Andrew Tate, controversial influencer and former kickboxer, is poised to turn down a rematch with Chase DeMoor, following his defeat in their boxing match last December. In that bout, held in Dubai, Tate lost to DeMoor by points after five rounds, marking his debut in boxing. Although Tate had a contractual option to activate a rematch, the deadline for this opportunity approaches, and reports indicate that he has chosen not to pursue it.

Despite declining a rematch with DeMoor, Tate has expressed intentions to return to the boxing ring. It remains to be seen who he may face in his next fight as he moves forward in his boxing career. His first boxing match was significant not only as a sporting endeavor but also as it showcased his transition from kickboxing, where he once held a world title, to boxing, a different discipline that poses its own challenges.

Tate's decision not to pursue an immediate rematch could imply a strategic choice as he continues to build his boxing repertoire. He acknowledged the outcome of his initial fight with DeMoor as an opportunity to gauge his capabilities in the ring, despite not achieving the desired result. As he prepares for his next appearance, the boxing community and fans will be keenly watching how he adapts and evolves in this new competitive landscape.