A pair of highly-rated German brothers are hoping to follow in the footsteps of Wladimir and Vitali Klitschko after inking bumper professional deals.Ismet Ademi, aged 24 and Endrit Ademi, who is 21, have been dubbed the ‘Next Klitschkos’ by the German press, are said to have snubbed interest from established UK and US outfits to build their careers at home with German promoter Ringside Zone.The Ademi brothers are hoping to emulate the KlitschkosRingside ZoneThe duo, who boast seven national amateur titles between them, turned professional earlier this year on the same card in Hamburg.They both won their debuts via first-round knockout, and have now ambitiously set their sights on emulating the Klitschko brothers in becoming simultaneous heavyweight world champions.The Klitschkos, who adopted Germany as their second home for much of their careers, achieved the impressive feat in 2008 when Vitali regained his WBC heavyweight title against Samuel Peter at a time when Wladimir possessed both the IBF and WBO straps.Wladimir added the WBA title to his collection in 2013, resulting in the pair holding all four major sanctioning belts between them for a short period before Vitali hung up his gloves that same year.The next Klitschkos?Ismet said: “My brother and I had massive offers from abroad, but Germany is our home and this is where we want to build our legacy.“Ringside Zone has already shown they can put German fighters in world title fights, and that mattered to us. “We made a promise to each other years ago that we would become world champions together – signing here is another step toward keeping it.”Endrit Ademi said: “Ever since we were sparring with pros at 12 and 13 years old, we’ve believed we belonged at the top of this sport.“Now we get to chase that dream with a promoter who is putting German boxing back on the map. “This is just the beginning – we are here to become world champions.”Vitali and Wladimir held heavyweight world titles between them simultaneously from 2008 to 2013GETTYRingside Zone CEO, Florian Winter, sees the acquisition of the Ademi brothers as a major coup, and a sign that the country’s biggest stars no longer need to leave Germany to ply their trade elsewhere.“Beating promoters from the UK and the US to the signatures of Ismet and Endrit Ademi is exactly the kind of statement we set out to make,” said Winter.“These are two of the brightest heavyweight prospects anywhere in the world right now, and they chose Germany. “German boxing has an incredible history, and off the back of nights like Paddy Donovan headlining in Mannheim and Peter Kadiru’s world title shot against Murat Gassiev, we are building the platform to take this country back to the top of the sport. “We haven’t had two fighters with this combination of talent, pedigree and ambition since the Klitschko brothers made Germany their home and dominated the heavyweight division for the best part of 20 years.“Ismet and Endrit have that same partnership, that same power, and that same hunger for world titles. “The Ademi Brothers are the next major step in this mission – two new superstars ready to emulate, build on and further the legacy the Klitschkos left behind.”Watch Boxing on DAZN*If you click a link in this boxout, we will earn affiliate revenueSign up to DAZN to access the definitive subscription for boxing fans.Upgrade to DAZN Ultimate from just £24.99/month, guaranteeing access to 185+ fights annually, a minimum of 12 pay-per-views at no extra cost, as well as every Lega Serie A match and other elite football access.Alternatively, DAZN Standard is just £15.99/month, with the caveat you will have to pay for pay-per-view events.Click here to sign up.