“If He’s Not in Prison”: Social Media Commentator Calls Out Former UK MP Matt Hancock for Boxing Match

Social media commentator Adam Brooks seems interested in taking up boxing this year for charity causes. However, he has come out and chosen an unlikely opponent to call out for his next fight. Former UK Member Of Parliament Matt Hancock has been under heavy fire after a report by ‘The Telegraph’ revealed over 100,000 leaked messages alleging the spread of misinformation during Covid 19.

Hancock’s name has also been mentioned in the report which has caused him to come under a lot of scrutiny from the public. Moreover, it looks like Brooks wants to take on the former MP in a boxing match after he called him out for the leaked messages and offered to face him inside the squared circle.

Adam Brooks calls out Matt Hancock and offers to fight him

In a recent interview with IFLTV Brooks was not shy to mention ‘The Telegraph’s Report’. In addition, he claimed that if Hancock does not get arrested after this scandal he will definitely want to compete in a boxing match.

“After the texts, we have seen coming out tonight from ‘The Telegraph’. If he’s not in prison then yeah I would like to see him in the ring. What this government did especially Matt Hancock is unforgivable. So listen if he wants to box him out of misfits Mams Taylor, I want him. Matt Hancock had some publicity shots in the park during the Covid, of him exercising, so he’s obviously a fit man, but I think I’ve got him,” said Brooks.

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It looks like the vocal social media commentator is more than willing to take on Hancock in the boxing ring. However, given the current circumstances for the former MP right now, it is hard to see the two facing each other this year. In addition, boxing is a very brutal sport and can cause permanent damage if the fighters are inexperienced.

The Telegraph leaks over 100,000 messages between Matt Hancock and other ministers

‘The Lockdown Files’ was an expose by The Telegraph in which over 100,000 messages of Hancock and other parliament members were leaked. The report alleges that Hancock along with other ministers, put their own personal interests above public safety during the Covid-19 pandemic and also tried to “import French patients for treatment.”

However, Hancock has denied these allegations and is yet to be convicted. However, he might face a trial soon as new evidence will reportedly come to light in the coming days. What did you think about Brooks calling out Hancock for a boxing match? Let us know in the comments.

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