Andrew Tate shares report photo to prove “off the chart” testosterone levels at 37 years of age

Despite being close to reaching his 40s, Andrew Tate appears to have remarkably high levels of testosterone.

As an internet personality, the man who goes by the name ‘Top G’ holds significant influence. While he enjoys engaging in discussions about politics and global affairs, he is also a strong promoter of physical fitness. Given his background as a renowned athlete and kickboxing champion, this comes as no shock.

Tate frequently utilizes social media to both display his personal workouts and suggest supplements. Earlier today, he utilized X to share a report detailing his testosterone levels.

According to Tate’s report, he falls within the average range of 10 to 35 nanomoles per liter of testerstone for a normal adult male. Despite his level being 34.9 nanomoles, just below the upper limit, Tate maintains that he does not use steroids and only takes his own supplements for his workouts.

Tate wrote in the post:

“My testosterone level is off the chart. I’m 37 years old. I should be declining. I’m on zero steroids. Zero. Absolutely zero. Test me anyday anytime. The only supplement I take is fire blood available at Topg dot com.”

What is Andrew Tate’s current status in the fighting world?

Although Andrew Tate continues to maintain his physical fitness and train, it appears that his career as a fighter has come to an end. In recent years, the former kickboxer has shifted his focus to becoming primarily an influencer.

The decision to change careers has proven to be extremely lucrative for Tate, which is not surprising since he is approaching his 40s.

In 2020, Andrew Tate last competed in the kickboxing ring and achieved a knockout win over Cosmin Lingurar. This was one of three victories for the well-known social media content creator in that year.

Despite expressing interest in a potential boxing match with Jake Paul, Tate has not competed since then. Unfortunately, negotiations with ‘The Problem Child’ fell through due to his multiple arrests.

Despite not officially announcing his retirement from fighting, it seems unlikely that Tate will return to the ring. However, it is evident that he is still physically fit and capable of taking on another fight, should he choose to do so.