Vasyl Lomachenko birth chart without a birth time

Birth data

Vasyl Lomachenko was born on February 17, 1988, in Bilhorod-Dnistrovskyi in the Odesa region. He won the Olympic Games twice and, as a professional, became a world champion in three weight classes within 12 fights. His birth time has never been published, so the chart is cast for noon. The features that stand out are a close Saturn-Uranus conjunction at the very start of Capricorn and an Aquarius Sun tied by sextiles to four planets.

What is known and what is not

The date and place, February 17, 1988, Bilhorod-Dnistrovskyi, are given by Olympedia, Telegraf, Obozrevatel, Astrotheme and Wikidata. Telegraf also says he was born into a sporting family in which his father, Anatoliy Lomachenko, was a coach. One English-language boxing blog from 2019 gives February 18 but names no source, so we do not treat that date as a separate version. The maternity hospital is not known, so the coordinates are those of the city centre.

The hour of birth appears neither in interviews with the boxer or his parents nor in astrology databases. Astro-Databank has no page on him, and Astrotheme gives the date with the time marked as unknown. The chart therefore carries Rodden rating X: time unknown. We found no other versions of the time.

The chart is cast for 12:00 Moscow Time (UTC+3), which Ukraine kept in February 1988. It has no houses, Ascendant or MC, and we give neither the Moon's degree nor its aspects. The Moon's sign is almost certain: the Moon was in Aquarius until about 21:44 local time and then moved into Pisces, so for any hour before late evening it is in Aquarius. How we handle charts without a time is explained in the methodology.

Saturn, Uranus and Neptune in Capricorn

Uranus at 0°05′ Capricorn and Saturn at 0°16′ Capricorn form a conjunction with an orb of 0°11′. Both planets stand on the first degree of the sign. Together with Neptune at 9°24′ Capricorn they make a stellium in Capricorn.

Saturn in Capricorn is in its own sign: tradition links it there with discipline, patience and long preparation. Uranus beside it adds unexpected decisions and new approaches, and astrologers read the conjunction of the two as strict form combined with inventiveness.

Mars at 26°35′ Sagittarius approaches this pair from the end of the previous sign. Mars is conjunct Uranus with an orb of 3°29′ and conjunct Saturn with an orb of 3°40′, though it stands in another sign. In the noon chart Mercury at 15°08′ Aquarius, retrograde, is semisquare Uranus with an orb of 0°02′ and semisquare Saturn with an orb of 0°08′.

Sun in Aquarius and four sextiles

The Sun at 27°54′ Aquarius is tied by sextiles to four planets. The Sun sextiles Mars with an orb of 1°18′ and sextiles Jupiter with an orb of 1°51′. The Sun sextiles Uranus with an orb of 2°10′ and sextiles Saturn with an orb of 2°21′.

In the classical scheme Aquarius belongs to Saturn, while modern astrology links it with Uranus, so here the Sun is connected to both rulers of its sign. Tradition reads the sextile as an opportunity to be used: an easy link that pays off when it is worked on.

Mars and Jupiter in fire

Mars at 26°35′ Sagittarius trines Jupiter at 26°03′ Aries with an orb of 0°32′. Both planets are in fire signs, and tradition links a fire trine with enthusiasm, courage and fast action. In the traditional reading Mars in Sagittarius acts with range and a competitive spirit, and Jupiter in Aries adds belief in victory.

Venus in Aries square Neptune

In the noon chart Venus at 9°14′ Aries is square Neptune at 9°24′ Capricorn with an orb of 0°09′. The classical scheme counts Venus in Aries as in its detriment: feelings here are direct and ardent. In the traditional reading the square to Neptune adds idealisation and a dreamy streak.

In the noon chart the tightest aspect joins the North Node at 23°12′ Pisces and Chiron: a square with an orb of 0°00′. Both points move slowly, so the orb stays within two minutes of arc all day.

Events often compared with the chart

• August 23, 2008: Olympic gold in Beijing at featherweight (57 kg) and the Val Barker Trophy.
• August 12, 2012: second Olympic gold, in London at lightweight (60 kg).
• June 21, 2014: in his third professional fight, beats Gary Russell Jr. for the vacant WBO featherweight title.
• May 12, 2018: beats Jorge Linares at Madison Square Garden for the WBA lightweight title, a world title in a third weight class in his 12th professional fight.
• February 2022: returns to Ukraine after the Russian invasion and joins a territorial defence battalion.
• May 12, 2024: stops George Kambosos Jr. in Perth to win the vacant IBF lightweight title.
• June 5, 2025: announces his retirement from boxing; in 2026 his team spoke of a possible return, with no fight confirmed.

These dates are starting points for your own work with transits. We do not make predictions about the health, court cases or future careers of living people.

Planet positions

Calculation: Swiss Ephemeris core-2026.11.07.

Aspects

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Aspect patterns and fixed stars

Patterns are found from the aspects in the table above, stars by a conjunction within 1°.

• Stellium: Saturn, Uranus and Neptune in Capricorn

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