TYSON FURY made a special tribute to the Queen and offered his condolences before her funeral.
Following her death, the 34-year-old boxer had gone on a social media ban out of respect for Her Majesty.
Tyson Fury said he had been on a social media ban out of respect for the Queen
Paris and Fury paid respects to Her Majesty last week with a floral tribute
He took to social media to honor The Queen and wish the funeral a good outcome.
Fury posted a video on Instagram saying: "Hey guys. Queen's funeral today. In respect of our Queen who has died, I have been offline social media for the past ten days.
"Not posted anything. I have not been interested in any other. I wish all goes well at the funeral. Condolences to the entire family. May she rest in Heaven for eternity.
John Terry also said goodbye to The Queen via a message posted on social media: "Today, we very sadly say goodbye our greatest Monarch, Queen Elizabeth II."
"Thanks for your sacrifice and dedication for our great nation. Rest In Peace Your Majesty
."
Fury, along with his wife Paris, paid respects last week when he placed flowers outside Buckingham Palace for Her Majesty.
They also sent a card to pay tribute, with the message: "To Our Queen."
"Great may your bed in Heaven be.
"Love from Tyson, Paris"
Fury and Paris have arrived in France to take a private flight to Cannes. This could be their last holiday before the Gypsy King's next fight.
Fury is currently in negotiations to fight Anthony Joshua in a massive 'Battle of Britain" heavyweight bout.
The fight is scheduled to take place in Cardiff at the Principality Stadium on December 2.
Fury has agreed to split the 60-40 purse and both Brits are now ready to begin their respective training programs.
Fury will also be taking on WBA, WBO, and IBF heavyweight champion Oleksandr Usyk. Usyk defeated Joshua twice last month.
