Former kickboxing world champion Andrew Tate went on to become a popular internet personality after his retirement from the sport. However, his ‘misogynist’ and controversial remarks ended up in him being banned from social media platforms. It quickly became a hot topic on the internet since the news broke out. 

On a recent podcast, Andrew Tate was questioned about his social media ban. The former kickboxer continued by claiming that he was never given any justification for the ban and that he never even received any emails. He disclosed that he was unable to login in since his account had recently been terminated.

He further added, “The reason that they don’t give you an official reason I think at the end, is because they are scared in a court of law that they are going to be stuck to one reason right. So if I decide to take them to court, they want to be able to flip-flop and make up reasons as they go. They wanna change their terms of service in terms of conditions proactively. They want to change it afterward.”

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Furthermore, the internet personality further said that he knows the reason they banned him, but he claims that the reasons are false. Also, he continued to say that he has his own theories of why he got banned.  

Andrew Tate looking forward to fighting a popular YouTuber 

Tate has been one of the finest kickboxers in the world. But after his retirement, he has been focussing more on his businesses. However, now he intends to fight again. He appeared on the Suga Show, where he mentioned that he wants to fight American Youtuber Logan Paul. 

Paul appeared on the same show and spilled some beans about a clash with Tate. He said, “I don’t like you, I want to fu** you up… I got a solution. Why don’t we do something that both of us have never done? Clean record. 0 and 0. Let us step into the f***ing Octagon, brother. An MMA fight, me versus Tate in the UFC.” 

While none of them have confirmed anything about the fight, it would surely be fun to see two internet celebrities going against each other in the Octagon. Meanwhile, what do you think about Tate’s social media ban? Let us know in the comments below. 

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