What to do while in Ukraine

 Here you could see young Vasiliy Lomachenko fighting very good opponent and teammate Denis Berinchyk . The competition took place in 2013 in Ukrainian town Kherson. I can watch this sparring again and again. This is a schoolbook of boxing, these guys are f*cking murders!

Ukrainian Denis Berinchik vs Rosekie Cristobal fought for the WBO International title in lightweight #Ukraine For the vacant WBO International Lightweight Title: 🇺🇦Denys Berinchyk (10-0, 7 KOs) defeated 🇵🇭 Rosekie Cristobal (15-3, 11 KOs) by 7th-round TKO at the Ice Palace "Terminal" city of Brovari. pic.twitter.com/Z8wUhb3ayW — WBO (@WorldBoxingOrg) 22 december 2018 View this post on Instagram Только что в Броварах (Украина) завершился вечер профессионального бокса, в главном событии которого украинец Денис Беринчик и филиппинец Росеки Кристобаль боролись за титул WBO International в легком весе. . Бой начался в хорошем темпе и Беринчик сразу постарался обозначить работу первым номером, постреливая джебом и взрываясь двух-трех ударными комбинациями. Кристобаль заметно превосходил украинца в габаритах и его удары смотрелись весьма увесистыми. В первом раунде Денис побывал на канвасе, но это было следстви...

The most successful tennis player in the history of Ukraine, Elina Svitolina , during a pause in her performances, delighted her fans with a new bright photo. T he athlete lies in a bathtub filled with water in a bathing suit, showing his figure and tennis balls are floating nearby. Now the fourth racket of the world is preparing for the new season. Elina Svitolina earned more money in October than anyone in tennis. Ukrainian tennis player in terms of prize money for the month even went around Novak Djokovic and Roger Federer . Income of tennis players in October 2018:   October Prize Player ($ US) Top Scores 1 Elina Svitolina $ 2,397,013 W WTA Finals 2 Caroline Wozniacki $ 1,829,245 W Beijing 3 Novak Djokovic $ 1,360,560 W Shanghai 4 Sloane Stevens $ 1,299,415 F WTA Finals 5 Roger Federer $ 821,066 W Basel, SF Shanghai    

How do you determine the top pound-for-pound fighters in the world? It's a question that journalists, pundits and scores of fighters, trainers and promoters have asked and debated for a decades. Skill, certainly. A fighter’s in-ring brilliance is visible, regardless of the competition. But what about that competition? Certainly the strength of a fighter’s resume should be taken into account. The point—it’s subjective. With that backdrop, we unveil SI.com’s pound-for-pound list for December 2018. 1. Vasyl Lomachenko Record: 12-1 Last fight: UD vs. Jose Pedraza on Dec. 8 Next fight: TBD Lomachenko picked up another piece of the 135-pound crown with a masterful performance against Pedraza, dropping the ex-champ twice in the 11th round and showcasing the pinpoint accuracy that has made him the most dangerous fighter in the lighter weight classes. Lomachenko is brilliant. How he showcases that brilliance is the question. With Mikey Garcia headed to welterweight...

The @GEICO photo of the fight 📸 #LomaPedraza pic.twitter.com/j0XfCiMFIC — Top Rank Boxing (@trboxing) 9 december 2018

Oleksandr GWOZDIK received own champion belt from the World Boxing Council

Ukrainian boxer Vasily Lomachenko in his 13 fight in the professional ring won confidently Puerto Rican Jose Pedraza (Jose Pedraza) and combined world champion titles according to WBA and WBO lightweight (up to 61.235 kg). Ukrainian won the points battle (117-109, 119-107, 117-109) that took place in Madison Square Garden Theater in New York (USA). In round 11, Lomachenko twice knocked down Pedraza, but the latter rose from his knee, managing to hold out until the end of the round.   Phew!! What a fight! #LomaPedraza pic.twitter.com/2IKTPP5QoY — Top Rank Boxing (@trboxing) 9 december 2018