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Many say that it was a day that changed history. But then, many would beg to differ from that narrative. However, almost all agree that it was a day without precedent. Millions were glued to their television sets as they saw, horror-struck, the carnage occurring at various United States locations. Today would be the 22nd anniversary of the 9/11 attack. The world stands with the United States in mourning those no longer with their families and loved ones. Heavyweight champion Tyson Fury also took time and shared a message.

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‘The Gypsy King’ wrote, “To my friends across the pond, we stand with you in remembrance, and we pray for all who lost their lives, their families, and their friends.” Through a video message, he addressed all his American fans and everyone living across the globe affected by the September 11 tragedy. He said, “We always think about the people who were lost, and we never forget. All the best, and God bless everybody. Peace out.” Soon, more and more followers joined, pouring out their emotions and lauding Fury for his effort to remember the day.

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Tyson Fury and fans remember 9/11 and pray together for the victims and their families

The following user urged everyone to remember those who fought and died for freedom: They deserve nothing less than our undying respect and gratitude.

This fan couldn’t help but take the opportunity to laud Tyson Fury. He highlighted that the clip proves that practically everyone globally recognizes him and treats him like a king.

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This user, perhaps captivated by Fury’s touching message, says it is proof of his dedication and perseverance. He strongly believes everyone should root for ‘The Gypsy King.”

In appreciation and gratitude for Fury’s gesture, the following user emphasizes that what he has significantly done matters. According to him, the impact of just this single tweet on people’s lives is enormous.

The following user thanked Tyson Fury. Then he prayed that God may continue to bless him, his near and dear ones, and his beloved country.

Often described as the ‘deadliest terrorist act in human history,’ around three thousand people died on September 11, 2001. The number of injured stood at nearly six to seven thousand. Many suffered long-lasting health problems. Following the attack, many countries started strengthening their security infrastructure, besides introducing laws and legislation that supported the hands of law enforcement and security agencies.

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If you want to share your thoughts and views on this sad day with us, please feel free to do so in the comments below.

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Jaideep R. Unnithan is a Senior Boxing Writer at EssentiallySports and one of the division’s most trusted voices. Since joining in October 2022, he has brought a deep love for the sport into every story, whether reporting on live bouts with the ES LiveEvent Desk or unpacking the legacy of fighters from different eras as part of the features desk. Trained under EssentiallySports’ prestigious Journalistic Excellence Program, which is a specialized training initiative designed to refine top writers' skills through mentorship and advanced sports journalism techniques, Jaideep’s writing reflects a quiet authority shaped by two years of covering boxing’s flashpoints and fault lines. He is drawn to the warrior code of legends like Alexis Argüello and Marvin Hagler, while also staying attuned to the promise of rising stars like Jesse 'Bam' Rodriguez, David Benavidez, and Dmitry Bivol. Jaideep has a special fascination with Naoya Inoue’s old-school grit. Beyond writing, he reads widely, a habit that sharpens his storytelling, whether he’s tracing the rhythm of a classic fight or preparing his next ringside dispatch. Before joining EssentiallySports, Jaideep worked as a client manager and team manager in corporate roles, bringing strong organizational and communication skills to his journalistic career. He has also completed notable certifications, including a Non-Fiction Book Writing Workshop.

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