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WBC heavyweight champion of the world Vitali Klitschko could hardly find an easier (and less satisfying) end to his fight with 2004 Olympic gold medalist Odlanier Solis than the one which came his way this Saturday night. A right hook, which barely touched, Cuban’s whiskers produced a sudden impact on his knee (not sure which one – the left or the right) and forced Solis to crumble down in pain to be counted out in the very first round. Bam! Another knockout victory for the Big Brother and another victim fails to get up until the count of ten. But what does it mean in terms of historical meaning and how can it change the place of Vitaly among the best fighters from the former Soviet Union and (previously) Russian Empire? The answer is here tonight – in the fifth part of our ranks. [Click Here To Read More]
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