Ukrainian boxer Alexander Usik once again touched on a topic that is connected with Russia.

According to former world heavyweight champion, Russians are not to blame for what happened.

" I continue to communicate with them. They are not to blame for what happened.. The fact that our kings, who are above, did not divide something. Or someone else.

Presidents talk among themselves every day, talk about certain situations. And we call each other. Listen, I’ve heard so much over that time that I’m Separ, padded jacket, Little Russia. So many names that I think you can even come up with a song for it.

People do not like the fact that I do not meet their expectations. They are waiting for something. And you don’t rely on people, you can’t hope on people, you need to hope on God.

And what happens is just a tin. It will take some large amount of time, and, God forbid, that little has passed, and we will recall this and say: How could we admit that such a thing happened? And it will be.

In fact, if we are waiting for some help from outside, then this is very bad. We must help ourselves within ourselves, not drive each other. Do not beat the neighbor, do not call him names, "

Usyk held his last fight on the night of October 13, 2019, when he successfully made his heavyweight debut, defeating American Chaz Witherspoon. Now Sasha has 17 wins in 17 fights (13 knockouts).

The next opponent of Usyk will be Briton Derek Chisora. Their battle was scheduled for May 23, but it was postponed due to the coronavirus pandemic.. March 13 Usik and Chisora \u200b\u200bhold a duel of views at a joint press conference in London.

Usik earlier told how a pause in preparation for the fight affects him..