Andrew Tate

If you have ever seen videos online of a man driving around in supercars, getting out of private jets and claiming to be the closest person to a real-life James Bond, you probably have come across Andrew Tate, also known as Cobra Tate.

Andrew Tate is known to showcase his lavish lifestyle on the internet—along with his controversial opinions and entertaining personality that brought so much attention to his name, he became Google's most searched man.

Despite taking the internet by storm, the internet sensation we see today was not built overnight and required many years of struggle to achieve his status.

So, Who is Andrew Tate?

Andrew Tate is a British-American former professional kickboxing world champion who fought in the cruiserweight and super cruiserweight divisions.

Also after fame he is known like this now: Andrew Tate (b. 1986) is a controversial American-British former kickboxing world champion turned social media celebrity & entrepreneur. 

Over the past few years, he has gained fame for his inspiring but often provocative views on the nature of masculinity, the role of women in society & money.

Andrew Tate stats:

Born: 1 December 1986

Weight: 90 KG

Weight Class: Cruiserweight

Height: 1.92m

Fight Record: Wins – 76, Losses – 9

Net worth 2023: £50 Billion (unconfirmed)

Here Andrew Tate recounts his life:

"I am Tate

I am the third in a line of "Andrew", but this is my middle name only. I am Emory Andrew Tate lll and this short biography will remove some mysteries of my history.

My grandfather, Emory A. Tate Esq (1918-2007) fought in WWll before becoming a lawyer in Chicago during racially charged times.

As a Black Man, this shaped his world view and he was a very strict, very hard man indeed. As a boy he pushed a plow with mule through the hard clay dirt of Georgia, forced to work on the farm.

At age 12 he pushed a plow that only grown men normally handled. Then he ran away, never to return to the farm. He did some bare-knuckled fist fights as a young man and distinguished himself in hand-to-hand during the war years.

His son, my dad, Emory A. Tate Jr. was a young athlete, learning wrestling in school and developing the early forms of Tateshinkai strikes as a youth.

His job in the military for 11 years took him on many adventures and little is known for certain, except that my dad never loses. He is my role model in many ways, even as I write poetry like he does.

I was born in Washington D.C. at Walter Reed Army Hospital, early one morning Dec 1, 1986. The doctor wanted to award me a perfect 10 on the birth scale, but settled on 9.5.

Two weeks overdue, I was nose-breathing already as the doctor held me upside down by my heels and my right fist was inside my mouth as I suckled.

The doctor pinched my thigh to get a response, and I growled, knitting my brow and trying to crane my head up to see who had attacked me. The doctor paled, shocked at my defensive powers. I did not cry.

I never learned to cry for attention, only used grunts to indicate hunger or discomfort, but mostly I was silent. I had a large, new crib, but most every night I spent asleep on my dad's chest.

He would place me there and sleep still, never moving in the night and our heartbeats were (and are) as one.

I learned to defend myself soon after I could walk. Long before my first punch into a pillow, I learned balance, how to step backward after being pushed gently in the chest.

Dad made a game of it, a game which ended with a savage shove across a living room, sending me into a dramatic backpedal. I stopped myself with my head one inch from cracking into the far wall. That was the final test.

At age 4 I took second place in the county wrestling championships for kindergartners, and Mum swears that I would have won if Dad had been there to shout instructions on how to finish.

Dad was working minimum-wage jobs overtime since his military career had been ended. Both mom and dad worked so that we could survive. Things became so hard that we decided to go to England and try a life there, only minus dad.

So by age 11 I was man of the house, with a younger brother Tristan and sister (plus mum) to look after. As soon as I was old enough I got a job moving 80lb boxes of frozen fish into the market at 5am.

Then a full day of school. Weekends found me at the market stall where I perfected my knife skills, flawlessly filleting fish at blinding speeds. After some time I never cut my hands at all, not even a nick. I learned to play drums.

While growing up in Luton, raised by a single mother, we endured a lot of teasing because of your American accents.

I learned to talk smarter than the bullies, and never needed to raise my fists. When my younger brother beat up the school bully, the boy's mother came rushing to our house to confront our mum.

To our surprise, she thanked our family for finally putting the bully in his proper place. Unlike some great fighters, I have never been in a pub fight or a brawl. I have never struck a person in anger.

I credit my mum with so much, watching her struggle to support us and stand behind our decisions. In her way she is fully as tough as anyone I have ever met. She was athletic in her youth, and she punches like a trained fighter! Trust me!

