Andrew Tate wasn’t too impressed by Dillon Danis’ quick-fire submission of his close friend Warren Spencer last month.
The controversial kickboxing champion is currently believed to be in talks for a Misfits Boxing debut of his own. And he was a keen observer on the latest event as his close friend Warren Spencer took on the returning Danis in a bizarre match-up of MMA in the ring.
Tate is a former MMA fighter in his own right, defeating opponents who ended up at UFC level. But he is better known for his striking career, and he infamously doesn’t rate BJJ when it comes to fight styles.
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Andrew Tate slammed Dillon Danis in private call after Warren Spencer fight
Immediately after his defeat to Dillon Danis at Misfits 22, Warren Spencer headed back to his dressing room with his team where a FaceTime call was waiting. It was from his close friend Andrew Tate, who had a comical message of support.
“I FaceTime’d with Andrew directly after the fight in the locker room and he gave me some words of support,” Spencer told Fred Talks Fighting. “He just said ‘look, you’re a g, you hit him with a couple of shots’.
“Then he said ‘No one cares about his win, it’s g– anyway the jiu-jitsu stuff. No one cares about his s—-y win, you got in there and did the business and I’m f—ing proud of you’. Remember, he doesn’t follow me on Twitter by the way so he’s ‘not my real friend’!
“He’s been very supportive and I’ve been super grateful for the fighting community as well, because only real fighters understand in times like this what fighters have to go through.”