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Vasyl Lomachenko

2019-04-13T05:02:23Z

Jamamb:

[[File:Vasyl Lomachenko1.JPG|left|225px]]
<boxer>659771</boxer>
*'''Trainer:''' [[Anatoly Lomachenko]] (father) (2013-present)
*'''Manager:''' [[Egis Klimas]] (2013-present)
*'''Promoter:''' [[Top Rank]] (2013-present)

== Career Overview ==
'''Vasyl Lomachenko''' is a Ukrainian former amateur boxer who won the Featherweight Olympic Gold medal and was awarded the prestigious [[Val Barker Trophy]] for the most "Outstanding Boxer" at the 2008 Olympic Games in Beijing, China. Also in 2008, Lomachenko won the gold medal at the European Amateur Championships.

Lomachenko went on to win the gold medal at the 2009 World Amateur Championships, where he conceded only seven points in the whole tournament despite breaking his hand in the tournament.

In 2011, Lomachenko moved up to the lightweight division where he captured the gold medal at the World Amateur Championships. In 2012, he won the Olympic Gold medal at the Olympic Games in London, England.

He finished his amateur career with a claimed career record of 396-1, with his only loss avenged twice.

Former Olympic gold medalist [[Istvan Kovacs]] said of Lomachenko: “Thank God there was no Lomachenko in my division at the time, I never saw a fighter like him before.”

After winning the gold medal at the 2012 Olympics, Lomachenko entered the World Series of Boxing 2012/2013 as a lightweight representing the “Ukraine Otamans”, where he amassed a record of 6-0 in 5-round bouts, scoring knockdowns on most of his opponents.

In August 2013, Lomachenko turned professional after signing for [[Top Rank]].

== Amateur Career ==
[[File:Vasyl Lomachenko 2.jpg|right|200px]]
In 2004 he became the Junior flyweight European U-17 champion, in 2006 he won the Junior World Championships, where he beat future Bantamweight World Champion and fellow southpaw [[Sergey Vodopyanov]].

Next year at the (seniors) World Championships 2007 in Chicago he won the silver medal in the Featherweight class, and qualified for the 2008 Beijing Olympic games. In the first round, he drew [[Albert Selimov]], the man who defeated him in the World Amateur Championships. However, Lomachenko was able to avenge the loss.

2012 Olympic Games - Gold, 2011 AIBA World Championship - Gold , 2010 National Championship - Gold, 2009 AIBA World Championship - Gold , 2009 National Championship - Gold, 2008 Olympic Games - Gold, 2008 Continental Championship - Gold, 2007 AIBA World Championship - Silver, 2006 AIBA Junior World Championship - Gold, 2004 Junior European U-17 Championship - Gold

== Olympic Games Results ==
'''2008''' (as a featherweight)
*Defeated [[Albert Selimov]] (Russia) 14-7
*Defeated [[Bahodirjon Sultonov]] (Uzbekistan) 13-1
*Defeated [[Li Yang]] (China) 12-3
*Defeated [[Yakup Kilic]] (Turkey) 10-1
*Defeated [[Khedafi Djelkhir]] (France) RSC 1 (1:51)

'''2012''' (as a lightweight)
*1st round bye
*Defeated [[Wellington Arias Romero]] (Dominican Republic) 15-3
*Defeated [[Felix Verdejo]] (Puerto Rico) 14-9
*Defeated [[Yasniel Toledo]] (Cuba) 14-11
*Defeated [[Han Soon-Chul]] (South Korea) 19-9

== World Amateur Championships Results ==
'''2006 - World Junior Championships''' (as a flyweight)
*Defeated [[Alberto Portuondo]] (Cuba) RSCO 3
*Defeated [[Rahim Najafov]] (Azerbaijan) RSCO 3
*Defeated [[Andrew Selby]] (Wales) RSCO 3
*Defeated [[Sergey Vodopyanov]] (Russia) 37-17
*Defeated [[Derenik Gizhlaryan]] (Armenia) 34-14

'''2007 - World Championships''' (as a featherweight)
*Defeated [[Abner Cotto]] (Puerto Rico) 26-9
*Defeated [[Fedor Papazov|Theodoros Papazov]] (Greece) 19-5
*Defeated [[Mihail Biarnadski]] (Belarus) 21-6
*Defeated [[Arturo Santos Reyes]] (Mexico) RSCO 3
*Defeated [[Li Yang]] (China) +13-13
*Lost to [[Albert Selimov]] (Russia) 11-16

'''2009 - World Championships''' (as a featherweight)
*1st round bye
*Defeated [[Mario Aleksic]] (Bosnia) 16-2
*Defeated [[Craig Evans]] (Wales) 15-1
*Defeated [[Branimir Stankovic]] (Serbia) 8-2
*Defeated [[Oscar Valdez]] (Mexico) 12-1
*Defeated [[Sergey Vodopyanov]] (Russia) 12-1

'''2011 - World Championships''' (as a lightweight)
*Defeated [[Lomalito Moala]] (Tonga) RSC 1
*Defeated [[Jose Carlos Ramirez]] (USA) 16-9
*Defeated [[Robson Conceição|Robson Conceicao]] (Brasil) 19-18 (initially Lomachenko lost 19-20, but after a controversial protest the decision was changed)
*Defeated [[Fazliddin Gaibnazarov]] (Uzbekistan) 18-10
*Defeated [[Domenico Valentino]] (Italy) 17-11
*Defeated [[Yasniel Toledo]] (Cuba) 17-12

== AIBA World Series of Boxing Results ==
'''2012/2013''' (as a lightweight) boxing for the Ukraine Otamans
*Defeated [[Sam Maxwell]] (British Lionhearts) 50-44 on all three scorecards
*Defeated [[Charly Suarez]] (Dolce & Gabbana Italia Thunder) 50-44 on all three scorecards
*Defeated [[Sam Maxwell]] (British Lionhearts) 50-45 on all three scorecards
*Defeated [[Albert Selimov]] (Azerbaijan Baku Fires) 48-47, 48-47, 47-48
*Defeated [[Domenico Valentino]] (Dolce & Gabbana Italia Thunder) 50-45 on all three scorecards
*Defeated [[Samat Bashenov]] (Azerbaijan Baku Fires) 49-45, 49-45, 50-44

==Professional Record==
'''Championship Record'''
*Has a record of 12-1 (9 KOs) in world title fights.
*Has a record of 8-1 (6 KOs) against former, current, and future world champions:
**Won against [[Gary Russell Jr]], [[Roman Martinez]], [[Nicholas Walters]], [[Jason Sosa]], [[Guillermo Rigondeaux]], [[Jorge Linares]], [[Jose Pedraza]], and [[Anthony Crolla]].
**Lost against [[Orlando Salido]].

'''Variant Record'''
*Defeated 3 undefeated opponents with ten or more bouts: [[Gary Russell Jr]], [[Nicholas Walters]], [[Guillermo Rigondeaux]].

==Awards & Recognitions==
*[[Ring Magazine Fighter of the Year]] (2017)
*[[Boxing Writers Association of America]] [[Boxing Writers Association of America Fighter of the Year|Fighter of the Year]] (2017)

==Notes==
*Lomachenko became a two-division world champion in just seven professional fights breaking the record set by [[Naoya Inoue]] of eight fights set in 2014.
*Lomachenko became a three-division world champion in just twelve professional fights breaking the record set by [[Jeff Fenech]] of twenty fights set in 1988.
*Featured on the cover of the [[Ring Magazine: August 2017|August 2017]] issue of ''The Ring'' magazine

== External Link ==
*[http://lomachenko.com/ Official Website]

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after=[[Oscar Valdez]]|
years=2014 Jun 21 – 2016 Jul 21 '''Vacated'''
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[[Category:Southpaw World Champions]]
[[Category:World Featherweight Champions]]
[[Category:World Super Featherweight Champions]]
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[[Category:Three Division World Champions]]
[[Category:The Ring Magazine Champions]]
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Vasyl Lomachenko

2019-04-13T05:01:36Z

Jamamb:

[[File:Vasyl Lomachenko1.JPG|left|225px]]
<boxer>659771</boxer>
*'''Trainer:''' [[Anatoly Lomachenko]] (father) (2013-present)
*'''Manager:''' [[Egis Klimas]] (2013-present)
*'''Promoter:''' [[Top Rank]] (2013-present)

== Career Overview ==
'''Vasyl Lomachenko''' is a Ukrainian former amateur boxer who won the Featherweight Olympic Gold medal and was awarded the prestigious [[Val Barker Trophy]] for the most "Outstanding Boxer" at the 2008 Olympic Games in Beijing, China. Also in 2008, Lomachenko won the gold medal at the European Amateur Championships.

