BUCHAREST, ROMANIA: Tristan Tate, the controversial figure in the world of social media, has recently voiced his backing for MMA fighter Dillon Danis on X.

This support comes amid a legal battle involving a $3.75 million lawsuit filed against Danis by Nina Agdal, who is engaged to WWE star Logan Paul.

Danis has adopted a strategy of sharing contentious and personal images of Agdal in an attempt to stir up tension with Paul, ahead of their highly anticipated face-off scheduled for October 14.

Tristan Tate has previously expressed his endorsement of Danis' unconventional approach to building hype for the showdown.

Tristan Tate asserts Logan Paul should stop Nina Agdal amid her lawsuit against Dillon Danis

In a recent post on X, Tate expressed his support for Danis after screenshots of Danis' tweets regarding the lawsuit surfaced on the platform.

In one of Danis' tweets, he explicitly mentioned that he had signed up for a showdown with Paul but had no intention of engaging in a legal battle with Paul's fiancee Agdal.

Danis wrote, "I didn't sign up for a sue-off, I signed up for a boxing match. F**k this nonsense."

Addressing this issue, Tate asserted that Logan should encourage his fiancee to put an end to all the legal proceedings.

He agreed with Danis that he was here to compete in the ring and not engage in a prolonged legal dispute.

Tate wrote, "Logan should have his girl stop all this legal nonsense. I agree with @dillondanis. He’s here to fight not to battle it out in court for years."

In a subsequent tweet, Tate made a point about the criticism aimed at Danis for his provocative image posts of Agdal during the build-up to his fight with Paul.

Tate urged people to move past it.

Tate wrote, "For everybody talking about “going too far” when hyping a fight let’s remember. Muhammad Ali had his religion and name disrespected. Mike Tyson said he wanted to eat Lennox’s children. Ali called Frazier an Uncle Tom. Nobody sued. Posting images from Google? Get over it."

Tristan Tate's trolls assert 'nobody cares' what he says

After Tate's public support for Danis amid the ongoing lawsuit, numerous users stepped forward to voice their opinions on his remarks concerning the entire situation.

One user wrote, "This is ridiculous." Another user wrote, "Nobody cares what you say really though."

A user stated, "He’s going too far."