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He was only two years old when he arrived in Brno from Ukraine with his parents and had to learn among local boys how to fight for his place. Thirty years later, he is one of the most popular and visible faces of OKTAGON.
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LOOKING BACK AT ŠTVANICE: NEW LIGHT HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPION AND RANKING SHIFTS
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