Andrew Tate Supports Deontay Wilder Following His Arrest With a Statement

Deontay Wilder, the former heavyweight boxing champion, was taken into custody on Tuesday morning for carrying a concealed weapon.

The news of his arrest has caused quite a stir in the media, with many wondering how it will affect his ongoing negotiations for a potential comeback fight against Anthony Joshua in Saudi Arabia.

Wilder and his trainer, Malik Scott, appear to be unfazed by the legal trouble, exuding confidence and showing their support for the boxer’s actions.

Their confidence is shared by fans of boxing who are eagerly awaiting Wilder’s return to the ring.

Andrew Tate Responds to Wilder’s Statement

Andrew Tate, a former kickboxing champion and social media influencer, expressed his support for Wilder’s statement on Twitter following the arrest.

Tate shared his thoughts on the situation, retweeting Wilder’s recent tweet regarding the importance of personal safety.

In his tweet, Tate agreed with Wilder’s sentiment and put his own spin on the phrase “Prevention is better than cure”. Instead, he wrote, “Better to be judged by 12 than carried by 6 my G”.

It appears that Tate is encouraging Wilder to disregard any negative opinions from others about him carrying a firearm in his car.

Wilder’s Bold Statement

Wilder himself seems unapologetic about his actions, making a bold statement in a tweet that he would “rather be safe than sorry.”

It’s clear that he doesn’t see any wrong with carrying a firearm in his car for personal safety.

Even Wilder’s trainer, Malik Scott, showed his wholehearted support for the boxer.

He posted a picture on Instagram of him and Wilder enjoying a feast after Wilder was bailed out.

Potential Impact on Negotiations

As of now, it’s unclear how Wilder’s recent arrest will affect the ongoing negotiations for a potential comeback fight against Anthony Joshua.

Fans of boxing are eagerly awaiting an official confirmation about the match, which has been rumored to take place in Saudi Arabia.