
The ex-champion of the world in heavyweight boxing Vladimir Klitschko said that his offender and the closest rival in the match-match Briton Tyson Fury should be excommunicated from boxing for his sexist, anti-Semitic and homophobic comments, BBC reports.
“I was shocked when I heard his statements, ” Interfax quotes Klikko Jr.. “When he began to talk about Jews, he was generally similar to Hitler. This man is just an imbecile. He should shut up, or he should be silent in the ring, or he needs to be removed. He sows only hatred.”
The 40-year-old Ukrainian, the first defeat from Fury for 11 years, said that there could not be such a champion in boxing. Klitschko was supported by the organization "Campaign against anti -Semitism", which filed an official complaint to the British boxing council with a request to disqualify the athlete.
The 27-year-old Fury posted a scandalous video on social networks, for which he subsequently apologized and promised to improve, but this did not reassure his critics.
In November 2015, Fury defeated the younger Klitschko on his glasses and took away the champion belts from him. The rare between the Ukrainian and the British will be held on July 9 in Manchester .