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  • BIGPOPPAPUMP
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    Comments Thread For: Vitali Klitschko States: I Can Leave Boxing at Any Time

    WBC heavyweight champion Vitali Klitschko (43-2, 40 KOs), 40-years-old, is splitting his time between boxing and politics. It is no secret that Vitali is reaching the end of his boxing career, and plans to devote himself fully to his political party UDAR. Vitali will defend his WBC crown on February 18 in Munich skirmish against Dereck Chisora ​​(15-2, 9 KOs). The next possible opponent could be WBA world champion David Haye (25-2, 23 KOs), who in July of 2011 was defeated by Vitali's 35-year-old brother Wladimir.

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    • nycsmooth
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      Good, go. You are the most boring champion I have seen in my long lifetime, and one of the least talented in the wekest heavy wt division , probably in history.

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        • frosty-g
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          Originally posted by nycsmooth
          Good, go. You are the most boring champion I have seen in my long lifetime, and one of the least talented in the wekest heavy wt division , probably in history.
          you don't know a whole lot about the sport you're commenting on eh?

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            • Superflo777
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              Good to know Vitali is being reasonable, he has accomplished everything he could and secured himself a place among the all time greatests of his sport. I think as a politican he's got a long and bright future ahead, and as president of Ukraine he could improve the lifes of millions of people.

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                • onechance87
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                  Originally posted by nycsmooth
                  Good, go. You are the most boring champion I have seen in my long lifetime, and one of the least talented in the wekest heavy wt division , probably in history.
                  lol.....................

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                    • KingTito
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                      #6
                      Good. Retire.

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                        • EL ANIMAL
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                          Long Live Vitaly

                          he is one of the most dominant WBC champs ever!
                          Long live Vitaly.

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                            • Taaj Manzoor
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                              I will sure miss his boring style along with his equally boring brother.

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                                • Alonzo Harris
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                                  #9
                                  The article refers to David Haye as WBA world champion, don't writers read their own ish these days, smh.

                                  But yeah Vitali could fight for another 10 years and he'd still probably be competitive.

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                                    • Superflo777
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                                      #10
                                      Originally posted by Taaj Manzoor
                                      I will sure miss his boring style along with his equally boring brother.
                                      How can 40 KO's in 43 wins be boring?

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