises 50 percent. Ten percent was a simple negotiation.”
Misfits Valuation and Payoff
Tristan added that Misfits is reportedly valued at $520 million. “Even without discussing the prize money, this translates to a $52 million payday,” he said. He emphasized that the sum includes the company stake, not just fight earnings.
The younger Tate also hinted that the KSI narrative was partly staged. KSI remains a major owner, but Tristan noted the Tates’ involvement brought clear business advantages to the company.
