Emory Andrew Tate III, known as Andrew Tate, is a British-American social media personality, businessman, and former professional kickboxer. Born on December 1, 1986, in Washington, D.C., Tate has built a multifaceted career spanning sports, entrepreneurship, and online influence, making him a controversial yet prominent figure in modern culture.
Main Milestones
December 1, 1986
Birth
Andrew Tate was born in Washington, D.C., to Emory Andrew Tate II, an International Master in chess. His early exposure to chess at age five laid the groundwork for his competitive spirit.
1991
Early Life and Chess
Growing up in Luton, England, Tate's father taught him chess, fostering his strategic thinking and competitive nature, which would later influence his kickboxing career.
2005
Kickboxing Beginnings
Tate started training in kickboxing and martial arts while working in TV advertising, marking the start of his athletic career.
April 14, 2007
Professional Kickboxing Debut
Tate's debut fight against Scott Gibson resulted in a loss, but it was a significant step in his development as a fighter.
2009
First Championship Win
Tate won the ISKA Full Contact Cruiserweight title, defeating Paul Randall, establishing himself as a rising star in kickboxing.
2011
ISKA World Title Victory
He secured his first ISKA World Title by defeating Jean-Luc Benoit, showcasing his prowess in the sport.
2016
Big Brother UK Appearance
Tate's stint on the reality show ended abruptly due to controversy, highlighting the public's mixed perception of him.
2020
Retirement from Kickboxing
After a successful career with 76 wins, Tate retired, shifting focus to his online persona and business ventures.
2020-Present
Rise as Online Personality
Tate gained massive online popularity through platforms like TikTok and YouTube, discussing topics like masculinity and wealth-building, while also launching businesses like Hustler's University.