Why is Combat Karate Giving Andrew Tate a chance?

In a recent update by MMA Uncensored, it has been announced that Combat Karate will be attempting to negotiate and sign a contract with Andrew Tate, a former kickboxer associated with ISKA kickboxing Promotions and a record title holder in Europe.

This development comes amidst allegations against Tate, including charges of trafficking women, running Ponzi schemes, tax evasion, and theft. Over the span of a decade, Tate has also made multiple misogynistic claims and statements, which have raised concerns about his character.

The decision by Combat Karate to sign Tate has raised questions about the organization’s ethics and whether it is worth supporting an organization that aligns itself with an individual who has a history of criminal behavior and issues in controlling his actions. While it is not uncommon for fighters to have personality flaws, such as difficulty controlling anger, Tate’s actions have been of a felonious nature. He has been known to operate Ponzi schemes, manipulate individuals for financial gain, and engage in activities like withholding paychecks, kidnapping, and entrapment.

Currently, Tate is facing an ongoing investigation in Romania, involving over 80 prosecutors and investigators, looking into the aforementioned allegations.

The key question that arises is whether Combat Karate is complicit, supportive, or condoning of Tate’s past behavior. In an attempt to seek clarification, we reached out to Combat Karate for a comment, but have yet to receive a response.