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| − | '''Vitali Klitschko''' is a [[Ukraine|Ukrainian]] boxer and politician. He is the former WBO world champion in the heavyweight. Since April 2010 Klitschko is the leader of the oppositional anti-[[Viktor Yanukovych]] party [[Ukrainian Democratic Alliance for Reform]] (UDAR; russian for "strike"). He supported the [[Orange Revolution]] in Ukraine. | + | '''Vitali Klitschko''' is a [[Ukraine|Ukrainian]] boxer and politician. He is the former WBO world champion in the heavyweight. Since April 2010 Klitschko is the leader of the oppositional anti-[[Viktor Yanukovych]] party [[Ukrainian Democratic Alliance for Reform]] (UDAR; russian for "strike"). He supported the [[Orange Revolution]] in Ukraine. Klitschko was elected as mayor of [[Kiev]] in 2014.<ref>http://msn.foxsports.com/boxing/story/vitali-klitschko-former-heavyweight-champ-elected-mayor-of-kiev-052714</ref> |
Klitschko is a Orthodox Christian. | Klitschko is a Orthodox Christian. | ||
Revision as of 19:36, June 13, 2014
Vitali Klitschko is a Ukrainian boxer and politician. He is the former WBO world champion in the heavyweight. Since April 2010 Klitschko is the leader of the oppositional anti-Viktor Yanukovych party Ukrainian Democratic Alliance for Reform (UDAR; russian for "strike"). He supported the Orange Revolution in Ukraine. Klitschko was elected as mayor of Kiev in 2014.[1]
Klitschko is a Orthodox Christian.