At the end of May, Lithuanian kickboxer, “Glory” world champion, fighter nicknamed Kuvalda and his fiancée, stylist Santa Mišenytė, welcomed their first child together. Their son, whom the couple named Radan Aleksandras, was born on Sergejus’s birthday and became the greatest gift for him. The fighter, who participated in the birth, recalls the emotions experienced almost four months ago as if it all happened yesterday, according to a press release from LNK television.
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For Sergejus, this is his fourth child. From previous relationships, he is raising three children – two sons and a daughter. For Santa, Radan Aleksandras is her firstborn.
When asked how they feel, the couple admitted that living in a bubble of happiness and love, after the birth of a child, like many parents, they mostly miss sleep and time for each other. However, when asked if he would want more children having four already, the fighter did not hesitate.
“Of course, who else if not us. Lithuania hangs on our shoulders,” said S. Maslobojevas on the LNK lifestyle show “From… To…”.
Meanwhile, Santa admits that she would only consider having another child together when Sergejus ends his career.
“As my father said, a young man should watch a child for at least a couple of weeks at night to understand what the mother goes through. And then I will be able to work more,” said S. Mišenytė.
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The first months of motherhood were very difficult for Santa. She does not hide that the image of motherhood seen on social media was quite different from the reality she experienced after returning from the hospital.
“On social media, everyone looks happy, regaining ideal body shapes after a few weeks. But most people keep silent about the reality. On the first nights, when I was still not fully recovered, just back from the hospital, I didn’t know anything, didn’t understand anything, it was very hard. I cried crocodile tears and wrote to my friends – why didn’t you tell me that it’s really this hard?” said S. Mišenytė.
Although family now occupies a large part of Sergejus’s life, the coming weeks will be very intense for the fighter. At the end of September, during the “UTMA 19” tournament, S. Maslobojevas will face Dominykas Dirksčius in the ring. Less than two weeks remain until the most anticipated fight of the year, so now Sergejus is going through one of the toughest phases of his life. He trains intensively twice a day in the gym, constantly increasing physical load, and also follows a strict diet plan.
Moreover, the fighter is also taking care of a new business – soon, together with business partners, he will open one of the largest sports clubs, “Sparta Fight Gym,” over five hundred square meters in size, in the leisure center “Moonplay” on Švitrigailos alley, designed for both men and women.
“I live by a tightly scheduled minute-by-minute plan, never letting go of my phone,” the fighter says.
The lifestyle show “From… To…” airs Monday evening at 8 PM on LNK.
