Vitali Klitschko

WBO und WBC World Champion, Heavyweight

Since the beginnings in the professional camp in 1996 at Universum, we have accompanied the careers of Vitali and Wladimir. Even after leaving Universum and founding their own management company, Vitali has remained our partner and still trains with Paffen Sport equipment today.

He is a living legend of heavyweight boxing. The Ukrainian professional boxer and politician has left his mark on the history of boxing not only with his imposing appearance, but also with his impressive career.

At 2.02 metres tall and a fighting weight of over 110 kilograms, Vitali Klitschko embodied physical superiority in the ring. His impressive fighting record and his title successes reflect his dominance in the heavyweight division. Vitali won several world titles, including the WBC title, which he successfully defended twice.

Known for his aggressive boxing style coupled with tactical wisdom, Vitali Klitschko celebrated impressive victories over notable opponents such as Lennox Lewis, Chris Byrd and Tomasz Adamek. His ability to take hard punches and control the fight made him a feared opponent.

Away from the boxing ring, Vitali Klitschko has also pursued an impressive political career. As mayor of Kiev and a leading political activist in Ukraine, he campaigns against Russia's war and for democracy and reforms in his home country.

As the undefeated WBC world champion, he was awarded Champion Emeritus by the WBC after the end of his professional career and the retirement of his title.

"Dr Eisenfaust" (fight name) boxes in the southpaw position, is 201 cm tall and has a reach of 203 cm. reach of 203 cm. He was born on 19 July 1971 in Belovodsk, Kyrgyzstan SSR, is the mayor of Kiev and holds a doctorate in sports science. He was trained by Fritz Sdunek and managed by Bernd Bönte.

Title as a professional:

WBO and WBC world champion

Fight record as a professional:

47 fights, 45 wins, 41 KOs, 2 defeats

Title as an amateur:

Silver World Championship (1995), Gold Military World Championship (1995)

Fight record as an amateur: 

210 fights as an amateur, 195 wins (80 KO's)