Lomachenko went on to win the gold medal at the 2009 World Amateur Championships, where he conceded only seven points in the whole tournament despite breaking his hand in the tournament.

In 2011, Lomachenko moved up to the lightweight division where he captured the gold medal at the World Amateur Championships. In 2012, he won the Olympic Gold medal at the Olympic Games in London, England.

He finished his amateur career with a claimed career record of 396-1, with his only loss avenged twice.

Former Olympic gold medalist [[Istvan Kovacs]] said of Lomachenko: “Thank God there was no Lomachenko in my division at the time, I never saw a fighter like him before.”

After winning the gold medal at the 2012 Olympics, Lomachenko entered the World Series of Boxing 2012/2013 as a lightweight representing the “Ukraine Otamans”, where he amassed a record of 6-0 in 5-round bouts, scoring knockdowns on most of his opponents.

In August 2013, Lomachenko turned professional after signing for [[Top Rank]].

== Amateur Career ==
[[File:Vasyl Lomachenko 2.jpg|right|200px]]
In 2004 he became the Junior flyweight European U-17 champion, in 2006 he won the Junior World Championships, where he beat future Bantamweight World Champion and fellow southpaw [[Sergey Vodopyanov]].

Next year at the (seniors) World Championships 2007 in Chicago he won the silver medal in the Featherweight class, and qualified for the 2008 Beijing Olympic games. In the first round, he drew [[Albert Selimov]], the man who defeated him in the World Amateur Championships. However, Lomachenko was able to avenge the loss.

2012 Olympic Games - Gold, 2011 AIBA World Championship - Gold , 2010 National Championship - Gold, 2009 AIBA World Championship - Gold , 2009 National Championship - Gold, 2008 Olympic Games - Gold, 2008 Continental Championship - Gold, 2007 AIBA World Championship - Silver, 2006 AIBA Junior World Championship - Gold, 2004 Junior European U-17 Championship - Gold

== Olympic Games Results ==
'''2008''' (as a featherweight)
*Defeated [[Albert Selimov]] (Russia) 14-7
*Defeated [[Bahodirjon Sultonov]] (Uzbekistan) 13-1
*Defeated [[Li Yang]] (China) 12-3
*Defeated [[Yakup Kilic]] (Turkey) 10-1
*Defeated [[Khedafi Djelkhir]] (France) RSC 1 (1:51)

'''2012''' (as a lightweight)
*1st round bye
*Defeated [[Wellington Arias Romero]] (Dominican Republic) 15-3
*Defeated [[Felix Verdejo]] (Puerto Rico) 14-9
*Defeated [[Yasniel Toledo]] (Cuba) 14-11
*Defeated [[Han Soon-Chul]] (South Korea) 19-9

== World Amateur Championships Results ==
'''2006 - World Junior Championships''' (as a flyweight)
*Defeated [[Alberto Portuondo]] (Cuba) RSCO 3
*Defeated [[Rahim Najafov]] (Azerbaijan) RSCO 3
*Defeated [[Andrew Selby]] (Wales) RSCO 3
*Defeated [[Sergey Vodopyanov]] (Russia) 37-17
*Defeated [[Derenik Gizhlaryan]] (Armenia) 34-14

'''2007 - World Championships''' (as a featherweight)
*Defeated [[Abner Cotto]] (Puerto Rico) 26-9
*Defeated [[Fedor Papazov|Theodoros Papazov]] (Greece) 19-5
*Defeated [[Mihail Biarnadski]] (Belarus) 21-6
*Defeated [[Arturo Santos Reyes]] (Mexico) RSCO 3
*Defeated [[Li Yang]] (China) +13-13
*Lost to [[Albert Selimov]] (Russia) 11-16

'''2009 - World Championships''' (as a featherweight)
*1st round bye
*Defeated [[Mario Aleksic]] (Bosnia) 16-2
*Defeated [[Craig Evans]] (Wales) 15-1
*Defeated [[Branimir Stankovic]] (Serbia) 8-2
*Defeated [[Oscar Valdez]] (Mexico) 12-1
*Defeated [[Sergey Vodopyanov]] (Russia) 12-1

'''2011 - World Championships''' (as a lightweight)
*Defeated [[Lomalito Moala]] (Tonga) RSC 1
*Defeated [[Jose Carlos Ramirez]] (USA) 16-9
*Defeated [[Robson Conceição|Robson Conceicao]] (Brasil) 19-18 (initially Lomachenko lost 19-20, but after a controversial protest the decision was changed)
*Defeated [[Fazliddin Gaibnazarov]] (Uzbekistan) 18-10
*Defeated [[Domenico Valentino]] (Italy) 17-11
*Defeated [[Yasniel Toledo]] (Cuba) 17-12

== AIBA World Series of Boxing Results ==
'''2012/2013''' (as a lightweight) boxing for the Ukraine Otamans
*Defeated [[Sam Maxwell]] (British Lionhearts) 50-44 on all three scorecards
*Defeated [[Charly Suarez]] (Dolce & Gabbana Italia Thunder) 50-44 on all three scorecards
*Defeated [[Sam Maxwell]] (British Lionhearts) 50-45 on all three scorecards
*Defeated [[Albert Selimov]] (Azerbaijan Baku Fires) 48-47, 48-47, 47-48
*Defeated [[Domenico Valentino]] (Dolce & Gabbana Italia Thunder) 50-45 on all three scorecards
*Defeated [[Samat Bashenov]] (Azerbaijan Baku Fires) 49-45, 49-45, 50-44

==Professional Record==
'''Championship Record'''
*Has a record of 11-1 (8 KOs) in world title fights.
*Has a record of 7-1 (5 KOs) against former, current, and future world champions:
**Won against [[Gary Russell Jr]], [[Roman Martinez]], [[Nicholas Walters]], [[Jason Sosa]], [[Guillermo Rigondeaux]], [[Jorge Linares]], [[Jose Pedraza]], and [[Anthony Crolla]].
**Lost against [[Orlando Salido]].

'''Variant Record'''
*Defeated 3 undefeated opponents with ten or more bouts: [[Gary Russell Jr]], [[Nicholas Walters]], [[Guillermo Rigondeaux]].

==Awards & Recognitions==
*[[Ring Magazine Fighter of the Year]] (2017)
*[[Boxing Writers Association of America]] [[Boxing Writers Association of America Fighter of the Year|Fighter of the Year]] (2017)

==Notes==
*Lomachenko became a two-division world champion in just seven professional fights breaking the record set by [[Naoya Inoue]] of eight fights set in 2014.
*Lomachenko became a three-division world champion in just twelve professional fights breaking the record set by [[Jeff Fenech]] of twenty fights set in 1988.
*Featured on the cover of the [[Ring Magazine: August 2017|August 2017]] issue of ''The Ring'' magazine

== External Link ==
*[http://lomachenko.com/ Official Website]

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after=[[Oscar Valdez]]|
years=2014 Jun 21 – 2016 Jul 21 '''Vacated'''
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after=[[Masayuki Ito]]|
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before=[[Jorge Linares]]|
title=[[WBA Lightweight Champion]]|
after=—|
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after=—|
years=2018 Dec 16 – present |
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[[Category:2008 Olympians]]
[[Category:2012 Olympians]]
[[Category:Ukrainian Olympians]]
[[Category:World Amateur Champions]]
[[Category:Southpaw World Champions]]
[[Category:World Featherweight Champions]]
[[Category:World Super Featherweight Champions]]
[[Category:World Lightweight Champions]]
[[Category:Three Division World Champions]]
[[Category:The Ring Magazine Champions]]
[[Category:Ukrainian World Champions]]

Vasyl Lomachenko

2018-12-09T06:23:35Z

Jamamb:

[[File:Vasyl Lomachenko1.JPG|left|225px]]
<boxer>659771</boxer>
*'''Trainer:''' [[Anatoly Lomachenko]] (father) (2013-present)
*'''Manager:''' [[Egis Klimas]] (2013-present)
*'''Promoter:''' [[Top Rank]] (2013-present)

== Career Overview ==
'''Vasyl Lomachenko''' is a Ukrainian former amateur boxer who won the Featherweight Olympic Gold medal and was awarded the prestigious [[Val Barker Trophy]] for the most "Outstanding Boxer" at the 2008 Olympic Games in Beijing, China. Also in 2008, Lomachenko won the gold medal at the European Amateur Championships.