Mum enrolled us in a self-defense course and I grew stronger. One day at the carnival, men paid me a pound note to punch the machine and make the bell on top ring.

Grown men could not punch that hard, but as a mere lad, I could ring that bell near 100 percent of the time

Fate introduced me to Amir Subasic and history is made. Bhodukai was a nice fit with the styles I brought from my youth, and all forms were incorporated into Tateshinkai.

For the first time, the Dutch have seen a fighter who does not hold his hands high at all times, who rarely uses the "turtle" as a stance. Relying on superior speed and power allows for forms too risky for average fighters to even attempt.

Along with my poetry I have retreated to a magical land of Wudan Mountain where I have lived for centuries of human time, learning forbidden arts.

I fight merely to demonstrate to others that Tateshinkai is true. My recent fight in China proves that there is interest both in the West and in the East.

I was in the top 1% if GCSE scores but I opted to join the workforce and form my own businesses. Also I have won 4 world championships. People think my ideas strange, but I was raised do be an individual. Conformism is not in my genes.

I enjoy chess, as my father and grandfather before me. Poetry and beauty in all things. I believe that men were made to be with women.

Sometimes my words seem offensive but I only want to be thought-provoking in a world where too many people are losing the capacity to think independently. This is the way I, too, will raise my future children."

~ Andrew Tate

Andrew Tate After Kickboxing

Andrew Tate and his brother Tristan moved to Romania to set up their empire of businesses including trading in Bitcoin, Hustlers University, CobraTate.com, The Real World, and The War Room. Their ventures have been hyper-successful, with Andrew and his brother reportedly worth hundreds of millions as of 2023.

Hustlers University (HU)

Hustlers University is an online website for members to meet and chat with various successful millionaires to help in different sectors of growing a business. It is claimed to be a pyramid scheme, a system of making money based on recruiting an ever-increasing number of investors.

The accusation comes from the affiliate marketing option inside the program, where members could get paid to recruit others to HU using their link and gain traction by posting short-form content about Andrew. This strategy of the members re-sharing Andrew Tate's video content made him go viral with over 11 billion views.

CobraTate.com

CobraTate.com sold online courses for individuals to improve their personal skills, which Andrew claims will make you more of an alpha male. When he first started these Andrew Tate courses, many believed it not to be a serious venture, but they seemed to be very successful and he has sold many of his programs.

The Andrew Tate courses include:

PHD Program

Iron Mind Program

Fitness Program

Hustlers University

Body Language

Network Brilliance

The Real World (TRW)

The Real World is the newest reboot of Andrew Tate's Hustlers University after the original program was shut down. Hustlers University used the communication platform Discord and payment processor Stripe. After both organizations cut ties with HU, Andrew Tate was forced to make everything from scratch.

Despite being launched recently in October 2022, TRW has quickly garnered over 200k members with 19 different teachers who are said to be millionaires inside the program.

The War Room

Andrew Tate also has his networking program, which is much more secretive compared to his other ventures. This is due in part to the non-disclosure that all members must sign upon joining, and the $5,454.00 price tag.

The War Room offers access to high-status people all around the globe that you can communicate with. Members also frequently meet up in person, with the Tate brothers attending as well.

Disclaimer: We are not affiliated, associated, authorized, endorsed by, or in any way officially connected with Cobratate.com and any of its subsidiaries or its affiliates. 

FINAL THOUGHTS: THE JOURNEY OF COBRA TATE

From being a 4x kickboxing world champion to becoming the world's most Googled man in the world with a private jet and over 33 cars, Andrew Tate's life has been full of adventure.

Andrew's life wasn't always easy, however, with both parents struggling to support him and his brother, leading to his mum moving to Luton, England in hopes of a better life.

He worked early mornings at a fish market, where he then went to school, oftentimes being picked on for his and his brother's American accents.

His mum enrolled the brothers in self-defense lessons, eventually meeting Amir Subasic, who helped him transition into kickboxing with his own style of fighting.

After finding success in the sport, he transitioned into entrepreneurship, starting numerous online businesses, notably CobraTate.com and Hustlers University, where he made hundreds of millions to support his lifestyle.

Today, Tate continues to make money through his various online businesses, bringing in traffic through podcasts and clips of him that are mass shared and bring discussion any time they are posted.

IN NEXT CHAPTER WE WILL DISCUSS ABOUT HIS LIFE CHANGING QUOTES WHICH HELPED MANY TO BE MOTIVATED.