Andrew Tate vs. Chase DeMoor Official for Misfits Mania on December 20 in Dubai

The long-rumored Andrew Tate debut is now official, and it’s coming in the main event of Misfits Mania, the promotion’s biggest event to date, on December 20 in Dubai.

Tate will face off against Chase DeMoor, the reigning Misfits Heavyweight Champion, in what’s set to be a colossal main event for the crossover boxing brand.

The Fight: Tate vs. DeMoor

  • Andrew Tate enters Misfits for the first time, bringing his notable kickboxing background and enormous global following.
  • Chase DeMoor, an imposing figure in the influencer boxing space, holds the Misfits Heavyweight Title and has become a staple of the promotion’s heavyweight division.
  • This clash pits Tate’s striking pedigree and experience against DeMoor’s raw power and size, creating one of the most polarizing stylistic matchups in influencer combat sports history.

The Twist: “Tate Is the New CEO of Misfits”

In a shocking promo twist during the fight announcement, Misfits President Mams Taylor declared that Andrew Tate is now the CEO of Misfits, having “kicked KSI out” of the company in storyline fashion.

While this appears to be part of a scripted narrative, it plays into Misfits’ tradition of blending real fights with theatrical flair, and possibly signals Tate’s larger involvement in the brand moving forward, at least on-screen.

Notably Missing: DAZN

One major detail that fans immediately noticed was the absence of DAZN branding in the fight announcement. For years, Misfits Boxing events have been broadcast through DAZN, making it a central partner in the brand’s global rise.

The lack of mention has fueled speculation that:

  • Misfits and DAZN may be parting ways, possibly due to strategic or creative differences.
  • Misfits may be launching its own broadcast platform, or moving toward a new streaming partner.
  • Alternatively, this could be part of the Misfits “storyline”, with future clarification coming closer to the event.

As of now, Misfits has made no official statement regarding the status of its broadcast partnership with DAZN.

Misfits Mania – December 20: What We Know

This event is shaping up to be the most stacked card in Misfits history, with the following fighters rumored or confirmed:

  • Andrew Tate vs. Chase DeMoor (Main Event – Heavyweight Title)
  • AnEsonGib vs. Tony Ferguson (Super Middleweight Title Unification)
  • Deen The Great
  • Slim Albaher
  • Warren “The Mechanic” Spencer
  • Possibly Dillon Danis, Joey Essex, and more

Final Thoughts

Misfits Mania is already living up to its name. With Andrew Tate headlining, Chase DeMoor defending his belt, and fan-favorite matchups brewing on the undercard, the event has all the makings of a historic night in crossover boxing.

But the looming questions, Is Tate really CEO? Is DAZN out?, are just as intriguing. Expect drama, disruption, and headlines leading all the way to December 20 in Dubai.

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