In a recent development, it has been revealed that Ukrainian boxing legend Vasyl Lomachenko is currently contemplating his future plans in the sport. After winning the IBF 135-pound title with a remarkable 11th-round TKO victory over George Kambosos in May, Lomachenko, a two-time Olympic gold medalist, is now considering his options for defense in 2025.

Lomachenko's manager, Egis Klimas, revealed that the boxer is presently inclined towards taking some time off and spending more quality moments with his family. Money alone does not serve as motivation for Lomachenko, as he seeks the passion and drive to prepare for a fight. Regardless of lucrative offers, if the motivation is lacking, the Ukrainian sports icon is not ready to step into the ring.

Meanwhile, Gervonta Davis, the 29-year-old champion from Baltimore, has his own decisions to make regarding his upcoming fall title defense. Davis, who currently holds the WBA lightweight title and is ranked as ESPN's No. 8 pound-for-pound boxer, is exploring multiple options for his next fight.

Among the potential opponents for Davis, a rematch with Isaac Cruz stands out, with Cruz scheduled to defend his 140-pound title against Jose Valenzuela in the coming month. Additionally, William Zepeda, the No. 1 lightweight contender across all four sanctioning bodies, and Shakur Stevenson, the lightweight champion who is now a promotional free agent, are also potential candidates to face Davis in the fall.

As of now, Lomachenko holds the No. 2 ranking in ESPN's lightweight division, while Davis holds the top spot. The boxing world awaits further updates on both fighters' decisions and future matchups.

While Lomachenko takes his time to recharge and assess future opportunities, Davis is presented with a pool of potential opponents, all vying for a shot at his title. As the sport of boxing continues to captivate fans worldwide, the anticipation grows for the next bouts and the potential clash between two of the sport's elite fighters.