He also requested that a peace agreement between both nations. “Lord, grant your peace to your people. Lord, grant your servants your Holy Spirit, so that he may enkindle their hearts with your love and guide them to all truth and goodness. (…) Good Comforter, with tears in my eyes I ask you to comfort the afflicted souls of your people. May all your peoples understand your love and the sweetness of the Holy Spirit, may people forget the pain and leave all the bad and cling to you with love, and may they live in peace, doing your will for your glory.“, wrote.
Lomachenko, 34, is one of the many civilians who joined to defend their country. Vitaly Klitschkomayor of the Ukrainian capital, Kiev, recently announced that he would help defend his country. His brother, a former heavyweight champion, Wladimir Klitschko, he also enlisted in the army of the country’s reserve at the beginning of the month.
“We are very proud of our boxers, our true champions in boxing and champions in this war.”said Nikola Kovalchukpresident of WBC Ukraine. “We are proud to be Ukrainians”he added.
The boxer was WBO world featherweight champion and WBO super featherweight world champion. It was also WBA, WBO, and WBC world champion at lightweight. And he was twice a gold medalist: once in the 2008 Beijing Olympics in the featherweight division and one in the London 2012 Olympics in the lightweight division.
Source: Ambito
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