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Wladimir Klitschko yesterday slammed Tyson Fury’s controversial remarks about homosexuals and women.
Fury, who beat Ukrainian veteran Klitschko on points last November in Germany to become world heavyweight champion, has provoked outrage by equating homosexuality and abortion with paedophilia and saying a woman’s “best place is on her back.”
The two fighters meet again in a July 9 rematch at Manchester Arena, with the WBO and WBA belts Fury claimed from Klitschko back on the line.
Klitschko said of his revenge mission that he looked forward to there being “a champion that represents the sport in a good way and can be looked up to.”
The 40-year-old then said: “I’m not OK with what comes out of Fury’s mouth, his statements.
“For example — that all homosexual men and women and paedophiles belong in the same place, in jail basically. That all women belong in the kitchen and on their back.
“So that is basically where he sees Elton John and the Queen.
“To all people who say the same and think the same way out there, and to you Fury — I want to say fuck off.”
Fury responded by drawing attention to the fact that Klitschko had sworn and doing a mocking impersonation of him — before labelling him a “pussy,” then throwing further, foul-mouthed abuse at his opponent.
