before adding him in his last fights probably all of his opponents were at least ten years younger and to be honest with you we tally is my idol because to be in this age not only yours it is four years old and he says he has also forming talk to talk about my future. and with the stage and experience and then i think he's not just fighting well or great he looks as well in this sort of a shame he's hinting at you know becoming too old. to be in the rage and form and look good as you are that you listen you've seen all of it on the inside the rink and outside of the ring so what might have eats you today what's the motivation for you to go out there and it and be beaten i mean is it money. money. became enough motivation is it is a motivation no no not really so you don't need money you know what is very

important very very important to have a dream a life and dreams is biggest motivation and always. try to reach you dream and make you dream true and is biggest motivation to make its next step and if you we should go you make zenaida's go and try to reach and or lies to you vision and it is because motivation if you best and the wall to yes of course your suit is good money for your job if you bezels world is a box and. also on you. or good money for four or five but money if somebody sink about money go to the ring you've been there or like this speaking about dreams isn't there any dream you ever had that isn't realized. you still dream of something yes of course i mean there's no point a life without dreams is boring sport is what you dream of boxing today. many

many years ago i had a dream i was told about my dream to my school friends i want to be one day while champion i want to. beat my ties and i think he's title the way my friends. somebody who'll listen well that just smile and nobody believes but it's very important to trust yourself and to hear to hear your dream and walk maybe you need weeks maybe you need months maybe you need your arse to realise your dream but he's very important if you want to or much if you want our. nothing is impossible of italy this will be your first fight in moscow if i'm not mistaken so many people around the world there are why in moscow i'll put it differently why is the first flights of this caliber that you had in moscow. one of your

first flight errors i have full of experience as amateur and professional boxer i fart. during her oswald. many many cities in the russia also in. former soviet union but there are fights and more score in most all we have huge. so many. jewish community of boxing fans and boxing is very popular and especially many people can come from kansas than from ukraine from where all of from or russia to go and this is the capital of the country you were born in it's truly skeptical of country where where we were born and. also. why the fight in switzerland wife while fighting in united states

we. see too many factors in sport is global and that's why if we have a chance to buy the new place a new city and to deliver a good fight for fans we do that because we enjoy that and the question. many people explain the placement of the spite with politics because you are a leader of the you down a party and the fight is a september and october are you going to run for parliament in ukraine so is this fight part of that election campaign. you know what sport and cold exist to support a saying so do your case tell me popularity is popularity ok. ok all my career is perforation for parliament election like bush was in there going on all his career was a preparation for his political career. made him popular. you know what as a sportsman i am very popular and. i make it feel steps but it's

a very good step we build a team and exactly the same. skills what i use in boxing i use in pulte i mean you need to go all you need is skills to reach you goal to work hard to be organized to good team because in boxing. also in politic so much depends on how good you are and if you want to do the best work was the best you said if your idol is the elder brother but as for politics is he also your idol do you think he's a professional as professional or easy a professional boxer and amateur politician will just say is he still. says or the basin difference between politics and being professionally in sports also

targeting new goals in the politics so you have to grow into the politician you have to grow him so and then know that it used to always interested in in the politics and he was getting into it and now he spends yes spent over five six seven years i don't know how much was many years were there but some around that time and all the goals that he has. at the front of him i actually his opinion as well because he's fighting still fighting fighting before good on the political field and this battle is not easy and agree with him you know in sports you have rules. in politics you kind of all have rules well well the rule is the funny and also funny because it is really kind of almost like a mole rules in the certain way and it's much tougher fight then in any boxing event do you ever have any question that in politics if you compare it's

a box somewhere halfway through the match like lie after ten rounds or something they make you switch corner is this and then that you'll be in the blue quarter if you're. in the red corner does it you know whether. you talk about ukraine's new country we just celebrate the last year twenty years independency. we talk about. god respond to. and compare to sports in sport we have. if you. break the rules. but always. break the rules you do school fight and. compared to sports it's like no rules. it's not easy but. i am sure you have to invest a lot of time many years ago i explained to my friend suppose the dreams in sports

and right now i have four dreams and full to also my dream in baltic to build modern country middle of europe we waltz life well we'll have to take a break at this point but we will be back in time just a reminder that my guests on the show today are the famous klitschko brothers spotlight will be back stay away or. we'll do the. technology innovation all the developments from

around russia we've got the future covered. welcome back to spotlight i'm not even just a reminder that my guests on the show today are the famous klitschko brothers vladimir and vitale the greatest boxing family in history. the great russian. fighter well he is he actually was because he quit just recently one of the main main guys. in the sport

so what's your attitude to his career and to and to fighting without any rules well i think even further i met him last year and he's. that's my first meeting with america he's an incredible guy he's very self-confident very call police very far and we were in the semi. and therefore respect for all that humans in a sport that you've done and actually sport itself when we talk about sport has rules and people sometimes think or call it the. you have c. or m m a so mixed martial arts. the other federation as you see in kind of same sport. they there is fighting without rules which is not true there are rules.

