"If I hit him, he's going to go down" - Andrew Tate claims he would "smash" Logan Paul and "kill" KSI

Andrew Tate is back in fighting mode as he gears up to take on Misfits Boxing heavyweight champion Chase DeMoor. In the lead-up to the fight, 'King Cobra' has shared his take on how he would match up against some popular celebrity boxers.

During a recent interview with Pro Boxing Fans, the former ISKA kickboxing world champion was presented with names including Logan Paul, his brother Jake, business partner KSI, and Tommy Fury. True to form, Tate doesn't see any of them as a major threat.

Interestingly, the polarizing social media star sees Logan and KSI as particularly easy matchups. Previewing a fight against the WWE superstar, Tate said:

"I'd smash Logan. Jake is a lot harder to hit. Logan is very hittable. It's not disrespectful. He is a big guy, but he is very hittable, and if I hit him, he is going to go down."

Get the latest updates on One Championship Rankings at Sportskeeda and more

'King Cobra' then took aim at KSI, rating his fighting skills five out of ten:

"Of course I'd beat KSI. I'll kill KSI. I'm a full-grown man. I can't sit here and admit any man would beat me when I'm in my best physical condition. I'd just have to admit some are harder than others. I can give a number out of ten. KSI is a five out of ten."

Check out Andrew Tate's comments on Logan Paul and KSI below:

Tate views Jake and Fury as harder matchups, rating their fighting skills six to seven out of ten. The 39-year-old is the new CEO of Misfits Boxing, having taken over the reins from KSI earlier this year.

---

Andrew Tate comes clean on what "shocked" him in his fight camp

Andrew Tate claims he has been in camp for four months for his Misfits Boxing fight against Chase DeMoor, the longest camp of his fighting career. Interestingly, the fight camp has shocked him in several ways.

During the aforementioned interview, 'King Cobra' stated that he was shocked by how well he was able to perform during the camp:

"Yeah, a lot shocked me. I'm shocked by how young I feel. I'm shocked by how fit I feel. I'm shocked by how hard I can train. I'm shocked that none of my old injuries have come back. I'm shocked how having enough money to do the camp exactly the way I wanted to do it has made such a massive difference. I'm shocked by a bunch of things, and they're all pleasant."

DeMoor vs. Tate is scheduled for Dec. 20 at the Dubai Duty Free Tennis Stadium. According to Tapology, Tate is a -435 favorite for the fight with the reigning champion as a +285 underdog.

Follow One Championship News, Schedule & Results at Sportskeeda.

Edited by Ujwal Jain