Andrew Tate has publicly claimed he was paid about 20 million dollars for the recent boxing fight, while his brother has suggested that, counting a stake in the promotion, his total upside could reach tens of millions more.

What Tate Himself Said

Andrew Tate addressed his payout directly in a livestream after the loss to Chase DeMoor.

  • He said, “Got paid 20 f****** million dollars. I’m fine,” referring to his purse for the fight.
  • This figure is widely reported as his own stated fight pay, separate from any business or ownership deals.

Claims About Extra Millions

Tristan Tate has described a much bigger potential payoff tied to the event’s business side.

  • He claimed Andrew negotiated a 10% stake in Misfits Boxing as part of the deal and argued the company was valued around 520 million dollars, implying Andrew’s stake could be worth about 52 million dollars on paper.
  • Tristan also said this equity value was in addition to Andrew’s undisclosed fight purse, though these numbers are not independently verified and should be treated as claims, not confirmed financial filings.

Why Estimates Vary

Different viral posts and videos have thrown around larger figures like “50 million” or “100 million,” but these usually blend:

  • The reported 20 million dollar purse Tate himself mentioned.
  • Speculative valuations of his equity or long‑term brand impact from the event, which are not hard cash payouts from a single night.

So, if the question is “how much did Andrew Tate make from the fight,” the only concrete figure directly attributed to him is about 20 million dollars for the bout itself, with additional tens of millions more being speculative or based on his brother’s business-value claims rather than audited, confirmed earnings.

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