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In the full BTS Podcast episode, Thodoris Ritsakis spoke about psychology and coaching in elite competition, the coach–athlete relationship, pressure management, and the role of parents in athletes' development.

Immune was the first guest on Dimitris Chatzigeorgiou's Onsports Stories series, in an interview about life, music, basketball, and boxing.

Queen.gr visited Phoenix Boxing Club for a beginner boxing video feature in which Stefanos Filimianov and Olga Papadatou presented basic techniques, beginner guidance, the first-training experience, and boxing as exercise, self-defence, and a means of empowerment.

Vasilis Makrygiannis, coached by Stefanos Filimianov at Phoenix Boxing Club, spoke before his bout against Kostas Sarkiris at Golden Corner Boxing Show 2 on 16/11/2025.

In episode 29 of season two of the In the Game podcast, Thodoris Ritsakis discussed boxing, competitive mentality, and the need for leading athletes to compete against one another.

In season four, episode 181 of Zulucast Talk, “The sweet science of Boxing,” Thodoris Ritsakis spoke with Zanettos Loukas about his journey from the age of 18, amateur and professional boxing, the state of the sport in Greece, and his goals as a coach.

A short audiovisual comment by Thodoris Ritsakis on the course and growth potential of Greek boxing.

On 26 November 2023, the Play Explore channel published a video visit and training session at Phoenix Boxing Club, introducing Stefanos Filimianov, Thodoris Ritsakis, and the club's team.

ERA Sport interview about the 1st International Vasilis Topalos Cup, held on 12–17 September 2023, and the event's memorial context.

Michalis Tsamalidis spoke to Fightsports.gr about two central goals: Olympic qualification and a medal for Greece, followed by a move into professional boxing, with the intention of making his professional debut before the end of 2024. His preparation was already adapting toward professional-style demands, including more and longer rounds, harder gloves, and technical and tactical adjustment, without implying that he was already a professional.

Long-form profile of the Phoenix athlete coached by Stefanos Filimianov

An interview and podcast with Thodoris Ritsakis on Green Stories, focusing on his journey and experience in boxing.

An audiovisual conversation with Thodoris Ritsakis about a long life in the ring and the dilemma between an athletic career and making a living.

OneMan profiled 18-year-old Michalis Tsamalidis after his European gold in Sofia, documenting his journey, fighting style, and daily training at Phoenix Boxing Club in Agia Paraskevi.

In a first-person statement on Nova, Michalis Tsamalidis discussed Greek boxing, the Greek Youth National Team, international tournaments, training camps, and his European competitive experience and achievements. He recorded participation in four international tournaments, two training camps and two European Championships. Michalis Tsamalidis’s statement was published on the Hellenic Boxing Federation website on 3 May 2022 and republished by Novasports on 4 May 2022.

On 1 April 2022, Michalis Tsamalidis spoke to Fightsports after winning the Adriatic Pearl, naming the European Championship in Bulgaria as his immediate goal and a world title as his long-term ambition. He gave special thanks to his coach Stefanos Filimianov and Phoenix Boxing Club.

On 16 December 2020, Thodoris Ritsakis gave an exclusive UFight interview about Florian Marku, explaining why he had challenged him, discussing a possible professional matchup with Alexandros Tsanikidis, and referring to his professional ambitions.

On 10 December 2020, UFight published comments by Thodoris Ritsakis about a possible bout with Florian Marku in the context of his professional career at the time.

On 24 September 2018, FightersDome published a video in which Thodoris Ritsakis commented on the commercial appeal of combat sports.

Thodoris Ritsakis told Fightsports.gr that he considered his main domestic amateur goals achieved, including three consecutive Greek championships, and chose professional boxing in pursuit of more frequent bouts and greater international exposure and development.

In a Fightsports interview on 14 December 2017, Stefanos Filimianov presented the vision of the newly established Phoenix Boxing Club: to showcase the beauty and standing of boxing, make its technique accessible to the wider public, and invest in new Greek talent.

In a Fightsports interview on 12 December 2017, Thodoris Ritsakis discussed the new Phoenix Boxing Club, his transition into coaching, his philosophy on the coach's role, and the importance of respect, discipline, and sound athletic education.