Lomachenko went on to win the gold medal at the 2009 World Amateur Championships, where he conceded only seven points in the whole tournament despite breaking his hand in the tournament.

In 2011, Lomachenko moved up to the lightweight division where he captured the gold medal at the World Amateur Championships. In 2012, he won the Olympic Gold medal at the Olympic Games in London, England.

He finished his amateur career with a claimed career record of 396-1, with his only loss avenged twice.

Former Olympic gold medalist [[Istvan Kovacs]] said of Lomachenko: “Thank God there was no Lomachenko in my division at the time, I never saw a fighter like him before.”

After winning the gold medal at the 2012 Olympics, Lomachenko entered the World Series of Boxing 2012/2013 as a lightweight representing the “Ukraine Otamans”, where he amassed a record of 6-0 in 5-round bouts, scoring knockdowns on most of his opponents.

In August 2013, Lomachenko turned professional after signing for [[Top Rank]].

== Amateur Career ==
[[File:Vasyl Lomachenko 2.jpg|right|200px]]
In 2004 he became the Junior flyweight European U-17 champion, in 2006 he won the Junior World Championships, where he beat future Bantamweight World Champion and fellow southpaw [[Sergey Vodopyanov]].

Next year at the (seniors) World Championships 2007 in Chicago he won the silver medal in the Featherweight class, and qualified for the 2008 Beijing Olympic games. In the first round, he drew [[Albert Selimov]], the man who defeated him in the World Amateur Championships. However, Lomachenko was able to avenge the loss.

2012 Olympic Games - Gold, 2011 AIBA World Championship - Gold , 2010 National Championship - Gold, 2009 AIBA World Championship - Gold , 2009 National Championship - Gold, 2008 Olympic Games - Gold, 2008 Continental Championship - Gold, 2007 AIBA World Championship - Silver, 2006 AIBA Junior World Championship - Gold, 2004 Junior European U-17 Championship - Gold

== Olympic Games Results ==
'''2008''' (as a featherweight)
*Defeated [[Albert Selimov]] (Russia) 14-7
*Defeated [[Bahodirjon Sultonov]] (Uzbekistan) 13-1
*Defeated [[Li Yang]] (China) 12-3
*Defeated [[Yakup Kilic]] (Turkey) 10-1
*Defeated [[Khedafi Djelkhir]] (France) RSC 1 (1:51)

'''2012''' (as a lightweight)
*1st round bye
*Defeated [[Wellington Arias Romero]] (Dominican Republic) 15-3
*Defeated [[Felix Verdejo]] (Puerto Rico) 14-9
*Defeated [[Yasniel Toledo]] (Cuba) 14-11
*Defeated [[Han Soon-Chul]] (South Korea) 19-9

== World Amateur Championships Results ==
'''2006 - World Junior Championships''' (as a flyweight)
*Defeated [[Alberto Portuondo]] (Cuba) RSCO 3
*Defeated [[Rahim Najafov]] (Azerbaijan) RSCO 3
*Defeated [[Andrew Selby]] (Wales) RSCO 3
*Defeated [[Sergey Vodopyanov]] (Russia) 37-17
*Defeated [[Derenik Gizhlaryan]] (Armenia) 34-14

'''2007 - World Championships''' (as a featherweight)
*Defeated [[Abner Cotto]] (Puerto Rico) 26-9
*Defeated [[Fedor Papazov|Theodoros Papazov]] (Greece) 19-5
*Defeated [[Mihail Biarnadski]] (Belarus) 21-6
*Defeated [[Arturo Santos Reyes]] (Mexico) RSCO 3
*Defeated [[Li Yang]] (China) +13-13
*Lost to [[Albert Selimov]] (Russia) 11-16

'''2009 - World Championships''' (as a featherweight)
*1st round bye
*Defeated [[Mario Aleksic]] (Bosnia) 16-2
*Defeated [[Craig Evans]] (Wales) 15-1
*Defeated [[Branimir Stankovic]] (Serbia) 8-2
*Defeated [[Oscar Valdez]] (Mexico) 12-1
*Defeated [[Sergey Vodopyanov]] (Russia) 12-1

'''2011 - World Championships''' (as a lightweight)
*Defeated [[Lomalito Moala]] (Tonga) RSC 1
*Defeated [[Jose Carlos Ramirez]] (USA) 16-9
*Defeated [[Robson Conceição|Robson Conceicao]] (Brasil) 19-18 (initially Lomachenko lost 19-20, but after a controversial protest the decision was changed)
*Defeated [[Fazliddin Gaibnazarov]] (Uzbekistan) 18-10
*Defeated [[Domenico Valentino]] (Italy) 17-11
*Defeated [[Yasniel Toledo]] (Cuba) 17-12

== AIBA World Series of Boxing Results ==
'''2012/2013''' (as a lightweight) boxing for the Ukraine Otamans
*Defeated [[Sam Maxwell]] (British Lionhearts) 50-44 on all three scorecards
*Defeated [[Charly Suarez]] (Dolce & Gabbana Italia Thunder) 50-44 on all three scorecards
*Defeated [[Sam Maxwell]] (British Lionhearts) 50-45 on all three scorecards
*Defeated [[Albert Selimov]] (Azerbaijan Baku Fires) 48-47, 48-47, 47-48
*Defeated [[Domenico Valentino]] (Dolce & Gabbana Italia Thunder) 50-45 on all three scorecards
*Defeated [[Samat Bashenov]] (Azerbaijan Baku Fires) 49-45, 49-45, 50-44

==Professional Record==
*Has a record of 11-1 (8 KOs) in world title fights.
*Has a record of 7-1 (5 KOs) against former, current, and future world champions:
**Won against [[Gary Russell Jr]], [[Roman Martinez]], [[Nicholas Walters]], [[Jason Sosa]], [[Guillermo Rigondeaux]], [[Jorge Linares]], and [[Jose Pedraza]].
**Lost against [[Orlando Salido]].

==Awards & Recognitions==
*[[Ring Magazine Fighter of the Year]] (2017)
*[[Boxing Writers Association of America]] [[Boxing Writers Association of America Fighter of the Year|Fighter of the Year]] (2017)

==Notes==
*Lomachenko became a two-division world champion in just seven professional fights breaking the record set by [[Naoya Inoue]] of eight fights set in 2014.
*Lomachenko became a three-division world champion in just twelve professional fights breaking the record set by [[Jeff Fenech]] of twenty fights set in 1988.
*Featured on the cover of the [[Ring Magazine: August 2017|August 2017]] issue of ''The Ring'' magazine

== External Link ==
*[http://lomachenko.com/ Official Website]

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title=[[WBO Featherweight Champion]]|
after=[[Oscar Valdez]]|
years=2014 Jun 21 – 2016 May '''Vacated'''
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before=[[Roman Martinez]]|
title=[[WBO Super Featherweight Champion]]|
after=[[Masayuki Ito]]|
years=2016 Jun 11 – 2018 May 23 '''Vacated'''
}}
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before=[[Jorge Linares]]|
title=[[WBA Lightweight Champion]]|
after=—|
years=2018 May 12 – present '''Super Champion'''|
}}
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{{DEFAULTSORT:Lomachenko, Vasyl}}
[[Category:Olympic Gold Medalists]]
[[Category:2008 Olympians]]
[[Category:2012 Olympians]]
[[Category:Ukrainian Olympians]]
[[Category:World Amateur Champions]]
[[Category:Southpaw World Champions]]
[[Category:World Featherweight Champions]]
[[Category:World Super Featherweight Champions]]
[[Category:World Lightweight Champions]]
[[Category:Three Division World Champions]]
[[Category:The Ring Magazine Champions]]
[[Category:Ukrainian World Champions]]

Vasyl Lomachenko

2018-12-09T06:23:04Z

Jamamb:

[[File:Vasyl Lomachenko1.JPG|left|225px]]
<boxer>659771</boxer>
*'''Trainer:''' [[Anatoly Lomachenko]] (father) (2013-present)
*'''Manager:''' [[Egis Klimas]] (2013-present)
*'''Promoter:''' [[Top Rank]] (2013-present)

== Career Overview ==
'''Vasyl Lomachenko''' is a Ukrainian former amateur boxer who won the Featherweight Olympic Gold medal and was awarded the prestigious [[Val Barker Trophy]] for the most "Outstanding Boxer" at the 2008 Olympic Games in Beijing, China. Also in 2008, Lomachenko won the gold medal at the European Amateur Championships.

