Liam Gallagher has hit back at critics after being blasted by boxing fans online for his performance before Daniel Dubois’ stunning win over Anthony Joshua at Wembley on Saturday night.
The 52-year-old performed several songs before the bout as he prepares to reunite with his brother, Noel Gallagher, for a special Oasis tour next year.
Not everybody was impressed, however, with some users online taking aim at his performance.
Some called it ‘dire’, while others called for Oasis to refund fans who have purchased tickets for their upcoming tour.
Liam Gallagher has hit back at critics after being blasted by boxing fans online for his performance before Daniel Dubois’ stunning win over Anthony Joshua at Wembley on Saturday night
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Gallagher has, however, now hit back.
One fan asked the singer what he made of the criticism he received after rousing Wembley on Saturday night.
And Gallagher, true to form, held no punches as he made his feelings clear.
“F**K THEM S***KBUBBLES,” he wrote on X.
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Meanwhile, the fight between Joshua and Dubois lived up to the billing on Saturday night.
AJ had actually gone into the clash as the strong favourite, having won all four of his fights since his second defeat to Oleksandr Usyk in 2022.
However, he was ruthlessly beaten by Dubois on Saturday night – with the 27-year-old producing the best performance of his career to secure victory.
Speaking in the aftermath of his win, the younger man said: “I am the man.
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Liam Gallagher treated fans at Wembley to a special performance before Anthony Joshua’s fight with Daniel Dubois
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“A mix of emotions. I can’t say too much right now.
“I’m fighting to get all the glory. To me I’m the hunter and I need to hunt.”
As for AJ, the 34-year-old admitted he wanted to ‘kick off’ following his defeat. Fortunately for those present, however, he was able to keep his cool.
“Credit to him and his team. We rolled the dice of success, but we came up short,” stated the Watford-born star.
Liam Gallagher was there at Wembley as Daniel Dubois beat Anthony Joshua in emphatic fashion on Saturday night
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“You know I’m ready to kick off in the ring, but I’m going to keep my cool, keep very professional, and give respect to my opponent.
“I’m always saying to myself I’m a fighter for life… We keep rolling the dice.
“I had a sharp opponent, a fast opponent and a lot of mistakes from my end, but that’s the game.”
