Andrew Tate makes outrageous claim he fought and beat SIXTY people in marathon MMA session lasting THREE hours
The 38-year-old former kickboxing world champion - better known in recent years for his controversial internet persona - shared clips of the apparent event to his millions of followers online.
The footage appears to show Tate inside a cage-style octagon, going toe-to-toe with dozens of rotating opponents.
The fights reportedly lasted several hours, with each challenger facing Tate for a single three-minute round.
At least one participant was left heavily bleeding from the face, while others limped away from the cage clearly battered and bruised.
The event was organised privately and featured members of Tate's own mentorship group, The War Room.
Andrew Tate just held an event where he fought 60 guys for 3 minutes each 😳 pic.twitter.com/nfBDZacuFE
— Happy Punch (@HappyPunch) May 10, 2025
Andrew Tate has again set social media ablaze after claiming he fought 60 men back-to-back
In a post on X, Tate wrote: I put a message in Thewarroom one month ago with a time and a date. Saying I would fight any member who shows up.
'Yesterday I fought 60 men, back to back. One 3min round each, 1min break. Everybody hurts. Nobody could stop me. War is forever.'
The nature of the fights - whether full contact, sparring-level, or partially choreographed - remains unclear.
Many of his fans have praised the spectacle as a testament to strength, with one saying: 'That impressive you have to admit'.
Another wrote: 'That's raw discipline and mental fortitude. Most people fold under pressure, but going through 60 rounds shows a level of grit few can match. Pain is temporary, warrior spirit is eternal.'
Meanwhile, others were critical of the event as they blasted Tate for taking on untrained fighters given his professional combat experience.
'He must feel so alpha fighting people who don't know how to properly throw a punch,' one critic posted on X.
Another wrote: 'He's been training and fighting since a teenager. NONE of his opponents had ANY experience. He might as well have been fighting children.'
Influencer and self-proclaimed misogynist Tate has 10.7million followers on social media platform X, expressing views including that women are the 'property' of men.
He faces allegations of sexual assault in the UK and of human trafficking in Romania, which he denies.
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