Lomachenko went on to win the gold medal at the 2009 World Amateur Championships, where he conceded only seven points in the whole tournament despite breaking his hand in the tournament.

In 2011, Lomachenko moved up to the lightweight division where he captured the gold medal at the World Amateur Championships. In 2012, he won the Olympic Gold medal at the Olympic Games in London, England.

He finished his amateur career with a claimed career record of 396-1, with his only loss avenged twice.

Former Olympic gold medalist [[Istvan Kovacs]] said of Lomachenko: “Thank God there was no Lomachenko in my division at the time, I never saw a fighter like him before.”

After winning the gold medal at the 2012 Olympics, Lomachenko entered the World Series of Boxing 2012/2013 as a lightweight representing the “Ukraine Otamans”, where he amassed a record of 6-0 in 5-round bouts, scoring knockdowns on most of his opponents.

In August 2013, Lomachenko turned professional after signing for [[Top Rank]].

== Amateur Career ==
[[File:Vasyl Lomachenko 2.jpg|right|200px]]
In 2004 he became the Junior flyweight European U-17 champion, in 2006 he won the Junior World Championships, where he beat future Bantamweight World Champion and fellow southpaw [[Sergey Vodopyanov]].

Next year at the (seniors) World Championships 2007 in Chicago he won the silver medal in the Featherweight class, and qualified for the 2008 Beijing Olympic games. In the first round, he drew [[Albert Selimov]], the man who defeated him in the World Amateur Championships. However, Lomachenko was able to avenge the loss.

2012 Olympic Games - Gold, 2011 AIBA World Championship - Gold , 2010 National Championship - Gold, 2009 AIBA World Championship - Gold , 2009 National Championship - Gold, 2008 Olympic Games - Gold, 2008 Continental Championship - Gold, 2007 AIBA World Championship - Silver, 2006 AIBA Junior World Championship - Gold, 2004 Junior European U-17 Championship - Gold

== Olympic Games Results ==
'''2008''' (as a featherweight)
*Defeated [[Albert Selimov]] (Russia) 14-7
*Defeated [[Bahodirjon Sultonov]] (Uzbekistan) 13-1
*Defeated [[Li Yang]] (China) 12-3
*Defeated [[Yakup Kilic]] (Turkey) 10-1
*Defeated [[Khedafi Djelkhir]] (France) RSC 1 (1:51)

'''2012''' (as a lightweight)
*1st round bye
*Defeated [[Wellington Arias Romero]] (Dominican Republic) 15-3
*Defeated [[Felix Verdejo]] (Puerto Rico) 14-9
*Defeated [[Yasniel Toledo]] (Cuba) 14-11
*Defeated [[Han Soon-Chul]] (South Korea) 19-9

== World Amateur Championships Results ==
'''2006 - World Junior Championships''' (as a flyweight)
*Defeated [[Alberto Portuondo]] (Cuba) RSCO 3
*Defeated [[Rahim Najafov]] (Azerbaijan) RSCO 3
*Defeated [[Andrew Selby]] (Wales) RSCO 3
*Defeated [[Sergey Vodopyanov]] (Russia) 37-17
*Defeated [[Derenik Gizhlaryan]] (Armenia) 34-14

'''2007 - World Championships''' (as a featherweight)
*Defeated [[Abner Cotto]] (Puerto Rico) 26-9
*Defeated [[Fedor Papazov|Theodoros Papazov]] (Greece) 19-5
*Defeated [[Mihail Biarnadski]] (Belarus) 21-6
*Defeated [[Arturo Santos Reyes]] (Mexico) RSCO 3
*Defeated [[Li Yang]] (China) +13-13
*Lost to [[Albert Selimov]] (Russia) 11-16

'''2009 - World Championships''' (as a featherweight)
*1st round bye
*Defeated [[Mario Aleksic]] (Bosnia) 16-2
*Defeated [[Craig Evans]] (Wales) 15-1
*Defeated [[Branimir Stankovic]] (Serbia) 8-2
*Defeated [[Oscar Valdez]] (Mexico) 12-1
*Defeated [[Sergey Vodopyanov]] (Russia) 12-1

'''2011 - World Championships''' (as a lightweight)
*Defeated [[Lomalito Moala]] (Tonga) RSC 1
*Defeated [[Jose Carlos Ramirez]] (USA) 16-9
*Defeated [[Robson Conceição|Robson Conceicao]] (Brasil) 19-18 (initially Lomachenko lost 19-20, but after a controversial protest the decision was changed)
*Defeated [[Fazliddin Gaibnazarov]] (Uzbekistan) 18-10
*Defeated [[Domenico Valentino]] (Italy) 17-11
*Defeated [[Yasniel Toledo]] (Cuba) 17-12

== AIBA World Series of Boxing Results ==
'''2012/2013''' (as a lightweight) boxing for the Ukraine Otamans
*Defeated [[Sam Maxwell]] (British Lionhearts) 50-44 on all three scorecards
*Defeated [[Charly Suarez]] (Dolce & Gabbana Italia Thunder) 50-44 on all three scorecards
*Defeated [[Sam Maxwell]] (British Lionhearts) 50-45 on all three scorecards
*Defeated [[Albert Selimov]] (Azerbaijan Baku Fires) 48-47, 48-47, 47-48
*Defeated [[Domenico Valentino]] (Dolce & Gabbana Italia Thunder) 50-45 on all three scorecards
*Defeated [[Samat Bashenov]] (Azerbaijan Baku Fires) 49-45, 49-45, 50-44

==Professional Record==
*Has a record of 11-1 (8 KOs) in world title fights.
*Has a record of 7-1 (5 KOs) against former, current, and future world champions:
**Won against [[Gary Russell Jr]], [[Roman Martinez]], [[Nicholas Walters]], [[Jason Sosa]], [[Guillermo Rigondeaux]],[[Jorge Linares]], and [[Jose Pedraza]].
**Lost against [[Orlando Salido]].

==Awards & Recognitions==
*[[Ring Magazine Fighter of the Year]] (2017)
*[[Boxing Writers Association of America]] [[Boxing Writers Association of America Fighter of the Year|Fighter of the Year]] (2017)

==Notes==
*Lomachenko became a two-division world champion in just seven professional fights breaking the record set by [[Naoya Inoue]] of eight fights set in 2014.
*Lomachenko became a three-division world champion in just twelve professional fights breaking the record set by [[Jeff Fenech]] of twenty fights set in 1988.
*Featured on the cover of the [[Ring Magazine: August 2017|August 2017]] issue of ''The Ring'' magazine

== External Link ==
*[http://lomachenko.com/ Official Website]

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before=[[Orlando Salido]] Stripped (failed to make weight)|
title=[[WBO Featherweight Champion]]|
after=[[Oscar Valdez]]|
years=2014 Jun 21 – 2016 May '''Vacated'''
}}
{{Succession box|
before=[[Roman Martinez]]|
title=[[WBO Super Featherweight Champion]]|
after=[[Masayuki Ito]]|
years=2016 Jun 11 – 2018 May 23 '''Vacated'''
}}
{{Succession box|
before=[[Jorge Linares]]|
title=[[WBA Lightweight Champion]]|
after=—|
years=2018 May 12 – present '''Super Champion'''|
}}
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[[Category:Ukrainian Olympians]]
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[[Category:Southpaw World Champions]]
[[Category:World Featherweight Champions]]
[[Category:World Super Featherweight Champions]]
[[Category:World Lightweight Champions]]
[[Category:Three Division World Champions]]
[[Category:The Ring Magazine Champions]]
[[Category:Ukrainian World Champions]]

Vasyl Lomachenko

2018-12-09T06:22:10Z

Jamamb:

[[File:Vasyl Lomachenko1.JPG|left|225px]]
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*'''Trainer:''' [[Anatoly Lomachenko]] (father) (2013-present)
*'''Manager:''' [[Egis Klimas]] (2013-present)
*'''Promoter:''' [[Top Rank]] (2013-present)

== Career Overview ==
'''Vasyl Lomachenko''' is a Ukrainian former amateur boxer who won the Featherweight Olympic Gold medal and was awarded the prestigious [[Val Barker Trophy]] for the most "Outstanding Boxer" at the 2008 Olympic Games in Beijing, China. Also in 2008, Lomachenko won the gold medal at the European Amateur Championships.

