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Brandon Adams and Andreas Katzourakis go head-to-head in the highly anticipated finals of the OTX Tournament!
OTX 11’s “The Road To Gold” Takes Over Atlanta
WHAT: OTX returns to Atlanta for its final fight of the year on Friday, November 22, at The Corey Studios! Don’t miss world rated talent Brandon Adams taking on rising star Andreas Katzourakis in the finals of the super welterweight OTX Tournament. One fighter will emerge victorious after 10 rounds to claim not only the OTX x WBC Tournament and WBA Continental America’s Championships but also secure a $100K bonus and a coveted promotional contract with OTX.
In the co-main event, 2020 Olympic medalist Oshae Jones will challenge for her first professional world championship against unified IBF & IBO Jr. Middleweight World Champion Femke Hermans.
In just one year, OTX has generated over 4.5 billion views across its boxing content and grown its following by an average of 300,000 new followers per month, now reaching 4 million followers across all platforms.
Additional Info
- Betting odds will be available to OTX 11 fans on DraftKings Sportsbook.
- The General joins as our official insurance partner.
- As part of OTX’s partnership with DAZN, all fights will be available to watch on the DAZN app for free, and streamed on DAZN and Overtime socials.
WHEN: Friday, November 22
- Doors open at 7:00 PM EST
- Fights start at 8:00 PM EST
TICKETS: OTX 11 Tickets
WHERE: The Corey Studios
225 Corey Center, Atlanta
FIGHT RUNDOWN
OTX x WBC Tournament & WBA Continental America’s Super Welterweight Championship Main Event
Brandon Adams (25-3 16KOs) vs. Andreas Katzourakis (14-0 10KOs)
10 Round IBF & IBO Jr. Middleweight World Championship Co-Main Event
Oshae Jones (7-0 3KOs, Challenger) vs. Femke Hermans (18-4 7KOs, Champion)
10 Round Super Featherweight Bout
Maliek Montgomery (19-0 17 KO) vs. Sakaria Lukas (26-2-1 18KOs)
6 Round Super Lightweight Bout
David Lopez (6-0 4KOs) vs. Marlin Sims (8-3, 4 KOs)
4 Round Super Middleweight Bout
Nathan Lugo (2-0 2KOs) vs. Madoche Ilunga (1-0 1KO)
WHAT TO EXPECT
In the main event, the heavy-hitting world rated Brandon “The Cannon” Adams (Watts, CA, 25-3, 16 KOs) will face off with rising star and undefeated pro Andreas“Katz” Katzourakis (Houston TX by way of Athens, Greece, 14-0, 10 KOs) in the highly anticipated explosive OTX Tournament Championship. Both fighters have steamrolled through their competition—now, only one can claim the OTX x WBC tournament title, WBA Continental America’s Title, $100K prize and an OTX promotional contract. Who will claim the throne on “The Road to Gold” at OTX 11?
In the co-main event, OTX’s queen of the ring, Oshae “Suga” Jones (Toledo, OH, 7-0, 3 KOs), risks her perfect record as she challenges for her first professional world title against unified world champion, Femke “Thunder” Hermans (Londerzeel, Belgium, 18-4, 7 KOs) for the IBF & IBO Junior Middleweight Championship. It’s an all-out clash for two titles—expect fireworks!
In the super featherweight division, Georgia’s own Maliek “Mayhem” Montgomery (Macon, GA 19-0, 17 KOs), with a wild 90% KO rate, faces fearless fighter Sakaria “Desert Storm” Lukas (Windhoek, Namibia, 26-2, 18 KOs), who’s hungry for the upset. Knockout potential? Off the charts.
Plus, Oakland’s David “Dynamite” Lopez (Oakland, CA, 6-0, 4 KOs), the fighter/model sensation, takes on power punching Marlin “So Icy” Sims (8-3, 4 KOs), who’s knocked out half his opponents in his victories. In this California-Florida clash, someone is hitting the canvas.
Kicking off the night, star super middleweight prospect Nathan “Brickbuster” Lugo (Marietta, GA, 2-0, 2 KOs) goes toe-to-toe with Mardoche ”"The Warrior of Ah-Goche"” Ilunga (Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of Congo, 1-0, 1 KO). Two young guns, one explosive start to OTX11.
OTX 11: The Road to Gold is promoted by Overtime Boxing airing live on DAZN and powered by C4 Energy.
The final fight of OTX 2024 was nothing short of spectacular! In just one year of operation, OTX has brought fighters closer to title contention—a feat no other promoter has achieved so quickly.
For the OTX11 fight:
- Betting odds were available to fans on DraftKings Sportsbook.
- The General joined as our official insurance partner
- As part of OTX’s partnership with DAZN, all fights were available to watch on the DAZN app for free, and streamed on DAZN and Overtime socials
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In the night's first fight, Jonny Mansour defeated Luciano Ramos in a fight that went the distance.
In the second bout, David Lopez remained undefeated and banked the fifth knockout of his career, with a first-round knockout over Marlin Sims securing that bag in the Money Round.
In his return to OTX, Maliek Montgomery and Sakaria Lukas went toe to toe for four rounds with Maliek ultimately taking home the win and The General KO bonus.
Closing out the undercard, fan-favorite Nathan Lugo took home his third win against his toughest competition yet, Mardoche Ilunga, in four rounds.
In the co-main event, OTX's queen bee, Oshae Jones, secured a hard-fought victory over Belgian challenger Femke Hermans. In a thrilling matchup, Jones edged out her opponent with a narrow underdog win via split decision, claiming the IBF and IBO Jr. Middleweight World Championship titles.
In the main event and tournament finale, Brandon Adams and Andreas Katzourakis faced off in an intense battle. Katzourakis emerged victorious, claiming the OTX x WBC Tournament title, the WBA Continental Americas Championship, a $100K bonus, and a coveted promotional contract with OTX.
The final fight of OTX 2024 was nothing short of spectacular! In just one year of operation, OTX has brought fighters closer to title contention—a feat no other promoter has achieved so quickly.
For the OTX11 fight:
- Betting odds were available to fans on DraftKings Sportsbook.
- The General joined as our official insurance partner
- As part of OTX’s partnership with DAZN, all fights were available to watch on the DAZN app for free, and streamed on DAZN and Overtime socials
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In the night's first fight, Jonny Mansour defeated Luciano Ramos in a fight that went the distance.
In the second bout, David Lopez remained undefeated and banked the fifth knockout of his career, with a first-round knockout over Marlin Sims securing that bag in the Money Round.
In his return to OTX, Maliek Montgomery and Sakaria Lukas went toe to toe for four rounds with Maliek ultimately taking home the win and The General KO bonus.
Closing out the undercard, fan-favorite Nathan Lugo took home his third win against his toughest competition yet, Mardoche Ilunga, in four rounds.
In the co-main event, OTX's queen bee, Oshae Jones, secured a hard-fought victory over Belgian challenger Femke Hermans. In a thrilling matchup, Jones edged out her opponent with a narrow underdog win via split decision, claiming the IBF and IBO Jr. Middleweight World Championship titles.
In the main event and tournament finale, Brandon Adams and Andreas Katzourakis faced off in an intense battle. Katzourakis emerged victorious, claiming the OTX x WBC Tournament title, the WBA Continental Americas Championship, a $100K bonus, and a coveted promotional contract with OTX.
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