No Christmas Presents for “Top G” This Year; Andrew Tate Bloodied and Beaten in Disastrous Boxing Debut as Chase DeMoor Retains Title

The internet's beloved 'Top G' got nothing but lumps of coal in his professional boxing debut, suffering a majority decision loss (57-57, 58-56, 58-56) to reality TV star and Misfits heavyweight champion Chase DeMoor at Misfits Mania: The Fight Before Christmas.

What started promising for Tate quickly turned into a nightmare. The 39-year-old former kickboxer looked sharp early, landing clean body shots and controlling the first two rounds behind his jab. But DeMoor bigger, fresher, and relentless with wild uppercuts turned the fight into a grueling clinch-fest that drained Tate’s tank.

By round three, the momentum flipped. Tate gassed hard, retreating as DeMoor pressed, split his face open, and turned him into a bloody mess. Huge uppercuts wobbled Tate repeatedly; he hit the canvas multiple times (one ruled a slip, others from exhaustion). The Dubai crowd went from “Top G” chants to stunned silence.

Social media didn’t hold back: “Bottom G confirmed,” “Chase just saved Christmas,” and endless memes of Tate’s swollen, bloodied face flooded timelines overnight.

Post-fight, a gracious Tate told the crowd:

“It’s better to try and lose than not try at all. Chase deserves his win.”

DeMoor, celebrating wildly, retained his belt and immediately called out Tommy Fury.

Fair play to Tate for stepping in the ring at 39, after five years away, against a bigger guy on a massive stage. Most keyboard warriors screaming from their couches would crumble under that pressure alone.But the performance? Rough. Cardio failed, ring rust showed, and the hype crashed hard.Influencer boxing delivered pure chaos once again.

Merry Christmas to everyone... except maybe the “Top G.”