“They don’t need it.” In the USA, they said whether Usyk and Lomachenko will retire

The journalist of the American online publication Boxing Scene, Eric Ruskin, wrote a large analytical article on the probable end of the careers of Ukrainian boxers Oleksandr Usyk and Vasyl Lomachenko.

In the text, the author mentioned the recent fake about the retirement of Vasyl Lomachenko:

“A few days ago, the media spread information about the end of Lomachenko’s career, but it was done by fake accounts, then repeated by real accounts, and then deleted by these real accounts. In short, Lomachenko is not retired. Not officially. For now. But with two months to go until his 37th birthday, and after pulling out of a fight scheduled for this year with Gervonta Davis and his manager Aegis Klimas publicly citing “motivation” — or rather, a lack of it — it seems that soon Lomachenko will leave.”

Later, Eric shared his opinion about a possible fight between Oleksandr Usyk and Daniel Dubois:

“Dubois challenged Usyk, but why Alexander? He doesn’t need anything at this stage. After unifying and cleaning up the heavyweight division, he defeated two of the best heavyweights of his generation, Fury and Anthony Joshua, twice. This era belongs to Usyk. He is an all-time great. He may or may not be in the top 10 heavyweights of all time, but he’s certainly a worthy successor to Lennox Lewis and Evander Holyfield.”

In the conclusion, Raskin still explained whether Usyk and Lomachenko should continue their careers:

“If they continue to fight, it’s only because they still have the desire, they still have the drive, they still want to do it. Usyk “maybe more”. Lomachenko “maybe more”. But none of them need “more”.