Andrew Tate, the former combat sports artist and controversial social media personality, was recently spotted sparring with his long-time coach Amir Subasic. He was released from jail last month, after being detained in Romania with his younger brother Tristan Tate, for charges of rape, human trafficking, money laundering and other offences in December last year.
The 36-year-old posted a training video on Twitter on May 4, in which he was hitting the pads with his former kickboxing instructor Amir Subasic. On the next day, he shared another similar video, this time with a notable caption, in which he talked about being retired from professional sport for the last 5 years and missing the chance to fight in the ring as well.
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As a former double-weight ISKA kickboxing world champion, Andrew Tate had an incredible journey in the sport. He won 76 and lost only 9 times in his 85 kickboxing bouts in his career. At one point, Tate was ranked as the second-best light heavyweight kickboxer in the world. With such great accomplishments in his professional fighting career, he also earned the nickname ‘King Cobra.’
Furthermore, Tate fought 3 times in the sport of MMA, in which he won 2 fights, including one with a submission. He also lost one of his fights by a decision.
Meanwhile, in many of his recent interviews, the British-American personality has been very thankful to his old mentor Amir Subasic, for helping him become an incredible kickboxer. He also considers him as a father figure, someone he looks up to.
