Andrew Tate Challenges Crypto Influencer Ansem to $10M Crypto Boxing Bet

• The wager is reasonable given Tate’s successful kickboxing history.
• Surprisingly, Ansem agreed, even though it seemed improbable.

Former kickboxer Andrew Tate has placed a $10 million crypto bet on X, demonstrating his penchant for the spectacular once again. Tate issued a challenge to Ansem, a well-known influencer in the “Crypto Twitter” community.

Andrew Tate started the tweet by challenging Ansem to a boxing bout and claiming the current cycle as his own. Additionally, the online celebrity said that he plans to battle with just one hand. “Loser donates 10m to a coin of the winner’s choice.” he further said.

Challenge Accepted

The wager is reasonable given Tate’s successful kickboxing history. Surprisingly, Ansem agreed, even though it seemed improbable. Ansem was asked by a commenter under Tate’s post if he would fight Tate at Dubai’s Crypto Fight Week in December. With confidence, Ansem said, “set it up” and took the challenge.

Ansem, who Tate is challenging to a boxing match, has been quite popular recently thanks to his remarkable investment story. He made a mind-boggling 170x profit when the price of Solana (SOL) hit an all-time high of $260 after investing in the cryptocurrency when it was worth just $1.5.

The crypto influencer has become well-known in the crypto industry as a result of his achievements. His recent remarks on SocialFi’s cryptocurrency have also increased his clout. And since he is a crypto millionaire of the modern day, everyone pays attention to his advice.

Tate, nevertheless, seems to dethrone Ansem in the eyes of the ecosystem. Following a slew of high-profile events in the Solana ecosystem, including Tate’s recent burning of $11 million worth of TOP G, a new Solana meme coin, comes one of the most recent controversial tweets. As a result of burning development, the market capitalization of TOP G coin increased to over $65 million, and its price increased by more than 130%.

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