Former heavyweight Klitschenko, 45, retired in 2017 after losing to Tyson Fury and Then Anthony Joshua. Since then, the boxer, who has been informing heavyweights for 11 years, has rarely shown photos and videos of himself in boxing.
Shortly after retiring, Klitschenko released photos showing him with compatriot Oleksandr Usik, then-second heavyweight fighter. He helped his fellow Ukrainians prepare him to become a heavyweight boxer.
This proved successful, as Usik had now replaced Joshua and taken away the three gold belts that Klitschenko himself had once held.
However, now Klitchenko has released a video of the actual combat in the boxing gym, and although he is 45 years old, his attack and defense are still sharp. That has led to speculation that he could eventually make a comeback in 2022. Some boxing fans even started talking about the possibility of rematching with Fury or Joshua.
In his initial remarks after retiring, Klitschenko said that if there was a chance to break George Foreman's record as the oldest heavyweight boxer in history, he could return to boxing.
Foreman became the world's heavyweight boxing champion at the age of 45 and 299 days. Defeating Michael Mueller in 1994 won the WBA and IBF Heavyweight Championship Gold Belts. He last successfully defended the IBF Gold Belt at the age of 46, and he eventually lost to Bridges at 48 years and 316 days.
Krychenko is currently 45 years old and 265 days old. Suppose, if Klitschenko returns to the field, he will try to break those records. Klitchenko has been sticking to boxing training, he said: "I love sports, I need it like breathing air. ”