the beginning of that was maybe a little different but with with the time and improvement of the sport there are certain rules and it's very complicated sport and watching it one time and it was authentic to one of the events and the skills that those fighters have they have to be able to wrestle to box to to do a lot of things in the you have to have great condition and you have to watch all around with your point and in the woods you have to do and it's very complicated sport it's very complicated to be successful for such a long time in this sport since we've. been there the name of the previous has been challenging you guys for quite a while do you think there is a chance that any one of you will need to many times. i saw her actually have. two chances to wise. or was ready to fight him actually or signs a contract to score some press conference and how the sun doesn't come to the person that we listen excuses for in sync we was very confused because

excuse was little different. than say one sings. he scores total different points and he's more or explain there are. points why it's out of those and go and doesn't fight. he have good skills good fighter and the best maybe this fight against his school happens where assume and we'll let him. i love the other letter because you know what is so funny situation i'm glad i'm here. super champion. i think sandra champion. for many many fans was really disappointed whose real champion of course a lot of. alexander by the looks of them takes in a small title wriggled champion. when not i hope. will be

very interesting fights for our show a little or in other question about that motivation that you're holding you're holding four titles and you've been holding and defending them for quite a while recently you'd be tony the tiger thompson in various sorts and chad's fight when you defended one of your titles what how easy or maybe how boring is it to keep defending your titles without a chance of winning something else well there are and there are boring and. it's always something exciting why because one of the titles when i was fighting for example would be one of the ladies paid half a million dollars that were used for charity to carry one of the belts so i kept winning the belts and they actually instead of four their five belts and they have five people carrying the balls in the ring and i'm glad that also one of the latest fights in march that i had this year one of the kids. out there was carrying

one of the belts and alexis is there to seek and he has. i wish him long life but unfortunately his health is eliminating the amount of years that he's going to leave and if you can make a little change in people's minds even with these little boys is alex. it gives you great motivation to repeat those things and go and fight again and and in the race money for certain good things for charity and education and sports that's actually what we know we tell and i very well and that's i think is the key for the young people to get success in their lives a couple of question about the philosophy of the sport the telly. the number of versions to which. champions are chosen in boxing is a pretty impressive don't you think it was better one day when there was one undisputed

world champion. so one. would know you. were also there is the one family name under all the titles there's no way to anyway anyway. do you think it does make sense to have five five yes may make sense this is a champion to defend his title. twice or three times a year. can imagine how long have to wait. to come to least top. somebody who have a number one hundred in a position. that's why. boys have a chance weekly become an up and yes of course is very interesting to fight when. champion from fight against another one champion against

a champion who will be super champion and actually work well. but right now is whether holding a holding call bells. in a division and that's why. books in evidence. there are disappointed because who is championing her we division was a well boxing is pretty traumatic and you know better than anybody else people actually people go to watch boxing matches to see people fight each other well the same situation used to be as you know in formula one racing people went to the drums to see the crashes now they've done everything to reduce the danger of a car racing do you think the time will come when they will reduce dramatically the danger of trauma in boxing and do you think we need to do that as

a matter of fact the rules from box have been changed for years a little change is the model. and they're all still actually the same you can improve your formula one car but you cannot improve anything else when you were in the boxing gloves so you saw you lose to leave the income when you look at the yeah exactly there is nothing to protect you there's no helmets there's nothing if we talk about program issues have a question about c.e.o.'s and that's why i think that's where boxing will stay always as a classic sports with not such a big changes and another question that has been asked to you lots of times and there i've ask you that question but i think about ten years ago when we first met you say you promised your mother never defied each other so you still insist that that will never happen is that true you know with a boxing main goal. to knock out your opponent.

as possible. we know just bros way close friends friends and. worry difficult to flies shows as false born to comport emotionally difficult and second point. in their us. or fight against somebody can you measure eve do solves shows. to be very difficult for and that's why we do want to break hearts of that's why we promise to. others and we keep ok last question very sure if i want a yes or no answer from both of you how has anybody of you ever been in a fixed fight it's only a numbers and a fixed fight like a hundred dollars and you're going to win the lotto with

a ball to top that's why. i'm here i'm telling you have you also been in the fix for i mean all during your whole life i mean it's the fights are pretty much fixed in the way of find this is we talk about because if they don't you know what it is that is exactly where it is a letter you're going to lose or that i mean cheating you're going to get the same but have never been involved in such a thing never hurt and been reading this story about that and. but me personally probably doesn't make any sense to anyone to make me loose and there's a lot of things that you can ask. questions but you know what there is one answer that you can get from the brothers and the answer is if the clincher we sure are promoting right now in russia has been all around the world we've been in that the states in britain in the new europe and now the movie is hitting the russian market and this also has through the full languages russian german and english so if you

want to improve your language you can do it. of course you can get a lot of questions and a lot of answers through the commercial which is really exciting and just work and i hope it's good improve my boxing to thank you. thank you very much guys for being with us and just to remind my guests on the show today that brought the most famous boxing family in the world and that's it for now for all of us with you if you want to add your sales or have someone in mind for you think it's time to drop me a line. at t.v. . and let's keep spotlight interact so we'll be back with more on the what's going on and outside russia until then they are. take it.

