Lomachenko first spoke about his future plans after the war

Boxer hinted at the fight for the title of absolute champion.

Ex-champion of the world in three divisions Vasyl Lomachenko (16-2, 11 KO) for the first time since the start of a full-scale Russian invasion of Ukraine spoke about his future boxing plans.

“Now is not the time, but the goal remains the same,” Lomachenko wrote in Instagram, alluding to the absolute championship.

It will be recalled that on February 24, Russian President Putin made an urgent statement about a special military operation in Ukraine, launching a large-scale invasion of Ukrainian cities.

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Lomachenko joined the Belgorod-Dniester defense in the Odesa region at the beginning of the war.

Vasyl Lomachenko defeated Richard Kommi in New York in New York by a unanimous decision of the judges.

Lomachenko had the option to leave Ukraine and fight for the title of absolute world champion with Australian George Cambosos, but the Ukrainian refused and left In the country.

George Cambosos became the absolute champion after the victory over the offender Ukrainian Teofimo Lopez. Earlier it was reported that Lomachenko topped the ranking for the accuracy of power strikes among all boxers in the world .

Based on materials: ZN.ua

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