70,000 expected for Vitali's farewell fight

[The Hammer]

Vitali vs. Charr is now official.

1. This is probably going to be Vitali's last fight. The only possible exception MIGHT be a Haye fight. And for that to happen Haye would have to beat Chisora, AND Vitali would have to lose the election (both of those happening are not likely).

2. This most likely being Vitali's last fight, it's not of great importance who he fights. Why? Because after he retires everything will be up for grabs anyway, and Wlad will unify the titles.

3. Vitali will be 41-years old when he enters the ring (Lewis was 37 for his last fight). He's been boxing for 16-years, and before that he was kickboxing. Point is, that's a LOT of fighting.

Whether Vitali fights the #1 contender, or #100...it doesn't really matter, as he has nothing else to prove. If Vitali wants to go out on a high note with a fight in the Ukraine in front of 70,000 fans, so be it. He's definitely entitled to his "swan song" of boxing.

[Pirao]

It's too bad his last opponent is a nobody like Charr, couldn't he get anyone better?

[Curtiz]

I'll be happy when they're both gone.

Nobody will give a ****.

[Mr. Philadel]

At least Wlad now has the chance to become Undisputed heavyweight champion. Let's get it Wlad

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green for posting my EXACT thought!!

Big Vit has to be respected...I salute the big man!!

[The Hammer]

Big Vit has to be respected...I salute the big man!!

He most definitely has earned our respect.

[IronDanHamza]

I'm looking forward to Wlad getting all of the belts.

I know he loves the fact he and his brother rule the Heavyweight division but I bet he dreams of holding all the belts at the same time.

[Superflo777]

I'm looking forward to Wlad getting all of the belts.

Me too, and he will keep them for a long time if everything goes right.