Olympic Medalist Boxer Hoped Andrew Tate Prison Escape Rumor Was True

Andrew Tate and his brother Tristan Tate have been on everyone’s attention for a while now. From celebrities to YouTubers, everyone has been giving their own two salts about the situation. Everyone has different opinions when it comes to the truth about the Tate brother’s innocence. Even after being banned, and jailed, Andrew Tate’s influence on social media does not seem to be diminishing at all. Recently, a rumor spread across social media that claimed that the Tate brothers had escaped from prison. This rumor started after a satirical video by a YouTube channel called Satire Daily went viral.

Tony Jeffries, who is a former Olympic Medalist Boxer and a proud winner of seven British titles, also chose to join in the conversation. He recently shared the parody video on his Twitter account. It seems that he liked the way the video described their escape since he hoped for it to be true. Jeffries even gave props to the creator of the video for their awesome editing skills. While the situation for ‘Top G’ does not seem to be much hopeful, the video did provide Tate’s followers with a bit of a catharsis.

Tony Jeffries wishes for the satiric video to be true

Jeffries had an unbeaten record of 9-0 as a professional boxer, with seven of those wins coming by way of knockout. He was known for his powerful left hook and excellent footwork in the ring. However, Jefferies had to retire early from the sport due to a hand injury that prevented him from continuing his boxing career. His injuries might have stopped him from boxing, but the sport still lives in his heart. He recently even dissected Mike Tyson’s ‘Peek-a-boo’ fighting technique. After retiring from boxing, Jefferies became a boxing coach and started his own gym in Los Angeles. He has also been involved in various philanthropic activities, including raising funds for Parkinson’s disease research.

In his recent Tweet, Tony was seen lightheartedly making fun of the Tate brother’s situation. It seems he found all the chaos and confusion caused by the video to be amusing. He joked about how he was watching it with the hope that it was actually true. Jeffries commended the brilliant editing of the video, which was both creative and entertaining.

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In the caption he wrote, “Haha, I was watching this really hoping it was true brilliant editing.” It is clear that Jeffries has a good sense of humor and knows how to appreciate a good joke.

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