WLAD (vs. ViTKLiT ?): “Our mom will not survive this fight..have to take care of her"

In the very same article that they cry about Valuev not unifying with them, WLAD acts like he is justified in splitting belts with his brother...

Valuev is no real champ...and he proves it by steering clear of other champs...

WLAD needs to shut up about Valuev's belt, and realize his brother is holding one that could be his.

Don't cry about Don King when your brother is on the scene... :-(

Here is the KLiTs crying about unification, while they expect us to ignore that they themselves are sharing the belts...and are keeping clarity away from the division...

From the Daily Times (Pakistan)
Klitschkos look to hold all four belts in 2009

MOSCOW: Vitali and Wladimir Klitschko are worried that promoters will deny them the chance of holding all four heavyweight titles.

The Ukrainian brothers currently hold three of the belts - Wladmir is the IBF and WBO champion, and Vitali is the WBC champ. Only WBA champion Nikolai Valuev stands between a historic four-belt family sweep. The Klitschko brothers claimed Monday that Valuev’s promoters, American Don King and German Wilfried Sauerland, are holding up the chance for one of them to take his title by offering an unacceptable share of the purse.

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Vitali Klitschko said the purse should be split 50-50 because it would pit champion against champion. Both Vitali, 37, and Wladimir, 32, said they would be ready to fight the 2.14-meter (7-foot) Russian, and Valuev himself has appeared agreeable to the idea.

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Wladimir Klitschko said. If the fight does go ahead, Wladimir Klitschko said, it will likely be toward the end of the year due to all the planning required. That might be too late for the brothers to achieve their dream of holding all four belts at one time. Vitali Klitschko, who announced his retirement in 2005 but came back in 2007, is preparing for the mandatory defense of his WBC title against Juan Carlos Gomez of Cuba on March 21. He had hoped to fight Britain’s David Haye in June in London, but will instead take on the WBC’s No. 1-ranked challenger in Stuttgart.

Wladimir Klitschko said he would now likely face Haye, though arrangements are in their infancy, and named Chris Arreola as another possible opponent this year. The brothers reiterated they would never break a promise to their mother and square off against each other in the ring.

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Wladimir Klitschko said. ap