Russian boxer Nikita Kuzmin, who is contracted by the Armed Forces and represents the Central Sports Club of the Army, finds himself facing potential obstacles in his international boxing career. The issue at hand is his involvement with the defense structures during the intense Russia's war in Ukraine. Due to this he may be barred from competing in international tournaments.

Kuzmin's involvement with the military during the intense war has raised concerns about his eligibility to participate in upcoming international tournaments. The implications of his role in the war have led to discussions within the sports community regarding the appropriateness of his continued representation of Russia on the international stage.

The decision regarding Kuzmin's participation in future international competitions rests in the hands of relevant sports authorities. They will need to carefully evaluate the implications of his military affiliation and weigh the ethical considerations associated with his involvement in the war. The outcome of this evaluation will undoubtedly have a significant impact on Kuzmin's professional boxing career and the broader message it sends within the sporting world.

Russian and Belarusian boxers contracted by military structures