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Happy early holidays to everybody out there celebrating. Tell your family and your loved ones that you love them. What a great time it is to be alive. And yes, we're back on the way concept presented by the ring. With today's video being a look at the response from Andrew Tate to his loss to Chase D' Moore over the weekend.

It was a massive upset in the crossover boxing scene.

Andrew Tate coming back to boxing and taking on Chase to Moore

and a fight that a lot of people thought should have gone one way.

Myself included, I thought he was going to show the levels of combat sports expertise

that we just didn't get. It was not a great performance.

It wasn't a great fight. But Chase did what Chase does. He neutralized the cobra. He

shut down everything Andrew wanted to do. He shut down Andrew Tate after a couple of rounds.

And Tate himself will admit he didn't have a great performance. And at least he was admitting that.

But then I'm starting to see Tate try to rationalize and justify and potentially full on

make excuses for this loss. And I can't have that. There has to be a line of ownership and

responsibility from Tate here. So I hope in this response video to him losing,

we get a lot of that and not a lot of the other stuff. Let's take a look at this. Andrew Tate responds

to one of the biggest upsets in crossover boxing history. A shocking loss. The breakdown, let's go.

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