Despite selling Andrew Tate boxing gloves for a whopping $20K, Chase DeMoor faces taunts from fans over a potential AI-generated interview.
Chase DeMoor has once again found himself under intense online scrutiny following his latest update related to the now-infamous Andrew Tate fight gloves. After previously facing backlash for auctioning the gloves and profiting from a reported $20,000 sale, DeMoor sparked fresh controversy by sharing a glimpse of an interview given by the buyer. However, it did not sit well with fans.
Taking to X, DeMoor posted a screenshot from the interview alongside a motivational message about belief, discipline, and perseverance. However, instead of admiration, the post was quickly met with skepticism and criticism. Many fans accused DeMoor of continuing to milk the Andrew Tate connection, while others went a step further by alleging that the interview itself felt artificial, promotional, or even AI-generated.
The buyer of my pink gloves did a interview.
I’m here to inspire everyone that despite the world counting you outs continue to show up. You have to believe in yourself and make them believe in you. https://t.co/eo9fZdgziN pic.twitter.com/JsNK59RVPq
— Chase DeMoor (@ChaseDeMoor) January 7, 2026
A significant portion of the backlash centered on the tone and structure of the interview excerpt. Fans pointed out that the language appeared overly polished and corporate, raising suspicions that the content was written with the help of artificial intelligence or crafted as a promotional advertisement rather than a genuine fan story. Some users described the interview as reading like marketing copy, while others openly questioned whether the buyer was real at all.
Chase DeMoor’s Buyer’s Interview Labelled AI-Content By Fans
Chase DeMoor (Image Credits: Imagn)
Just moments after Chase DeMoor shared a glimpse of the buyer’s interview, fans were quick to notice that the tone of the interview sounded a bit off. One fan wrote, “You could have at least removed the emdash ( – ) so it isn’t an obvious ai script.”
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You could have at least removed the emdash ( – ) so it isn’t an obvious ai script
— Erick Olazaba (@BasedSatori) January 8, 2026
“ChatGPT ahhhh em dashes,” another person wrote.
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ChatGPT ahhhh em dashes
— MarsBoy (@OneBoyFromMars) January 7, 2026
“dude we all saw you fight,” an X user commented.
dude we all saw you fight
— Mads (@mbottdk) January 7, 2026
“All bullshit. Just another angle of social media swindler “content creators”, “influencers” and all around con artists. No one bought them, no one was interviewed and most of all, no one wants to see you or tiny chin Tate fight again,” a comment read.
All bullshit. Just another angle of social media swindler “content creators”, “influencers” and all around con artists. No one bought them, no one was interviewed and most of all, no one wants to see you or tiny chin Tate fight again.
— Juggy Gales (@juggygales123) January 7, 2026
“Nigga paid 20k for a AD,” another person wrote.
Nigga paid 20k for a AD
— Versatile (@StayHCTate) January 7, 2026
“this is an ad for a concrete contractor website,” one person commented.
💀💀💀 this is an ad for a concrete contractor website
— ape (@qpe) January 7, 2026
One netizen commented, “They sit in his office but the screenshot said they’re pending shipping? Wthelly?”
They sit in his office but the screenshot said they’re pending shipping? Wthelly? pic.twitter.com/UGOPKhJi30
— Jordan Sheriff (@Jordanrealacc) January 7, 2026
“Cheesy @ChaseDeMoor,” an X comment read.
Cheesy @ChaseDeMoor
— Don Dolo (@Macc1G) January 7, 2026
Apart from winning the bout itself, DeMoor clearly made a fortune selling the gloves. For now, his next target appears to be Tristan Tate.