Lomachenko went on to win the gold medal at the 2009 World Amateur Championships, where he conceded only seven points in the whole tournament despite breaking his hand in the tournament.

In 2011, Lomachenko moved up to the lightweight division where he captured the gold medal at the World Amateur Championships. In 2012, he won the Olympic Gold medal at the Olympic Games in London, England.

He finished his amateur career with a claimed career record of 396-1, with his only loss avenged twice.

Former Olympic gold medalist [[Istvan Kovacs]] said of Lomachenko: “Thank God there was no Lomachenko in my division at the time, I never saw a fighter like him before.”

After winning the gold medal at the 2012 Olympics, Lomachenko entered the World Series of Boxing 2012/2013 as a lightweight representing the “Ukraine Otamans”, where he amassed a record of 6-0 in 5-round bouts, scoring knockdowns on most of his opponents.

In August 2013, Lomachenko turned professional after signing for [[Top Rank]].

== Amateur Career ==
[[File:Vasyl Lomachenko 2.jpg|right|200px]]
In 2004 he became the Junior flyweight European U-17 champion, in 2006 he won the Junior World Championships, where he beat future Bantamweight World Champion and fellow southpaw [[Sergey Vodopyanov]].

Next year at the (seniors) World Championships 2007 in Chicago he won the silver medal in the Featherweight class, and qualified for the 2008 Beijing Olympic games. In the first round, he drew [[Albert Selimov]], the man who defeated him in the World Amateur Championships. However, Lomachenko was able to avenge the loss.

2012 Olympic Games - Gold, 2011 AIBA World Championship - Gold , 2010 National Championship - Gold, 2009 AIBA World Championship - Gold , 2009 National Championship - Gold, 2008 Olympic Games - Gold, 2008 Continental Championship - Gold, 2007 AIBA World Championship - Silver, 2006 AIBA Junior World Championship - Gold, 2004 Junior European U-17 Championship - Gold

== Olympic Games Results ==
'''2008''' (as a featherweight)
*Defeated [[Albert Selimov]] (Russia) 14-7
*Defeated [[Bahodirjon Sultonov]] (Uzbekistan) 13-1
*Defeated [[Li Yang]] (China) 12-3
*Defeated [[Yakup Kilic]] (Turkey) 10-1
*Defeated [[Khedafi Djelkhir]] (France) RSC 1 (1:51)

'''2012''' (as a lightweight)
*1st round bye
*Defeated [[Wellington Arias Romero]] (Dominican Republic) 15-3
*Defeated [[Felix Verdejo]] (Puerto Rico) 14-9
*Defeated [[Yasniel Toledo]] (Cuba) 14-11
*Defeated [[Han Soon-Chul]] (South Korea) 19-9

== World Amateur Championships Results ==
'''2006 - World Junior Championships''' (as a flyweight)
*Defeated [[Alberto Portuondo]] (Cuba) RSCO 3
*Defeated [[Rahim Najafov]] (Azerbaijan) RSCO 3
*Defeated [[Andrew Selby]] (Wales) RSCO 3
*Defeated [[Sergey Vodopyanov]] (Russia) 37-17
*Defeated [[Derenik Gizhlaryan]] (Armenia) 34-14

'''2007 - World Championships''' (as a featherweight)
*Defeated [[Abner Cotto]] (Puerto Rico) 26-9
*Defeated [[Fedor Papazov|Theodoros Papazov]] (Greece) 19-5
*Defeated [[Mihail Biarnadski]] (Belarus) 21-6
*Defeated [[Arturo Santos Reyes]] (Mexico) RSCO 3
*Defeated [[Li Yang]] (China) +13-13
*Lost to [[Albert Selimov]] (Russia) 11-16

'''2009 - World Championships''' (as a featherweight)
*1st round bye
*Defeated [[Mario Aleksic]] (Bosnia) 16-2
*Defeated [[Craig Evans]] (Wales) 15-1
*Defeated [[Branimir Stankovic]] (Serbia) 8-2
*Defeated [[Oscar Valdez]] (Mexico) 12-1
*Defeated [[Sergey Vodopyanov]] (Russia) 12-1

'''2011 - World Championships''' (as a lightweight)
*Defeated [[Lomalito Moala]] (Tonga) RSC 1
*Defeated [[Jose Carlos Ramirez]] (USA) 16-9
*Defeated [[Robson Conceição|Robson Conceicao]] (Brasil) 19-18 (initially Lomachenko lost 19-20, but after a controversial protest the decision was changed)
*Defeated [[Fazliddin Gaibnazarov]] (Uzbekistan) 18-10
*Defeated [[Domenico Valentino]] (Italy) 17-11
*Defeated [[Yasniel Toledo]] (Cuba) 17-12

== AIBA World Series of Boxing Results ==
'''2012/2013''' (as a lightweight) boxing for the Ukraine Otamans
*Defeated [[Sam Maxwell]] (British Lionhearts) 50-44 on all three scorecards
*Defeated [[Charly Suarez]] (Dolce & Gabbana Italia Thunder) 50-44 on all three scorecards
*Defeated [[Sam Maxwell]] (British Lionhearts) 50-45 on all three scorecards
*Defeated [[Albert Selimov]] (Azerbaijan Baku Fires) 48-47, 48-47, 47-48
*Defeated [[Domenico Valentino]] (Dolce & Gabbana Italia Thunder) 50-45 on all three scorecards
*Defeated [[Samat Bashenov]] (Azerbaijan Baku Fires) 49-45, 49-45, 50-44

==Professional Record==
*Has a record of 11-1 (8 KOs) in world title fights.
*Has a record of 7-1 (5 KOs) against former, current, and future world champions:
**Won against [[Gary Russell Jr]], [[Roman Martinez]], [[Nicholas Walters]], [[Jason Sosa]], [[Guillermo Rigondeaux]],[[Jorge Linares]], and [[Gary Russell Jr]].
**Lost against [[Orlando Salido]].

==Awards & Recognitions==
*[[Ring Magazine Fighter of the Year]] (2017)
*[[Boxing Writers Association of America]] [[Boxing Writers Association of America Fighter of the Year|Fighter of the Year]] (2017)

==Notes==
*Lomachenko became a two-division world champion in just seven professional fights breaking the record set by [[Naoya Inoue]] of eight fights set in 2014.
*Lomachenko became a three-division world champion in just twelve professional fights breaking the record set by [[Jeff Fenech]] of twenty fights set in 1988.
*Featured on the cover of the [[Ring Magazine: August 2017|August 2017]] issue of ''The Ring'' magazine

== External Link ==
*[http://lomachenko.com/ Official Website]

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before=[[Orlando Salido]] Stripped (failed to make weight)|
title=[[WBO Featherweight Champion]]|
after=[[Oscar Valdez]]|
years=2014 Jun 21 – 2016 May '''Vacated'''
}}
{{Succession box|
before=[[Roman Martinez]]|
title=[[WBO Super Featherweight Champion]]|
after=[[Masayuki Ito]]|
years=2016 Jun 11 – 2018 May 23 '''Vacated'''
}}
{{Succession box|
before=[[Jorge Linares]]|
title=[[WBA Lightweight Champion]]|
after=—|
years=2018 May 12 – present '''Super Champion'''|
}}
{{end box}}

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[[Category:2008 Olympians]]
[[Category:2012 Olympians]]
[[Category:Ukrainian Olympians]]
[[Category:World Amateur Champions]]
[[Category:Southpaw World Champions]]
[[Category:World Featherweight Champions]]
[[Category:World Super Featherweight Champions]]
[[Category:World Lightweight Champions]]
[[Category:Three Division World Champions]]
[[Category:The Ring Magazine Champions]]
[[Category:Ukrainian World Champions]]

Oleksandr Gvozdyk vs. Adonis Stevenson

2018-12-07T03:13:23Z

Jamamb: Removed part about Gvozdyk being BoxRec's #1 at 175. In the update after this fight he was still behind Eleider Alvarez.

