Losing To Tommy Fury, KSI Feels Robbed And Demands Rematch

Youtuber who turned into boxer, KSI, shared a touching message to his fans after losing to Tommy Fury, Saturday, October 14 local time. This is his first defeat in the ring.

Tommy claims victory with a point advantage. However, KSI felt worthy to win and called for a rematch after branding the result as a "robber".

After watching the show of his fight with Tommy again, KSI did not change his mind. KSI only landed one blow less than his opponent.

Despite the defeat, the 30-year-old said he had achieved what he wanted to do and thanked his fans for their support.

He wrote on Twitter, "The price of all the good messages from everyone."

"In the ring and watching him back, I feel I should have won. Whatever happens, I feel like I have achieved what I wanted in the end."

"This little bookworm who is not talented can deal directly with professional boxers. Make me a living proof that hard work and self-confidence can take you anywhere in life," he continued.

Appreciate all the kind messages from everyone. In the ring and watching it back I feel like I should have won. Either way I feel like I accomplished what I wanted to in the end. This little untalented nerd was able go toe to toe with a professional boxer. Use me as the living… pic.twitter.com/fVhXhwTkIS

— ksi (@KSI) October 15, 2023

APPRECIATE all the kind messages from everyone. In the ring and watching it back I feel like I should have won. Either way I feel like I applied what I wanted to in the end. This little talent nest was able to go toe toe with a professional boxer. Use me as the living... pic.twitter.com/fVhXhwTkIS

KSI has been in eight fights since starting boxing in 2018. It is not yet known whether KSI will fight again or not.

However, one of the potential opponents is Logan's brother, Jake Paul. the two have clashed fiercely in recent months.

Jake even made fun of KSI, who felt robbed and called the YouTuber a "loss".

"The only thing that was robbed was his hairline. I accepted my defeat. This 30-year-old man cried for an appeal," he quipped.