Oleh Dovhun

In 2007 he won the championship of Ukraine in Kerch.

Oleh achieved his first serious achievement in 2008 in Kharkiv at the Championship of Ukraine among schoolchildren, taking first place and in the same year became a member of the national team of Ukraine.

He became the champion of Ukraine in 2009 after winning the right to go to the World Cup in Armenia, but due to health he could not go.

In 2010 he took first place at the Ukrainian championship and in the same year was a participant in the European Championship.^[6]

He became the second at the championship of Ukraine in 2012.

In 2013, he won the Class A tournament.

He finished third at the Ukrainian Championship in Kyiv in 2014.

He won the Ukrainian Cup in 2015.^[7][8]

In 2016, he was a participant^[9] in the World Boxing Series in the Ukrainian Atamans team, where he won one victory.^[10][11][12] Thus, he won the right to qualify for the Olympics in Rio de Janeiro in 2016.

In total, he played about 347 amateur fights.

He began his professional boxing career in the United States, where he made his debut fight on May 26, 2017 in North Carolina and won the second round of TKO. In the same year he won three more victories.

In 2018 he played three matches and won.

In 2019, Oleh's record was 7-0, after which he had the opportunity to fight^[13] for the belt of the American Boxing Federation USA,^[14] with another undefeated boxer Daron Williams, where Oleh dominated the whole fight and knocked down the opponent in the second round, winning by a unanimous decision of the judges.^[15]

In July of that year, Oleh^{[16][17][18][19][20]} fought for the ABF Continental Americas belt with Vincent Jennings, where he won. After that, the boxer had three more fights in which he won.^[21][22][23]

On 13 November 2021, Oleh played the most important^[24][25] 10-round bout^[26][27][28] of his WBA NABA career^[29][30] against rival Glenn Dezurn. All 10 rounds Oleh dominated and won^[31][32][33] by unanimous decision of the judges 100-90. Thus, he secured a place^[34] in the top 15 of the WBA.