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Ukrainian boxing superstar Vasyl Lomachenko is arguably the most decorated amateur boxer in history, having won two gold medals in separate Olympics while conquering numerous other accolades during his tenure as an amateur where he compiled a trailblazing record of 396 wins and 1 losses.

Due to his pedigree in the amateurs, Lomachenko was one of the most highly-regarded fighters before he even turned professional in 2013, and despite the high expectations he came into the professional ranks with, Lomachenko did not disappoint.

Since his professional debut, Vasyl Lomacheno quickly went on to establish himself as a future Hall of Famer after recording nine wins over current, former or future world champions. 

Despite his relatively late start to the sport, Lomachenko also defeated several undefeated opponents and is regarded as one of the fastest-rising fighters to have accomplished what he had in the sport; with just some of his accomplishments including Lomachenko competing and winning in twelve world title fights against significant opponents in his division.

Currently, the Ukrainian is still active within the sport and setting his sights on another run in the lightweight division following a close-knit controversial loss to former undisputed lightweight champion Devin Haney.