Fans do crazy things, as they often pull unexpected stuff. Recently, on social media, they mocked Tyson Fury, the WBC heavyweight champion’s decision of retiring from the sport by comparing it with UK Prime Minister Liz Truss’s reign. As both were short-lived.

Everything began with a post on Twitter that read, “Tyson Fury’s retirement (53 days).” It was shared by a page named ‘things that lasted longer than Liz truss‘.

This caught fans’ attention, and they poured their remarks.

A fan wrote, “From when forest got promoted to the premier league.”

Another fan wrote, “Valteri Bottases pitstop at Monaco last year.”

“He was recharging his batteri voltas”, another fan added.

Another fan wrote, “Ryan Mason as spurs interim.”

“Coventry city’s perfect home record in the championship last season (77 days)”, another fan wrote.

Another fan wrote, “Steven Gerrard at Aston Villa.”

Another fan wrote, “a season if Ant and Dec’s Saturday Night Takeaway (49 days).”

“George pal this is not a real job”, another fan wrote.

Why did fans compare Tyson Fury with the UK Prime Minister?

Earlier this year, the 33-year-old knocked out his intense rival Dillian Whyte at Wembley Stadium in London. Following this megaevent, the champ announced his retirement.

However, many did not believe in Tyson’s words and speculated he would return soon. Well, the same happened. A few weeks later he hinted at his return.

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According to this post, the champ’s retirement lasted for 53 days, which is more than the UK Prime Ministers reign. She took the oath on 6 September and announced her resignation on October 20. She remained in the office for 44 days.

When will Fury return to the ring?

‘The Gypsy King’ began looking for an opponent a few months back. First, he called out his former opponent Derek Chisora and then offered a fight proposal to his Brit counterpart Anthony Joshua.

However, his talks with Joshua collapsed. As a result, he is going to lock horns with Chisora in a trilogy battle on December 3.

What do you think of Fury’s return? Let us know in the comments below.

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