BUCHAREST, ROMANIA: Bryce Hall, a well-known American social media personality, made his debut in the world of professional combat sports at BKFC 48, where he faced off against Gee Perez.

The outcome was an impressive display of Hall's skills and determination and now the Top G aka former kickboxer turned influencer Andrew Tate seems to be praising Hall after being impressed by him.

Andrew Tate's two-word reaction to Bryce Hall's performance

Hall demonstrated his game plan efficiently during his debut bare-knuckle boxing contest, securing a huge knockdown in the first round of the main card bout.

He continued his strong onslaught, which eventually led to his opponent's corner suspending the fight owing to medical concerns. As a result, Hall won by default technical knockout, which was ascribed to a medical stoppage.

Following Hall's amazing victory, former kickboxer and misogynist influencer Andrew Tate expressed his opinions on the match on his Twitter account on August 12, 2023. He tagged Bryce Hall in a tweet and said, "My G @BryceHall."

It truly demonstrated his admiration and gratitude for Hall's successful foray into bare-knuckle boxing. Several of Tate's fans were happy seeing his support for Hall.

Fans react to Andrew Tate's take on Bryce Hall

At the time of writing, Andrew Tate's tweet had 2K likes. Bryce Hall even commented on the tweet and said, "Did it for you sir."

Fans also took to social media to praise the athlete. One user said, "Bryce Hall fought like a G." Another wrote, "Real Gs always recognize real ones".

One user commented, "Both legends." Another said, "Now that’s what you call respect. It’s all about respecting, and a lot of people neglect that. So good s**t for the acknowledgment g."

Hall faced a more experienced opponent in his first bare-knuckle boxing battle. He did, however, execute his game plan brilliantly, securing a major knockdown during the first round of the main card fight.

He continued his barrage, causing Perez's camp to call a halt to the fight owing to medical concerns. This resulted in Hall's victory by default technical knockout due to a medical stoppage