Some boxing fans are selling their Oasis tickets because they were disappointed by Liam Gallagher's performance at Wembley.

On a Saturday evening at Wembley Stadium, singer Liam Gallagher took the stage and performed some of Oasis' biggest hits before the highly anticipated heavyweight title fight between Anthony Joshua and Daniel Dubois. The event drew in a record-breaking crowd of 96,000 boxing fans, making it the largest attendance for a boxing event in the UK.

However, not all fans were impressed by Gallagher's performance. In fact, some even joked about selling their Oasis tickets after witnessing his performance at Wembley. On social media, many expressed their disappointment and relief for not having tickets to the band's upcoming tour next year.

During his set, one fan even tweeted, "Hundreds of thousands of tickets being put up for sale for Oasis after this Liam Gallagher disaster class." ESPN commentator Rob Palmer also chimed in, saying, "Good job Liam Gallagher sold those tickets early doors!"

Another fan shared their thoughts, saying, "I'd be worried if I've paid hundreds for Oasis tickets. He was as bad as he was at Reading." It seems that Gallagher's performances have been consistently lacking, as another fan pointed out, "Hundreds of thousands of Oasis fans now looking for refunds. Honestly, Liam is a busted flush. He was awful in 2018 when I saw him and seems to have gotten significantly worse."

Some even poked fun at the situation, joking, "Thanks to Ticketmaster's dynamic pricing, everyone who bought Oasis tickets are getting an 80% refund after that dreadful Liam Gallagher performance." It was also revealed that dynamic pricing, which caused major backlash among fans, had been scrapped for the extra Wembley tour dates that went on sale earlier this month.

It's a shame that the excitement for the upcoming Oasis tour has been dampened by Gallagher's underwhelming performance at Wembley. Fans who had eagerly waited for hours to secure tickets were disappointed to see the advertised price raise from £148.50 to £355.20. As one Oasis fan put it, "Honestly, Liam is a busted flush. He was awful in 2018 when I saw him and seems to have gotten significantly worse."

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