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it is a pleasure to have you with us today here on. live in moscow the syrian delegation has walked out on a session of the nonaligned movement in tehran they were angered at a speech by the egyptian leader mohamed morsi who called president assad's regime oppressive syria's foreign minister said the comments amounted to inciting further violence in the country here on the program. he believes the statement was unbalanced. he didn't criticize the rebels at all i mean the rebels have been responsible for much of the violence in syria the government to but you know there were bombs going off this week a few people clearly didn't he didn't make any mention of that so i can understand the syrians feeling very green but what he said we got to bear in mind the fact that egypt receives about one point five six billion u.s. dollars in aid and on top of that back in august they received two billion dollars from qatar and of course the u.s. and it's hard to the leading hawks on syria so when you're receiving that much

money from us in good times hardly surprising go to a summit and criticize syria is not a big surprise really so the new leader the new egyptian leader mohamed morsi are perhaps already. signaling his friendship with the west or possibly a war capitol hill as you say with his brow don't follow should you think that with the whole summit going on and you know one hundred twenty members of member states being represented here do you think they can come to something to resolve the ongoing crisis in syria. who are like you know what i think the key player in this rule is the u.s. i mean the u.s. is the main part in this that the u.s. and its allies which look at force as well unless we get a change of position from there i don't really see what the any movement can actually do i think the boss of us is caught or we're getting a break from the washington is more to the right wing rhetoric about arming rebels on the lease or rights today so unless we get a major shift there it's not going to help really and a great egypt position is going to talk it doesn't matter what media groups we set up which countries are on the key player in all of this is the u.s. the u.s.

is the one stoking this up the u.s. has to change its policies and to let syrian sort out their own futures back out of syria then we can get some peace and dialogue now as you say so washington of the u.s. is the big player here perhaps behind the felted curtains are washington has said that the whole are not aligned movement summit isn't worthy of any high level attendance that coming from the u.s. state department just the other day do you think such criticism is justified it's two thirds of the world in the u.s. has the arab gets to say it doesn't count it's beyond what's really because of course the u.s. wants us to believe that only it and its allies represent the international. the international community is meeting now in tehran the u.s. doesn't like it the fact is that the u.s. getting warm will isolate iran now series of issues south america africa countries china russia you know that is the world i think going to see more ships in the years to come and the u.s. power is in decline and that's the reality and that's what we don't like. now the deadlocked u.n. security council is set to discuss syria with france presiding over the top body hoping for a resolution to help tackle the growing humanitarian crisis there so he was also

invited to the ministerial meeting it's pushing for a creation of a buffer a no fly zone over syria something russia and china both strongly object to syria's president meantime as a lashed out of the ankara saying it bears direct responsibility for the bloodshed in the country. said his forces need more time to overcome the rebels with heavy fighting on going recent reports suggest opposition fighters have now down the government fighter jet in the elite province a lebanese nun who spent over a decade in syria and came to the aid of the suffering when the conflict erupted says armed gangs started causing chaos there a very long time ago. our also it is a religious it's not political. it's not even civilian in a generally i asked to do position part where the given year were already implemented. and so i could have an idea as an eyewitness and it

is a beginning we did not even know who were here first and we said said good people there were. identified the gangs you know we said we don't know whom they are but they are spreading was disorder killings abducting and many kind you know of methods for example where they will kill allow it i have seen. in homs. a flock of blood. because in the day before. people you know saws and i did then defied gangs have been beheading nine and now with people just because they were and i will i have seen this with my eyes. you can see that interview in full there including firsthand accounts are right

from the heart of the conflict in syria in about twenty five minutes from now. jordanian security forces at a massive refugee camp on the border with syria are on high alert after two hundred refugees turned on the guards over the conditions there and the government says anyone responsible for violence will be deported it appears that dealing with the immense influx from syria is far beyond what jordan can cope with as artie's paula slayer reports. exhausted and drained there's not much for these refugees to do besides swelter under the scorching desert sun children from the violence back home in syria they walked for days in the heat to get here and so they come in numbers and under the wire not one person here has gone through the official borders instead depending on the level of violence in syria as many as a thousand people each day are fleeing across into jordan they're picked up from the border by the.