“Bless You for Showing Reality”: Almost 10 Years After Infamous Confession, Lance Armstrong Gets on the Good Side of Some Fans Atleast

Cycling legend Lance Armstrong, who is considered to be the best cyclist of all time, shared his thoughts on his career and the things that saved him during his bad phase. He gave an insight into every single detail and it’s really interesting!

Lance Armstrong is a cycling legend who is known for winning the coveted Tour de France 7 times. He had a long cyling career that saw many ups and downs.

Lance Armstrong shares an interesting tweet!

Lance Armstrong was recently part of an interview hosted by Joe Pompliano. Armstrong later shared a tweet appreciating Pampliano’s work and the interview in general.

Considering the strong fan following that Armstrong enjoys, fans went crazy after seeing this tweet. Armstrong wrote in the tweet, “Joe, great to sit down and chat. Really admire what you’ve built. Keep up the great work.”

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The tweet received some interesting comments. One fan said, “Thank you Lance. I enjoyed watching you race and I enjoy now vicariously participating in what you’re doing thru podcasts”

Joe Pompliano himself reacted to Armstrong’s tweet saying, “Thanks again for the time, my friend!”

Armstrong has a strong social media following!

Lance Armstrong has a long legacy when it comes to cycling and hence, he has a strong fan following on all the social media platforms. He has more than 3 million followers on Twitter. In addition to this, he has close to half a million followers on Instagram. So whenever he posts something, it reaches a wide audience and reactions pour in quickly.

It was really interesting to get to know about fans’ reactions to Armstrong’s tweet. He had tweeted about the interview appreciating the host. It would be nice to hear more from the cycling legend in the future.

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