Vasyl Lomachenko’s Wife: Facts You Did Not Know About Elena

Every hardcore boxing enthusiast is aware of who Vasyl Lomachenko is for his achievements in combat sports. The Ukrainian boxer, over the past few years, has emerged to become an absolute stalwart of the game, thus making himself as a fan favorite.

Fans enjoy following every activity of their favorite boxers. As a result, they like to get the snippets of Lomachenko’s personal and love life alongside his wife, Elena Lomachenko.

Who is Elena Lomachenko? 

Elena Lomachenko is the wife of boxing great, Vasyl Lomachenko.

Childhood & Early Life

There’s limited information available about Elena Lomachenko. For now, it’s known that she was born in Ukraine, holding Ukrainian nationality.

Relationship with Vasyl Lomachenko

Elena Lomachenko is the wife of ‘Loma’. There’s no concrete news as to when the couple married each other. However, the duo has spent a substantial time together and they even have two kids, named Anatoly and Victoria.

Lomachenko is a family man, who cherishes spending time with his dear ones. However, he’s not a fan of taking his personal life to his social handles or talking about his wife and kids at any press events or media interactions. There’s hardly any information on his wife Elena Lomachenko or his kids.

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Vasyl Lomachenko‘s family still makes appearances across some of his fights. But they don’t really come into the limelight. Regardless of that, Elena Lomachenko acts as the supporting role for her husband, who is keen on leaving a legacy in the sport.

‘Loma’ already holds some out-of-the-box achievements, plus the support he gets from his wife and kids makes him do even better in the sport.

Lomachenko still has a long distance to go ahead. Therefore, all his fans have huge expectations whenever he takes guard inside the ring. Fans, tell us what are your views about the champion boxer?

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