The Detroit Lions Superfan, Andy Isaac, who became an Internet sensation, died at the age of 44.
Isaac, better known for his mango @worldofisaac, died after a 19 -year battle against cancer.
“Andy died peacefully this morning with his beloved family,” he shared a statement in his X account read Thursday morning.
'We thank everyone for their support and love over the years. This was a genuine space of laughter and kindness. Please carry this spirit in honor of Andy.
“As always, Faturay Forever and FTB.”
The very dear sports personality shared a heartbreaking farewell for his followers last month, since he revealed in one of his final publications that he was entering hospice care.
The Detroit Lions Superfan, Andy Isaac, which became an internet sensation, died at the age of 44
Isaac was diagnosed with Hodgkin's lymphoma in 2006 and became a popular online figure
Last month, he announced in a final publication of social networks that he was entering hospice care
'Having cancer since 2006 has finally affected me. Finally he has stripped me of the quality of life, 'Isaac wrote.
'I have decided on hospice care. Life has been a fight in recent months and years. I hope to find some peace in hospice. I can keep a diary of my last days.
'I'm not sure yet. I am tired and it hurts. I have a horrible feet infection that prevents me from walking, and I simply have no strength to do all the last minute things I want. But I will try.
'I hope I have given everyone a positive perspective of life. I hope I even had the greatest impact. Be friendly with each other. I love you all. In truth, I do it.
Isaac was diagnosed with Hodgkin's lymphoma in 2006 and, as he told Athletics, he began writing shortly after.
It became a popular online figure thanks to its humor and passion for the Detroit Lions (NFL), Pistons (NBA), Tigers (MLB), Red Wings (NHL) and the State University of Michigan.
Isaac has published almost 50,000 times in X since 2009, 'for sports, for lions and for the Pistons and for the tigers and for MSU, and so on'.
The taxes were flooded for Isaac when his fellow sports fans honored him in the responses to his family's statement.