Andrew Tate has explained where his beef with True Geordie stems from whilst vowing to "destroy" the YouTube presenter.
Former world champion kickboxer Tate has gained a huge following online for his controversial views and has been called out by multiple high-profile names in the combat sports world. 'Cobra' has not fought in two years but has teased returns against the likes of Logan and Jake Paul, who beat UFC legend Anderson Silva this past weekend.
YouTuber True Geordie - real name Brian Davis - posted a now-deleted video in which he slammed Tate for his webcam business whilst labelling women that work for him as "w****s". Davis doubled down on his criticism of the former kickboxer when he appeared on the Flagrant podcast, threatening to punch Tate in the face if they ever met.
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Tate explained his beef with the YouTuber as he told Rob Moore : "True Geordie is a fat f*** and needs to get destroyed by me, but he's scared. The story behind me and True Geordie is very simple, he found out I ran a webcam company.
"When I was giving my insight on male and female dynamics because I have 75 women who work for me who are being paid by men. When I was explaining this, he did a takedown video on me saying that I only know w****s, that every girl who works for me is a s*** and that I'm a pimp.
"I did a reply video saying that some of the girls who work for me are happily married and that it's unfair to judge 75 people you've never met. My brother said 'he's way too angry at these girls', turns out a few months later some messages leaked between him and a webcam girl. That's where his hatred came from, the messages are him begging to be dominated. He had a deep hatred for women and I identified that, he obviously shut up a little bit after that."
It's unlikely anything will come of the rivalry between Davis and Tate, as the YouTube presenter has never fought before but he does serve as a commentator for Misfits Boxing events. Whilst addressing potential comeback fights, Tate set out his conditions for a clash with former two-weight UFC champion Conor McGregor and also revealed he turned down a boxing fight with Floyd Mayweather.
