WBC heavyweight champion, Tyson Fury, is all set to give the heavyweight division one of its biggest fights in recent years, with an undisputed showdown against the unified champion, Oleksandr Usyk. As the hype for the fight builds up, there has been a lot of drama surrounding the fight. And, Fury is often seen taking brutal digs at Usyk. However, it now looks like trouble has come looking for ‘The Gypsy King’. A prominent Twitter page recently called him out for his charitable endeavors. And fans could not keep calm.

A Twitter page called Boxing Kingdom recently posted a rather intriguing tweet. They mentioned that Fury would be donating USD 500 million from his USD 50 million Usyk fight purse.

But, the gist of this joke might be lost on a lot of people. It has its origins post his first fight against Deontay Wilder in December 2018. Notably, Fury had made a comment about boxing promoter, Eddie Hearn‘s father. And an irked Hearn got back at him during an interview.

Hearn said, “You can’t really be pretending you’re this great role model. And then talking to people like that.” Moreover, he added, “One minute he’s giving his entire purse away to charity. Which he obviously never did. And on the other hand, he’s now going back to his ways of negativity.” It sure seems like the page is not letting that incident slide easily.

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Boxing fans were confused by the tweet. And it was evident that a lot of fans did not understand the tweet. In fact, they even took to social media to talk about the same.

Many fans were confused by the numbers that were given in the tweet.

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Meanwhile, some fans were surprised by the number of people who did not understand the joke. Moreover, user @dpgillbey felt that the joke was wasted on Twitter users.

Similarly, user @benday mentioned that he almost fell for the joke.

In the same vein, user @Tombowley288 added that the joke separated real boxing fans from “casuals”. What are your thoughts on this tweet? Let us know in the comments below.

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