What to do while in Ukraine

The Ukrainian volleyball player entered the symbolic team (Dream Team) of the tournament, having made 410 assists - the best indicator among all passers according to the results of the main stage.

In the final, the Ukrainian played a tense match against the American Isha Manzhala. After exchanging winning sets, the fate of the title was decided by a super tiebreak, in which Kocherzhenko lost with a score of 8:10. Despite the defeat, this is a great result for the young Ukrainian tennis player at one of the most prestigious tournaments in the world.

On Saturday, July 11, the first mixed martial arts tournament under the auspices of the newly created ARENA Championship organization took place in the Kyiv Palace of Sports. The main event of the show was the fight between the Olympic champion and People's Deputy of Ukraine Zhan Belenyuk and the Israeli fighter Haim Gozali (15–6). Belenyuk took his opponent down on the first attempt – the Ukrainian coolly crushed his opponent, who was trying to withstand heavy hits. The face of the experienced Israeli fighter was covered in blood and prevented him from successfully working in defense. In the fourth minute of the first round, Gozali's corner was forced to stop the one-sided beating and threw in the towel. Beleniuk made his mixed martial arts debut with a very confident victory over an experienced fighter who had fought 21 fights under the auspices of Bellator.

This will be the Ukrainian's first fight after leaving the UFC. We wish Igor only success!

This final was tense until the last second! Losing 0:4 in the match, Nadiya showed incredible character and an unbreakable will to win. Our wrestler brilliantly took the Russian to the ground and pinned her! A clean, undisputed victory! Character, technique and absolute triumph! We are proud of our two-time European queen! 

only 4 times in history have Ukrainians reached the semifinals of Wimbledon: Andriy Medvedev - 1994 Elina Svitolina - 2019, 2023 Marta Kostyuk - 2026

Special attention is paid to Yegor Yakushenko, who became a four-time European champion on his birthday. I advise you to remember his name, because the guy is extremely talented and is quite capable of becoming an Olympic champion, and maybe even more than once.