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‘DO NOT TAKE UP CHALLENGE AGAINST TYSON’ – FUNNYBONE BEGS ANTHONY JOSHUA
After Deontay Wilder’s defeat to Tyson Fury, the popular Nigerian comedian took to his Instagram to make a short video, begging his compatriot not to take up the challenge against Tyson.
He said, “Good morning, I do not know if anybody has AJ, Anthony Joshua’s number. I want to quickly talk to him as a brother and a friend. AJ please, I hope you saw the fight last night. Our ‘Edo brother’ Wilder, you saw what happened to him. I said let me beg you, please, you know you are our Ogun State brother too.
“Please, do not listen to Fury, don’t fight him. He is wicked. E dey find person to kill. Please after you win this boy that won you the last time, collect your belt and come back to Ogun State, come to Lagos and we will host you. No fight Fury o, e go whine you but no fight am.”
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