Former UFC star Darren Till has blasted Andrew Tate and Chase DeMoor in the aftermath of their headline clash in Dubai last night.
On Saturday night, Andrew Tate stepped into the ring and took on Chase DeMoor. Many felt that this was set up for him to get a big win and prove that he still had some talent that came from his kickboxing days many years ago. Unfortunately, that didn’t quite turn out to be the case, and in fact it was quite the opposite.
Andrew Tate was beaten and bloodied by DeMoor, who in and of himself didn’t exactly set the world on fire. He had chances to finish Tate, but instead, his power simply didn’t seem to translate in the way many had hoped (at least if they were going to oppose Tate).
In a post-fight interview, Darren Till gave his thoughts on Andrew Tate vs. Chase DeMoor and why he actually felt quite uncomfortable watching it unfold.
Darren Till castigates Andrew Tate and Chase DeMoor
“I have given my life – twenty years to this sport – I strive for pure, striking martial arts,” Till told Charlie Parsons. “I consider myself one of the most outstanding martial artists in the world. A few numpties call me out like that, and I’m sitting ringside.
“I had to leave because it respects everything I believe in and everything I’ve trained for. What am I watching? I’m actually unlearning it as I watch. So yeah. What?”
Quotes via MMA fighting
Tate doesn’t seem all that interested in any more fights after this performance. Till, meanwhile, is a little closer to his physical peak, so you have to wonder what kind of task he’ll take on next.
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