Andrew Tate

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Emory Andrew Tate III (born 1 December 1986)

is an American-British social media personality,
businessman, and former professional kickboxer.
Tate began practicing kickboxing in 2005,
gaining his first championship in 2009, later
becoming a four-time world champion. In 2016
he appeared on the British reality show Big
Brother, and was soon removed from the show
after a video emerged of him consensually hitting
a woman with a belt. After his kickboxing career,
Tate and his brother, Tristan, began operating a
webcam business, followed by selling online
courses; notably Hustler's University, which
gained 100,000 subscribers, later rebranded to
The Real World, and the secretive War Room
group, which has been accused of grooming
women into sex work and teaching violence
against women.[3]

Andrew Tate

Andrew Tate in 2023

Born Emory Andrew Tate III

1 December 1986
(age 37)
Washington, D.C., U.S.

Nationality American · British

Other names Top G · Cobra Tate ·

King Cobra

Occupations Businessman ·
influencer

Years active 2005–present

Known for Kickboxing · Big

Brother · Criminal
charges

Movement Manosphere

Parent Emory Tate (father)

Martial arts career

Height 6 ft 3 in (1.9 m)[1][2]

Weight 205 lb (93 kg; 14.6 st)

[2]

Division Cruiserweight
Light heavyweight

Stance Orthodox

Fighting out of Luton, England

Bucharest, Romania

Team Storm Gym

Kickboxing record

Total 31

Wins 23

By knockout 15

Losses 8

Mixed martial arts record

Total 3

Wins 2

By knockout 1

By decision 1

Losses 1

By decision 1

Andrew Tate's voice

0:37

from an interview published 21 April 2019

His controversial commentary has resulted in

suspension from various social media
platforms[4] and concern from advocacy groups,
charities, non-profit organisations, teachers,
parents, mental health experts, as well as UK
counter-terror police. With appearances on
conspiracy news site InfoWars, Tate has been
described as a right-wing and far-right
influencer, and has described himself as
"absolutely" misogynistic and sexist. Surveys
have found that most Britons have heard of Tate,
who is viewed favourably among young men,
considered influential, and has been dubbed the
"king of toxic masculinity" by media outlets,[5] as
part of the "manosphere".[6] In August 2023, it
was estimated that Tate's online ventures
generated US$5 million in revenue per month. As
of December 2023, Tate had over 8.5 million
followers on X (formerly Twitter), and was the
third-most "googled" person in 2023.

Tate made international headlines when in

December 2022, he and his brother Tristan were
arrested in Romania along with two women; all
four are suspected of human trafficking and
forming an organised crime group. Romanian
police alleged that the group coerced victims into
creating paid pornography.[7] In March 2023, all
four were moved to house arrest while the
investigation continued, after being held in
custody since their arrest.[8][9] In June, they
were charged with rape, human trafficking, and
forming an organised crime group to sexually
exploit women. Tate and his brother deny all
charges.[10] In July, two of the accusers
reportedly went into hiding after a campaign of
online harassment,[11] and the Tate brothers filed
a defamation lawsuit claiming $5 million in
damages against one of the accusers.[12]

Early life

Kickboxing career

Big Brother

Online ventures

Views

Social media influence

Personal life

Criminal investigations

Kickboxing record

Mixed martial arts record

Notes

References

External links

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