Andrew Tate: Top G’s Wikipedia edited with Greta Thunberg loss amidst arrest in Romania

Andrew Tate: Combat Sports: In the midst of his dispute with Greta Thunberg, Andrew Tate makes news once more after he got detained in Romania. Indeed, Tate was the topic of the internet more than anyone else to an extent that he will undoubtedly appear on your screen regardless of the platform you’re using thanks to his fiery comments on various topics and his inspirational quotes. Follow Combat Sports News Updates with InsideSport.IN.

After being arrested, the internet’s most searched-for person was the part of various memes. Similar changes were made to Top G’s Wikipedia entry, changing Tate’s boxing record to reflect a defeat against Greta.

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Andrew Tate: Top G’s record on Wikipedia was altered and showed his loss to Greta Thunberg

In the beginning, the ex-kickboxer made fun of the young environmental activist and her ideals while displaying his collection of cars, which was the groundwork for the controversy. Subsequently, in a tweet boasting about his 33-car collection and emersion, he tagged Thunberg. Greta immediately provided him with the best response, as you can see as follows.

yes, please do enlighten me. email me at smalldickenergy@getalife.com https://t.co/V8geeVvEvg

— Greta Thunberg (@GretaThunberg) December 28, 2022

After that savage response and brutality. Tate responded after a short delay and then published the video in which he makes fun of Greta. Interestingly, Romanian investigators utilized Jerry’s Pizza, a network of pizza restaurants, to track down the suspect and arrest him.

Andrew Tate: Top G’s Wikipedia edited with Greta Thunberg loss amidst arrest in Romania

Andrew Tate: Top G’s Wikipedia edited with Greta Thunberg loss amidst arrest in Romania

And since he was detained after reacting to Thunberg, many people saw it as a defeat for him. A user also posted a photo of Tate’s altered Wikipedia page, which included the hilarious reference to his boxing record where he showed he got defeated by Greta.

Andrew Tate’s Wikipedia has been updated … pic.twitter.com/u8YH1ucTAR

— Simon Harris – Man Behaving Dadly (THAT’S DADLY) (@simonharris_mbd) December 29, 2022

In the meantime, his Wikipedia page as of right now does not mention Greta’s name or his loss to her. The reference was undoubtedly hilarious, and there are plenty of memes and tweets about Tate that are similar to this.

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