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Misfits Boxing, co-founded by YouTuber and fighter KSI, has gained a reputation for staging high-profile crossover events<\/a> featuring professional fighters and internet personalities.<\/p>\n Tate, 38, is facing several serious legal challenges around the world that he is fighting, in some of which he is accused along with his brother Tristan Tate.<\/p>\n Four women in the UK are suing Tate over allegations of sexual violence, including that he grabbed one of the women by the throat on several occasions in 2015, pointed a gun in her face and assaulted her with a belt.<\/p>\n Tate has previously denied the claims in a written defence submitted to the High Court, calling them a “pack of lies” and “gross fabrications”.<\/p>\n In Romania, the brothers are facing criminal charges<\/a> including human trafficking, trafficking of minors and money laundering, while Andrew Tate also faces allegations of rape.<\/p>\n They are also under criminal investigation in the US state of Florida.<\/p>\n Despite the ongoing legal cases, reports have suggested that event organisers see value in Tate’s public profile and combat sports background.<\/p>\n He was a recent guest at UFC 313 and a Power Slap event in the US in March, greeted personally by close Donald Trump ally, Dana White.<\/p>\n A four-time world kickboxing champion – he won three titles with ISKA, external<\/span><\/a> and one with Dutch promotion Enfusion – Tate rose to wider notoriety through his online presence. <\/p>\n Misfits has an event on Saturday in Manchester, headlined by ex-UFC fighters Darren Till and Luke Rockhold. <\/p>\n Neither Tate nor his representatives have publicly commented on his rumoured involvement with Misfits. <\/p>\n<\/div>\n