<fight>2277044</fight>

== World Boxing Council World Light Heavyweight Title Bout ==

* Tenth WBC titular defense for Stevenson unsuccessful of title he won from [[Chad Dawson]] in Canada in 2013

* Stevenson was down in the third and eleventh rounds, and was ahead on the scorecards at the time the bout ended

* Referee [[Michael Griffin]] waves bout off after Gvozdyk 10 punch combination put Stevenson down and out in a corner

* Stevenson hospitalized after this bout in critical condition in a medically induced coma, later upgraded to stable condition

* If Stevenson had gotten up in the eleventh and finished the round, the cards would have been even, meaning the bout was still on the table

Oleksandr Usyk vs. Tony Bellew

2018-11-17T12:46:15Z

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[[File:UsykvsBellewPoster.jpg|325px|right]]
<fight>2279518</fight>
*'''Promoters:''' [[Eddie Hearn (Promoter)|Eddie Hearn]] ([[Matchroom Sport]]), [[Alexander Krassyuk]] ([[K2 Promotions]])
*'''Ring Announcer:''' [[Michael Buffer]]
*'''Aired On:''' [[Sky Box Office]], [[Inter]], [[DAZN]] (Main Event)
*'''[[WBO]] World cruiserweight title''' (6th defence by Usyk)
*'''[[WBC]] World cruiserweight title''' (2nd defence by Usyk)
*'''[[WBA]] Super World cruiserweight title''' (1st defence by Usyk)
*'''[[IBF]] World cruiserweight title''' (1st defence by Usyk)
*'''[[The Ring Magazine]] World cruiserweight title''' (1st defence by Usyk)
 
== Notes ==
[[File:2018-11-10 - Oleksandr Usyk vs. Tony Bellew.jpg|right|thumb|425px]]
*[[:File:2018-11-10 - Oleksandr Usyk vs. Tony Bellew (Official Scorecards).jpg|Official Scorecards]].
*[[:File:2018-11-10 - Oleksandr Usyk vs. Tony Bellew (Compubox).jpg|CompuBox Punchstats]] (Usyk 112 landed/424 thrown; Bellew 61 landed/268 thrown).

== Post-Fight Quotes ==
*"I was trying to control myself in the first rounds, to control my boxing rather than just fighting. I had the most difficult year in my life, now I want to relax and spend time with my family and after that I will think about the future. We need to put goals in front of us and move towards them," [[Oleksandr Usyk]] said.
*"I tried to go for it because I thought I was behind. He's a brilliant fighter, he's hard to pin down. I fought the very, very best, and he's just better than me. Usyk is pound-for-pound material, the best I've ever fought. Anyone who fights him is in trouble. That's definitely the end [of my career]," [[Tony Bellew]] said.
*"With [Matchroom Sport promoter] [[Eddie Hearn (Promoter)|Eddie Hearn]] we can do great things in boxing. Usyk definitely needs to fight [[Anthony Joshua]]," said [[Alexander Krassyuk]], of [[K2 Promotions]], which co-promotes Usyk with [[Matchroom Sport]].

Jaime Munguia vs. Brandon Cook

2018-09-21T16:22:06Z

Jamamb: /* Notes */

<fight>2273299</fight>
*'''[[WBO]] World Super Welterweight Title''' (2nd defense by Munguia)
*'''Promoters:''' [[Oscar De La Hoya]] ([[Golden Boy Promotions]]), [[Fernando Beltran]] ([[Promociones Zanfer]])
*'''Ring Announcer:''' [[Joe Martinez]]
*'''Aired On:''' [[HBO|HBO PPV]]

== Notes ==
*Cook was knocked down once in the 3rd. He got up and was battered by Munguia until the fight was stopped by the referee.
*HBO listed the fight night weights as 175.5 for Munguia and 166 for Cook.

Jaime Munguia vs. Brandon Cook

2018-09-21T16:21:19Z

Jamamb: /* Notes */

Gennady Golovkin vs. Saul Alvarez (2nd meeting)

2018-09-20T06:29:11Z

Jamamb: /* Media Scorecards */ fixed formatting

[[File:GolovkinvsCanelo2poster.jpg|270px|right|Official Fight Poster]]
[[File:CompuBox.jpg|thumb|280px|right|CompuBox Stats]]
[[File:Special_WBC_belt.jpg|thumb|150px|right|Commemorative WBC belt, crafted by Indios from Chiapas]]
<fight>2257534</fight>
*'''Promoter:''' [[Oscar De La Hoya]] ([[Golden Boy Promotions]]), [[Tom Loeffler]] ([[K2 Promotions]])
*'''Aired On:''' [[HBO|HBO PPV]], [[BT Sport| BT Sport PPV]]
*'''[[WBA]] Super World middleweight title''' (20th defence by Golovkin)
*'''[[WBC]] World middleweight title''' (5th defence by Golovkin)
*'''[[IBO]] World middleweight title''' (18th defence by Golovkin)

==Notes==
*A sold-out crowd of 21,965 at T-Mobile Arena.
*Moretti scored last year's fight 115-113 for Golovkin. He scores 115-113 for Canelo this time.
*Golovkin didn't do a postfight interview with HBO and immediately left the ring. He went to the dressing room and received eight stitches for a cut over his right eye that he suffered late in the fight.
*Sanchez told Golovkin in the corner that he was losing the fight after the seventh round.
*Alvarez:"I feel satisfied because I gave a great fight. It was a clear victory."
*Golovkin:"I'm not going to say who won tonight, because the victory belongs to Canelo, according to the judges. I thought it was a very good fight for the fans and very exciting. I thought I fought better than he did."

==Media Scorecards==
*[[Dan Rafael]] ([[ESPN]]): 114-114
*Arash Markazi ([[ESPN]]): 114-114
*Brett Okamoto ([[ESPN]]): 114-114
*Salvador Rodriguez ([[ESPN|ESPN Mexico]]): 114-114
*Lance Pugmire (LA Times): 114-114
*Kevin Iole (Yahoo! Sports): 114-114
*Mike Coppinger ([[The Ring Magazine]]): 114-114
*Douglass Fischer ([[The Ring Magazine]]): 114-114
*Bill Simmons ([[HBO]] & The Ringer): 114-114
*George Willis (New York Post): 114-114
*Brian Mazique (Forbes): 114-114
*Marc Livitz (SecondsOut.com): 114-114
*Steve Bunce ([[BT Sport]]): 114-114
*Sports Ilustrated: 114-114
*Boxingscene: 114-114
*Profiboxing.cz: 114-114
*Arne Lang (The Sweet Science) 117-111 Canelo
*Ryan O'Hara (FightNights.com): 115-113 Golovkin
*Mike Baca II ([[The Ring Magazine]]): 115-113 Golovkin
*Adam Abramowitz (Saturday Night Boxing: 115-113 Golovkin
*Eduardo Lamazón (TV Azteca): 116-112 Golovkin
*Gareth A. Davies (The Telegraph): 116-112 Golovkin
*Josh Peter (USA Today): 115-113 Golovkin
*Dylan Hernandez (LA Times): 115-113 Golovkin
*Chris Mannix (Yahoo! Sports): 115-113 Golovkin
*Joe DePaolo (Washington Post): 115-113 Golovkin
*Tom Craze (Bad Left Hook): 116-112 Golovkin
*Fraser Coffeen (Bloody Elbow): 115-113 Golovkin
*Anton Tabuena (Bloody Elbow): 115-113 Golovkin
*Adam Caparell (Complex Sports): 116-112 Golovkin
*Steven Muehihausen (Sporting News): 116-112 Golovkin
*Michael Montero (MonteroOnBoxing): 115-113 Golovkin
*Matt Christie ([[Boxing News]]): 115-114 Golovkin
*Stephen A. Smith ([[ESPN]]): 115-113 Golovkin
*Brian Campbell (CBS Sports): 116-112 Golovkin
*[[Barry Jones]] ([[BT Sport]]): 116-112 Golovkin
*[[Harold Lederman]] ([[HBO]]): 116-112 Golovkin
*Michael Benson (talkSPORT): 116-112 Golovkin
*Michelle Phelps (Behind The Gloves): 115-113 Golovkin
*Mike Costello (BBC Sport): 115-113 Golovkin
*The Guardian: 116-112 Golovkin
*[[Graham Houston]] ([[Boxing Monthly]]): 115-113 Golovkin

