Fans turned on Tyson Fury after he endorsed alleged racist Winston Churchill in a viral tweet. Tyson Fury paid homage to Winston Churchill to call out Boris Johnson, but offended a lot of people because of his very racist past.
It’s widely known that Winston Churchill set up a concentration camp in Kenya where many black people where tortured and murdered in 1952. In recent months people around the world have been calling for his statue to be taken down since on grounds it is a subliminal symbol of racism. Boris Johnson has publicly condemned the people defacing Winston Churchill statues, but Tyson Fury thinks he’s not doing enough. To a lot of his fans they feel this is Tyson Fury openly supporting a racist.
As you can see in the videos below protesters have defaced the Winston Churchill statue many times and called for it to be taken down.
His rematch vs Deontay Wilder will have a whole new meaning for people when they remember Tyson Fury likes Winston Churchill.
Author: JordanThrilla Staff
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