Meet the guy who beat both Klitschko's!

[dan_cov]

Beat Vitali twice, lost once. Beat Wladimir once & lost one.

He also lost to the great Felix Savon & beat Valuev.

Alexei Levin.

(Would appear Sanders studied this one)

[dan_cov]

[Weltschmerz]

Pele Reid also beat Vitali with a kick to the head. Vitali also beat Wlad when they had an argument in their mom's backyard.

[letsgobrady]

where is he now?

[Mighty_Windir]

What the heeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee?

This guy never went pro D: but why?

[dan_cov]

Pele Reid also beat Vitali with a kick to the head. Vitali also beat Wlad when they had an argument in their mom's backyard.

I know I have the video. Did Vitali really beat Wladimir? Couldn't see it happening in the ring myself.

[dan_cov]

where is he now?

Retired at 27 after he lost to Audley Harrison in the olympics, he never went pro.

I believe hes the Russian quite famed for beating Audley (K.O I think) and Audley was matched with him again and avenged his earlier defeat.

[LacedUp]

I saw that fight live! Didn't know there was any footage of that.

[jaded]

Vitali was awkward as hell when he was young.

[edgarg]

Beat Vitali twice, lost once. Beat Wladimir once & lost one.

He also lost to the great Felix Savon & beat Valuev.

Alexei Levin.

(Would appear Sanders studied this one)

Nah you're wrong. I only watched the first video, that was a bad decision, Klitschko won every round. Very nippyon their feet both of them, and i was struck by the fact that the ref hardly interfered at all. They could clinch, and break themselves, they could infight and do anything legal they wanted. And they did it all in good sportsmanship, and trusted one another. These days you see the ref carry on like a performing kitten trying to learn the semaphore signalling course.

It was a pleasure to watch as I can't stand the amateur refs at all.