==Unofficial Results==
*'''[[Andre Ward]]''' Alvarez won
*'''[[David Lemieux]]''' Alvarez won
*'''[[Jaime Munguia]]''' Alvarez won
*'''[[David Haye]]''' Alvarez won
*'''[[Robert Garcia]]''' Alvarez won
*'''[[Anthony Fowler]]''' Alvarez won
*'''[[Claressa Shields]]''' Alvarez won
*'''Steve Bunce''' draw
*'''[[Roy Jones Jr.]]''' draw
*'''[[Teddy Atlas]]''' Golovkin won
*'''[[Manny Pacquiao]]''' Golovkin won
*'''[[Lennox Lewis]]''' Golovkin won
*'''[[Lou DiBella]]''' Golovkin won
*'''[[Al Bernstein]]''' Golovkin won
*'''[[Richie Woodhall]]''' Golovkin won
*'''[[Daniel Jacobs]]''' Golovkin won

Gennady Golovkin vs. Saul Alvarez (2nd meeting)

2018-09-20T06:26:02Z

Jamamb: /* Media Scorecards */ added Graham Houston's card as he stated on Twitter after eventually adding up his rounds.

[[File:GolovkinvsCanelo2poster.jpg|270px|right|Official Fight Poster]]
[[File:CompuBox.jpg|thumb|280px|right|CompuBox Stats]]
[[File:Special_WBC_belt.jpg|thumb|150px|right|Commemorative WBC belt, crafted by Indios from Chiapas]]
<fight>2257534</fight>
*'''Promoter:''' [[Oscar De La Hoya]] ([[Golden Boy Promotions]]), [[Tom Loeffler]] ([[K2 Promotions]])
*'''Aired On:''' [[HBO|HBO PPV]], [[BT Sport| BT Sport PPV]]
*'''[[WBA]] Super World middleweight title''' (20th defence by Golovkin)
*'''[[WBC]] World middleweight title''' (5th defence by Golovkin)
*'''[[IBO]] World middleweight title''' (18th defence by Golovkin)

==Notes==
*A sold-out crowd of 21,965 at T-Mobile Arena.
*Moretti scored last year's fight 115-113 for Golovkin. He scores 115-113 for Canelo this time.
*Golovkin didn't do a postfight interview with HBO and immediately left the ring. He went to the dressing room and received eight stitches for a cut over his right eye that he suffered late in the fight.
*Sanchez told Golovkin in the corner that he was losing the fight after the seventh round.
*Alvarez:"I feel satisfied because I gave a great fight. It was a clear victory."
*Golovkin:"I'm not going to say who won tonight, because the victory belongs to Canelo, according to the judges. I thought it was a very good fight for the fans and very exciting. I thought I fought better than he did."

==Media Scorecards==
*[[Dan Rafael]] ([[ESPN]]): 114-114
*Arash Markazi ([[ESPN]]): 114-114
*Brett Okamoto ([[ESPN]]): 114-114
*Salvador Rodriguez ([[ESPN|ESPN Mexico]]): 114-114
*Lance Pugmire (LA Times): 114-114
*Kevin Iole (Yahoo! Sports): 114-114
*Mike Coppinger ([[The Ring Magazine]]): 114-114
*Douglass Fischer ([[The Ring Magazine]]): 114-114
*Bill Simmons ([[HBO]] & The Ringer): 114-114
*George Willis (New York Post): 114-114
*Brian Mazique (Forbes): 114-114
*Marc Livitz (SecondsOut.com): 114-114
*Steve Bunce ([[BT Sport]]): 114-114
*Sports Ilustrated: 114-114
*Boxingscene: 114-114
*Profiboxing.cz: 114-114
*Arne Lang (The Sweet Science) 117-111 Canelo
*Ryan O'Hara (FightNights.com): 115-113 Golovkin
*Mike Baca II ([[The Ring Magazine]]): 115-113 Golovkin
*Adam Abramowitz (Saturday Night Boxing: 115-113 Golovkin
*Eduardo Lamazón (TV Azteca): 116-112 Golovkin
*Gareth A. Davies (The Telegraph): 116-112 Golovkin
*Josh Peter (USA Today): 115-113 Golovkin
*Dylan Hernandez (LA Times): 115-113 Golovkin
*Chris Mannix (Yahoo! Sports): 115-113 Golovkin
*Joe DePaolo (Washington Post): 115-113 Golovkin
*Tom Craze (Bad Left Hook): 116-112 Golovkin
*Fraser Coffeen (Bloody Elbow): 115-113 Golovkin
*Anton Tabuena (Bloody Elbow): 115-113 Golovkin
*Adam Caparell (Complex Sports): 116-112 Golovkin
*Steven Muehihausen (Sporting News): 116-112 Golovkin
*Michael Montero (MonteroOnBoxing): 115-113 Golovkin
*Matt Christie ([[Boxing News]]): 115-114 Golovkin
*Stephen A. Smith ([[ESPN]]): 115-113 Golovkin
*Brian Campbell (CBS Sports): 116-112 Golovkin
*[[Barry Jones]] ([[BT Sport]]): 116-112 Golovkin
*[[Harold Lederman]] ([[HBO]]): 116-112 Golovkin
*Michael Benson (talkSPORT): 116-112 Golovkin
*Michelle Phelps (Behind The Gloves): 115-113 Golovkin
*Mike Costello (BBC Sport): 115-113 Golovkin
*The Guardian: 116-112 Golovkin
*Graham Houston (Boxing Monthly); 115-113 Golovkin

==Unofficial Results==
*'''[[Andre Ward]]''' Alvarez won
*'''[[David Lemieux]]''' Alvarez won
*'''[[Jaime Munguia]]''' Alvarez won
*'''[[David Haye]]''' Alvarez won
*'''[[Robert Garcia]]''' Alvarez won
*'''[[Anthony Fowler]]''' Alvarez won
*'''[[Claressa Shields]]''' Alvarez won
*'''Steve Bunce''' draw
*'''[[Roy Jones Jr.]]''' draw
*'''[[Teddy Atlas]]''' Golovkin won
*'''[[Manny Pacquiao]]''' Golovkin won
*'''[[Lennox Lewis]]''' Golovkin won
*'''[[Lou DiBella]]''' Golovkin won
*'''[[Al Bernstein]]''' Golovkin won
*'''[[Richie Woodhall]]''' Golovkin won
*'''[[Daniel Jacobs]]''' Golovkin won

Gennady Golovkin vs. Saul Alvarez

2018-04-05T01:26:41Z

Jamamb:

[[File:GolovkinCanelo.jpg|250px|thumb|right|]]
<fight>2160855</fight>
*'''[[World Boxing Council]] Middleweight Title''' (3rd defense by Golovkin)
*'''[[World Boxing Association]] Middleweight Title''' (18th defense by Golovkin)
*'''[[International Boxing Federation]] Middleweight Title''' (4th defense by Golovkin)
*'''[[The Ring Magazine]] Middleweight Title''' (2nd defense by Álvarez)
*'''[[International Boxing Organization]] Middleweight Title''' (16th defense by Golovkin)
* Battle for the BoxRec number one 160 pound worldwide ranking - Gennady Golovkin defending his titular belts against Saul 'Canelo' Álvarez
* 160 pound weight limit established - mandatory unless a catch weight is mutually agreed upon before the bout by the titular sanctioning bodies
* Álvarez did not pay WBC nor IBO sanction fee. If he had won, both titles would have become vacant.
* WBC offered a special "Huichol" crafted commemorative belt to the winner, which Álvarez probably would not have accepted.
* WBA offered a special version of their Super belt, with the names of both fighters engraved on gold plates.

