Olympic Games results 2008 Defeated Albert Selimov (Russia) 14–7 Defeated Bahodirjon Sooltonov (Uzbekistan) 13–1 Defeated Li Yang (China) 12–3 Defeated Yakup Kılıç (Turkey) 10–1 Defeated Khedafi Djelkhir (France) 9–1 RSC 1 2012 1st round bye Defeated Wellington Arias (Dominican Republic) 15–3 Defeated Félix Verdejo (Puerto Rico) 14–9 Defeated Yasniel Toledo (Cuba) 14–11 Defeated Han Soon-Chul (Republic of Korea) 19–9 European Championships results 2008 Defeated Vladimir Nikiforov (Estonia) 10–0 Defeated David Oliver Joyce (Ireland) 10–2 Defeated Hicham Ziouti (France) 2–1 Defeated Araik Ambartsumov (Russia) 7–1 Cadet European Championships results 2004 Defeated Constantin Paraschiv (Romania) 23–8 Defeated Edgaras Žemaitis (Lithuania) RSCO Defeated Samvel Barseghyan (Armenia) RSCO 2 Defeated Farid Aleshkin (Russia) 34–12 World Series of Boxing Prior to turning professional, Lomachenko competed in the lightweight division of the World Series of Boxing (WSB) from January to May 2013. Some outlets would later claim that the six fights Lomachenko had in this tournament should have counted towards his professional record, due to WSB being professional boxing by law, with no headgear and rounds being scored using the ten-point must system according to the regulations set by professional boxing commissions that license the boxers, promoters, and officials. Professional career Featherweight After winning his second Olympic gold medal, Lomachenko made the decision to turn professional. After meeting with several fight promoters, he signed a contract to fight for Top Rank. Lomachenko made his professional debut in United States on 12 October 2013 as part of the undercard to Timothy Bradley vs. Juan Manuel Márquez, defeating Mexican fighter José Ramirez with a fourth-round knockout. Lomachenko vs. Salido Lomachenko attempted to make history by winning a world championship in his second fight and breaking Saensak Muangsurin's record, who won a junior welterweight world title in his third pro fight in 1975. He challenged veteran boxer Orlando Salido for World Boxing Organization's featherweight title. The title became vacant after Salido failed to make weight, weighed in 128¼ pounds, over the 126 pound limit. On fight night, he rehydrated to 147 pounds, which was equivalent to the welterweight limit. All of which were still legal since there were no rehydration clauses disclosed in the contract. The fight took place in front of 7,323 at the Alamodome in San Antonio, Texas on 1 March 2014. Lomachenko would earn $631,000, for what was his second professional bout. Lomachenko seemed to shy away from engaging Salido throughout most of the fight, probably