Vasiliy Lomachenko (three-division champion) is set to make a comeback to boxing later this year, as confirmed by his manager Egis Klimas. Lomachenko, who last fought in May 2024, is targeting a fall return and will do so as a promotional free agent, allowing him to negotiate fights with various opponents. Among the most intriguing matchups is Shakur Stevenson (WBO junior welterweight champion), known for his defensive skills, which would be tested against Lomachenko's offensive prowess. Another significant option is Gervonta Davis (WBA lightweight champion in recess), though Davis's ongoing legal troubles may hinder this fight's feasibility. Additionally, a rematch with Teofimo Lopez Jr. could provide Lomachenko with a chance for redemption after losing to Lopez in 2020. Lastly, a dream matchup against Naoya Inoue (undisputed junior featherweight champion) would be a long shot, requiring Inoue to move up in weight. Each of these potential fights carries its own implications for Lomachenko's legacy and standing in the boxing world.