TYSON Fury paid tribute to four of his fans who died in a car accident while driving to see Deontay wilder fight for the heavyweight title.
Johnny Cash, aged 44, and his son John Boy Cash (19 years old), and two nephews Miles Anthony Cash (25 and 18) all died in the terror smash on October 10.
After the horror crash
, tributes were paid to Jacko Cosgrove and Miles ’Smiler’ Cash as well as John Cash's son JohnBoy Cash.
After the head injury sustained in the accident on a country lane in Headcorn in Kent, Mr Cash's son, 15, is still being treated in hospital.
They were driving to see 'Gypsy King Fury''''s showdown, when their car collided with the vehicle just before 1am.
The boxing champion sent an Instagram video message to the men's family who had lost a loved one.
Fury stated that she wanted to express her condolences to the Cash and Cosgrove families on their recent loss.
"GOD BLESS THEM"
God bless them. Give them a place in heaven. In the powerful name of Jesus. Amen."
On October 26, an inquest into the deaths of the men will open.
Family members and friends left touching tributes to the men following their deaths.
An afflicted relative said that they were devastated at the accident site and would never recover from them having been gone.
"They were wonderful, beautiful men and we will miss them every day."
Another mourner described John Cash as "hardworking and with no bad bones in his body",
He stated that it was a shock to all of them. John Boy had a baby six weeks old. Jacko found out that his wife was also having a baby.
FAMILY'S GRIEF
"I discovered about an hour later that it had happened. I couldn't stop crying. It was a terrible dream.
Jacko and John Boy Cash both had boxed in a local amateur boxing league when they were younger.
Sun Online was told by a family friend: "It is tragic. They were wonderful children. They were full of life. Only boys who want to be boys.
"They were good kids."
In a touching Instagram posting, Dennis McCann, a British boxing champion, paid tribute to John Boy Cash.
Kent Police's Serious Collision Investigation Unit, (SCIU), is investigating the crash. Officers are asking for witnesses.