After Canelo defeated [[Julio Cesar Chavez]] by 12 round decision in the televised HBO main event on Saturday May 7, 2017, Gennady Golovkin (alias 'GGG'), who was present at ringside for the T-Mobile Arena at Mandalay Bay Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas, Nevada, entered the ring after the unanimous decision was announced for Canelo. GGG announced that the long-awaited bout between himself and Alvarez would take place in Las Vegas, Nevada, on September 16, 2017. Canelo then stated: "Since I was 16 years old, I have fought everyone. When I was born, fear was gone. Little by little, I am growing (as a fighter). The rival (GGG bout) will give me the tools (opportunity) to showcase myself." GGG responded, saying: "It was a very nice performance. Congratulations. He (Canelo) looks good. Right now looks good." When asked if Canelo was the biggest challenge of his career, GGG replied: "Yes, he is, of course." Canelo then had this to say: "That's what we will expect come September. I've had difficult fights, tough fights, and that (GGG) no doubt is going to be a tough fight. I always say Canelo is the best because I fought the best." GGG followed up by telling Canelo: "Good luck in September!" Canelo then decided to fire back instead and said that "Luck is for mediocre people." Neutral HBO commentator Max Kellerman sounded off afterwards, stating: "Christmas is coming early, folks."

* Complete HBO post-fight press interview highlights, Canelo versus GGG face off in the ring:
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*This was a very competitive fight, although most people thought Golovkin won the fight.
*Canelo outboxed Golovkin in the first three rounds, which was mentioned in HBO commentator Max Kellerman's post fight interview.
*By round 4, Canelo started to show signs of fatigue while Golovkin started to find more success with his power shots.
*In the 5th round, Golovkin landed a very hard right hand to Canelo, while Canelo shook his head to show he was not hurt and fought back.
*Golovkin continued to keep applying pressure. Canelo was a little bit tired in rounds 6-8, but he came back strongly in the last few rounds.
*CompuBox Punch Stats: Canelo 169/505 Punches Thrown (33.5%), 114/272 Power Punches (41.9%) | Golovkin 218/703 Punches Thrown (31%), 110/342 Power Punches (32.2%)
*Golovkin landed more jabs but not very impressively, while both fighters landed good power punches.
*The fight marks the 19th successful defense for Golovkin in world title fights(4 defenses When Felix Sturm was WBA super champion).
*Golovkin: "My focus is on the belts and I'm still the champion."
*Canelo: "I think I won 7-8 rounds. I felt that I won the fight."

*Some experts' scores:
*- ESPN.com: 116-112 Golovkin
*- Harold Lederman, HBO: 116-112 Golovkin
*- Bobby Davis, The13thRound.com: 116-112 Golovkin
*- Associated Press: 114-114
*- BoxingScene.com: 114-114

Gennady Golovkin vs. Saul Alvarez

2018-04-05T01:26:10Z

Jamamb:

Kris George vs. Jack Brubaker

2017-10-29T23:15:35Z

Jamamb:

-Fight stopped on a Brubaker cut.

-At the time of the stoppage, George was ahead on two scorecards, while Brubaker was ahead on the other.

[https://www.thechronicle.com.au/news/landmark-victory-for-toowoomba-welterweight/3245497/]

Kris George vs. Jack Brubaker

2017-10-29T23:14:42Z

Jamamb:

-Fight stopped on a cut

-At the time of the stoppage, George was ahead on two scorecards, while Brubaker was ahead on the other.

[https://www.thechronicle.com.au/news/landmark-victory-for-toowoomba-welterweight/3245497/]

Kris George vs. Jack Brubaker

2017-10-29T23:14:33Z

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-Fight stopped on a cut
-At the time of the stoppage, George was ahead on two scorecards, while Brubaker was ahead on the other.

[https://www.thechronicle.com.au/news/landmark-victory-for-toowoomba-welterweight/3245497/]

Joe Joyce vs. Ian Lewison

2017-10-27T03:47:11Z

Jamamb: Corrected round of stoppage

[[File:JoycevsLewison.jpg|330px|thumb|right|]]
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*'''Promoter:''' [[David Haye]]
*'''Aired On:''' [[Dave]]

==Notes==
*Pro debut for Olympic Silver medalist Joe Joyce.
*Lewison's corner threw in the towel in the eighth round.

Oleg Platov vs. Danny Williams

2017-10-26T06:23:52Z

Jamamb: removed highly subjective comments from someone affiliated with williams

<fight>1241803</fight>

== Comments ==
* Platov cut over the left eye by what was judged an accidental head-butt in the second round.
* Fight controversially stopped before the end of the fourth round and deemed a "[[no decision|No Decision]]" as per [[IBF]] rules.
* In the post-fight interview Williams contested the stoppage, complaining that he felt the cut was no worse after three rounds than it had been after two.

Ian Lewison

2017-10-06T02:44:53Z

Jamamb:

[[File:IanLewison1.jpg|250px|thumb|left]]
<boxer>485568</boxer>
'''Trainer:''' [[Don Charles]] 
==Amateur Career==
*Amateur record: 67-5 (47 KO's)
*Ian Lewison was a very successful amateur fighting out of Miguel's Amateur Boxing Club (Brixton). At the 2000 [[ABA]] National Championships, Lewison made the finals of the tournament facing [[David Dolan]] where it came to a split decision and Dolan was awarded the win. Also in 2000, Lewison made the selection for the England team and went on to fight and win in Thailand, Hungary and Sweden. In 2002 , Lewison made the finals of the [[ABA]] National Championships for the second time, facing [[David Price]] which was a split decision and controversially the win was awarded to Price.

*Ian Lewison claims to have amateur wins over [[Robert Helenius]] and [[Odlanier Solis]], though there is no record of these wins in any major amateur results database. However, according to http://amateur-boxing.strefa.pl/Tournaments/GeeBee2002.html, he did lose to Helenius 24-9 in the 2002 Gee-Bee tournament final.

==Regional & Minor Titles==
*[[BBBoC]] Southern Area heavyweight title
*[[WBO]] Asia Pacific heavyweight title

Ian Lewison

2017-10-06T02:44:22Z

Jamamb:

[[File:IanLewison1.jpg|250px|thumb|left]]
<boxer>485568</boxer>
'''Trainer:''' [[Don Charles]] 
==Amateur Career==
*Amateur record: 67-5 (47 KO's)
*Ian Lewison was a very successful amateur fighting out of Miguel's Amateur Boxing Club (Brixton). At the 2000 [[ABA]] National Championships, Lewison made the finals of the tournament facing [[David Dolan]] where it came to a split decision and Dolan was awarded the win. Also in 2000, Lewison made the selection for the England team and went on to fight and win in Thailand, Hungary and Sweden. In 2002 , Lewison made the finals of the [[ABA]] National Championships for the second time, facing [[David Price]] which was a split decision and controversially the win was awarded to Price.

Ian Lewison claims to have amateur wins over [[Robert Helenius]] and [[Odlanier Solis]], though there is no record of these wins in any major amateur results database. However, according to http://amateur-boxing.strefa.pl/Tournaments/GeeBee2002.html, he did lose to Helenius 24-9 in the 2002 Gee-Bee tournament final.

==Regional & Minor Titles==
*[[BBBoC]] Southern Area heavyweight title
*[[WBO]] Asia Pacific heavyweight title

Ian Lewison

2017-10-06T02:44:05Z

Jamamb:

[[File:IanLewison1.jpg|250px|thumb|left]]
<boxer>485568</boxer>
'''Trainer:''' [[Don Charles]] 
==Amateur Career==
*Amateur record: 67-5 (47 KO's)
*Ian Lewison was a very successful amateur fighting out of Miguel's Amateur Boxing Club (Brixton). At the 2000 [[ABA]] National Championships, Lewison made the finals of the tournament facing [[David Dolan]] where it came to a split decision and Dolan was awarded the win. Also in 2000, Lewison made the selection for the England team and went on to fight and win in Thailand, Hungary and Sweden. In 2002 , Lewison made the finals of the [[ABA]] National Championships for the second time, facing [[David Price]] which was a split decision and controversially the win was awarded to Price. Ian Lewison claims to have amateur wins over [[Robert Helenius]] and [[Odlanier Solis]], though there is no record of these wins in any major amateur results database. However, according to http://amateur-boxing.strefa.pl/Tournaments/GeeBee2002.html, he did lose to Helenius 24-9 in the 2002 Gee-Bee tournament final.

==Regional & Minor Titles==
*[[BBBoC]] Southern Area heavyweight title
*[[WBO]] Asia Pacific heavyweight title