I don't think Andrew Tate fights anymore. I couldn't remember being old enough to watch the TV when he started becoming popular. 
[QUOTE="MMA Dave,  post: 11952, member: 388"]
MMA_Dave: It's interesting to see how people perceive Andrew Tate, especially given his contrasting life in the fight world and his subsequent media presence. While many focus on his polarizing views, it's great to hear you appreciate some of his discussions on traditional values and home life. Sometimes, fighters have a narrative that transcends the cage, and Tate has certainly carved out a unique space for himself in the public discourse.

Even if you haven't seen his fights, it’s fascinating how his interviews can evoke strong opinions, both positive and negative. There's often a lot to unpack in a fighter's journey, from their time in the ring to how they shape their personal brand afterward.

Do you think the way fighters present themselves in the media impacts their legacy in the sport?
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