This week Andreas Katzourakis got a win on a small show that not many people outside of the regional market saw. The 25-year-old fighter, hailing from Athens, Greece, has moved his life to America, to pursue the most American thing possible – a dream. What is that dream? To be

Saturday, June 18 ESPN | 7 PM PST | 3 PM PST (ESPN+ Undercard) We are close to yet another undisputed champion in the sport as three of the four light heavyweight world titles will be on the line as Artur Beterbiev fights Joe Smith Jr. for the WBC, WBO

In one of my many clickbait articles leading into the new year, we will put the spotlight on guys who deserve the spotlight. This will focus on fighters who do not have a major promoter but are of the ilk that deserve to be invested in for their boxing career,

23-year-old middleweight Andreas Katzourakis (5-0, 4 KOs), stopped Brandon Baue in three rounds at the Airport Hilton in Miami, Florida. Katzourakis scored four knockdowns in the bout and the Greek fighter managed by Split-T Management, in particular David McWater and Brendan Segales, appeared to turn heads. Katzourakis who trained in