Andrew Tate vs. Chase DeMoor Odds: Tate Heavy Favorite in Misfits Boxing Event

Misfits Boxing is set to close out the year with one of its most chaotic and polarizing matchups, as Andrew Tate is scheduled to return to combat sports this Saturday, December 20th, in Dubai against Chase DeMoor. Tate, who has recently claimed he has taken over as CEO of the Misfits promotion from KSI, is stepping back into the ring for the first time since 2020. The retired kickboxer has teased comebacks and blockbuster fights for years, but none ever materialized. Now, just days away from fight night, Tate is making his boxing debut against DeMoor, a former college football player and reality TV personality who found a second career in influencer boxing.

DeMoor, best known for Too Hot to Handle and a turbulent boxing résumé that includes a 5-2-1 record, enters as a +275 underdog. Tate is listed as a heavy -400 favorite despite being 39 years old and entangled in ongoing legal issues in Romania and elsewhere, including human trafficking investigations that have repeatedly placed his travel and availability under scrutiny. With this bout scheduled one day after Jake Paul vs. Anthony Joshua, Misfits is once again leaning heavily on controversy and star power to steal headlines as the year wraps up.

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Andrew Tate vs. Chase Demoor Date, Time, and How to Watch

• Date: Saturday, December 20, 2025
• Time: 5:00 PM ET (Estimated Ring Walks)
• Where to Watch: Rumble Premium

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Andrew Tate vs. Chase DeMoor Odds

• Moneyline: Andrew Tate (-400), Chase DeMoor (+275)

Andrew Tate vs. Chase DeMoor Odds Breakdown

Oddsmakers have largely brushed aside Tate’s four-year layoff, and the reason is clear. His kickboxing résumé includes 76 wins and just 9 losses, a level of striking experience that towers over most of the influencer boxing scene. While boxing demands different mechanics, pacing, and defensive responsibility, Tate’s timing, footwork, and counter-striking base give him a technical edge that DeMoor simply has not shown. At 39, age is a factor, but skill and fight IQ tend to decline far slower than raw athleticism in these types of matchups.

DeMoor’s path to an upset rests in physicality and disorder. At 29, he is a full decade younger and has stayed active in the boxing ring. His 5-2-1 record, however, comes with heavy caveats. Many of his fights have devolved into scrappy brawls rather than controlled boxing contests, and his defensive lapses have been consistent. Still, that chaos can work in his favor. If DeMoor presses early, turns the bout ugly, and forces Tate to deal with sustained pressure after years away from live competition, he has a narrow but legitimate chance to steal momentum.

Ring rust remains the most important unknown. Tate has not competed in any sanctioned combat sport since 2020, and no amount of sparring fully replicates the pace, nerves, and timing of an actual fight. If Tate settles in quickly, this likely becomes a technical mismatch. If he looks tentative or slow out of the gate, DeMoor’s chances increase dramatically as the rounds wear on.

The largest wild card, though, may exist outside the ropes. Tate remains involved in multiple high-profile legal cases tied to allegations of trafficking and organized crime in Romania and other jurisdictions. Travel restrictions, court obligations, or sudden legal intervention could still disrupt the event entirely. Misfits Boxing is no stranger to chaos, but with fight night just days away, this bout carries more uncertainty than almost any on the card.

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