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A professional boxer from Brooklyn who also happens to be an Orthodox Jew is one contender who is making a name for himself in and out of the ring. Ukrainian-born Dmitriy Salita prays daily at an ultra-Orthodox center in Flatbush, keeps kosher, and doesn't fight or train on the Jewish Sabbath.
Video – Brooklyn’s Orthodox Jewish Boxer
A 15 second ad from FOX will play before the video
A professional boxer from Brooklyn who also happens to be an Orthodox Jew is one contender who is making a name for himself in and out of the ring. Ukrainian-born Dmitriy Salita prays daily at an ultra-Orthodox center in Flatbush, keeps kosher, and doesn’t fight or train on the Jewish Sabbath.
M.M.
yarmulkah???
LEV
CANCEL HBO
REASON
DISCRIMINATION OF DMITRIY SALITA
BG
I love Matis singing at his boxing match.
They’re both amazing Jews!
mom
Never mind the yarmulke. How about the sfira beard?
Yakov Pilavsky
We’re so proud to see Dima as a member of our congregation of Chabad House of Flatbush.Wishing Dima always to be like Yehuda Maccabi . Hatzlacha, Parnasah veBriyut! Moshiach Now !
CHT
to M.M. – yarmulke cannot sustain in this type of body movement. I go to the same gym and what I do is I attach baseball cap tightly. What happens is sweat accumulates and eyes get flooded with salt. I barely handle that but compare my training with Dmitri’s :)
dovid, ch
i envy his determination and his trust in hashem.
Shlomo
I respect Yuri for his recent conversion to judaism,