Following the passing of Queen Elizabeth II, the UK’s longest-reigning monarch, at age 96, sport has paid tribute.
After her passing was reported on Thursday, messages from athletic authorities and celebrities flooded in.
At their European matches, Manchester United, Arsenal, West Ham, and Hearts observed a moment of silence.
She was also referred to as the sport’s “biggest supporter” in horse racing, which is intimately associated with Her Majesty.
The Premier League expressed its “great sadness” over the Queen’s passing by having each of its clubs submit personal tributes to her.
Lewis Hamilton, a seven-time Formula 1 world champion, called the Queen a “inspiring and iconic” leader.
The England and Wales Cricket Board expressed its “great sorrow” on Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II’s passing.
Although not a golfer, Her Late Majesty’s 70-year patronage of the Club was a significant honor for its Members, according to Royal and Ancient Golf Club captain Peter Forster.
Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua, both British heavyweight boxers, posted succinct messages to their respective social media platforms.
