Former world boxing champions Wladimir and Vitali Klitschko urge Europe to stay strong for Ukraine
Wladimir Klitschko celebrates with his brother after winning the WBO World Heavyweight title in 2002 in Atlantic City
Ukraine’s Klitschko brothers dominated the sport of boxing for a decade. Both were world heavyweight champions, and between them they fought 40 title bouts. Sanctions needed to go further, he said. “We need to walk the talk and not just say it but actually do it. Because very often it’s sad but in reality it’s not working.
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