Well, everyone knows about Andrew Tate or most prominently Top G. Did you know that he was actually a Kickboxer before he got famous and became the biggest influencer in the globe? Well, here is a Truth Behind Andrew Tate’s Kickboxing Record that you didn’t know before.
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Background on Andrew and Tristan Tate’s Kickboxing Career
Andrew Tate (Top G) and his little brother Tristan Tate were willingly training as Kickboxers and champions in their own realm. Tristan got an injury and because of that, he left the Kickboxing world.
While Andrew Tate carried on with Kickboxing. He started way back in 2005 and carried his training till 2007. He was known as a Kickboxing Champion with an amazing ratio of a 2008 win to lose, as well as KO and TKO.
Andrew Tate left Kickboxing completely in 2020 December when he defeated Cosmin Lingurar with a TKO. Then he retired from Kickboxing due to his eye socket problems.
There is no lie in that because boxers, fighters, and Kickboxers are known to develop some issues with their bones, limbs, eyes, brain or so on because of the hits.
The 36-Year-old British-American Legend and Top G never professionally went for Kickboxing after that again.
What’s Andrew Tate’s Kickboxing Record?
Well, Andrew Tate had a total of around 85 Kickboxing Fights from 2005 to 2007 in which he secured around 76 Wins and had around 9 Losses. He had a spectacular 23 wins by KO.
Andrew Tate Feats in Kickboxing
- In 2008 November, ISKA, or The International Kickboxing Association raked Andrew Tate as the British Best Light-Heavy Weight Kickboxer.
- In 2009 Andrew Tate has his first Kickboxing Championship and was termed the Full Contract Cruiserweight Campion
- At the time, he was also the Number 1 Cruiser Weight Division in the whole of Europe, earning him the rank “King Cobra”
- In 2011, he defeated Jean-Luc Benoit with an amazing KO for the Full Contract World Light-Heavy Weight Title.
- There were many other titles along with a win again in 2012 and 2013, earning him World Full Contract Light-Cruiser Weight Title.
Conclusion
So, that’s all the news on Andrew Tate’s Kickboxing Record. The Top G really has some amazing feats in Kickboxing and fighting, making him England’s, as well as Europe’s Best Kickboxer Title.
Keep in mind that Andrew Tate fought countless times, more than 100 and around 200. These are the Kickboxing matches that he had in his contract and fighters fight most fights without a contract as well.