Angelos Kapsalis is training at Phoenix Boxing Gym with Stefanos Filimianov ahead of his professional bout against Christos Avramidis at Fight For Glory 5 on 20/09/2026. The Light Heavyweight bout is scheduled for four three-minute rounds at the Panellinios Basketball Indoor Arena in Athens. This record documents only his current training/preparation connection with Phoenix and does not state that Kapsalis formally represents Phoenix in competition or is registered as a Phoenix athlete.

Panathinaikos honoured its women's boxing team as Greek champions at the Tomb of the Indian, with Stefanos Filimianov among the team's two coaches. Papadatou won gold at 60 kg, Makri gold at 65 kg, Stefani silver at 75 kg, Florou bronze at 48 kg, and Stavropoulou bronze at 60 kg.

Panathinaikos athlete Kostas Platias trained systematically at Phoenix Boxing Club under Stefanos Filimianov before gaining international experience through a boxing exhibition event and a summer training cycle in Miami. This record documents preparation at Phoenix, not competitive representation of Phoenix in the USA.

The federation’s June 2025 transfer register records the approved moves of Roberto Kapai and Vasileios Stratakos from A.S. Phoenix to Panathinaikos AO.

Stefanos Filimianov accompanied Panathinaikos's three-member boxing delegation to the International Boxing Cup in Larnaca, where David Giannatos defeated Yimor Bukugia at 70 kg and Gerasimos Tzavaras defeated Igor Astragyan at 75 kg.

The federation’s January 2025 transfer register records approved moves from A.S. Phoenix to Panathinaikos AO by Ioannis Manos, Maria-Myrto Stavropoulou and Dionysios Solla.

At the 2nd Michalis Balios Cup, Panathinaikos won five gold and three silver medals on the first day, 21/09/2024, followed by three gold and seven silver medals on the second day. The team was accompanied on the first day by coaches Stefanos Filimianov, Giannis Manolis, Tasos Georgantzas and Giorgos Kallidonis.

On 12 September 2024, Panathinaikos announced seven transfers from A.S. Phoenix: Eleni Martou, David Giannatos, Dimosthenis Vasileiou, Angelos Kapsalis, Konstantinos Plateias, Markos Dragoutsos and Konstantinos Vergetis. The wider official register for the June 2024 transfer period records twelve approved moves from Phoenix to Panathinaikos. In addition to the seven people named in this announcement, it includes Nikolaos Andrikopoulos, Erekle Asatiani, Ioannis Poumpouridis, Konstantinos Larisis and Olga-Pavlina Papadatou.

Takes responsibility for the boxing department of the historic Panellinios G.S.

Ritsakis selected for the international programme · Karamolegos among the candidates

On 30 April 2024, Panathinaikos A.O. announced the start of its collaboration with Stefanos Filimianov as coach of the boxing department. The official announcement explicitly linked his new role to the coaching career he began at Phoenix in 2017 and the successes of his athletes. As an athlete with Iraklis Agion Anargyron, he competed from 2002 to 2010, winning Junior bronze and Young Men gold.

Phoenix Boxing Club finished as the leading U22 men's club at the Greek Championships held in Patras. The club distinction is recorded as a milestone without assigning an undocumented individual participation to an athlete whose full name has not been confirmed.

At Panathinaikos A.O.'s annual event, Thodoris Ritsakis received a special honour shortly before the scheduled conclusion of his competitive career. The club presented him with an honorary plaque, handed to him by Roulis Agrapidakis.

The federation’s January 2024 transfer register records the approved move of Michail Tsamalidis from A.S. Phoenix to Olympiacos SFP.

Invited to a preparation camp in Kyrgyzstan with Dmitry Bivol

Phoenix Boxing Club entered a 14-athlete delegation in the Greek Men’s A Category Championship Qualifiers, held on 26–30/10/2023 at the Antikyra Municipal Indoor Gymnasium in Boeotia. Eleven athletes are documented by name in the corresponding individual Archive cards, while three additional participations remain recorded only at club level without reliable identification of full names or individual results.

The first International “Vasilis Topalos” Boxing Cup was staged in memory of Vasilis Topalos, with free admission and a parallel charity initiative in support of young Giannis Korologos. The Greek team finished the tournament with 14 medals — 7 gold, 4 silver and 3 bronze — while the Hellenic Boxing Federation presented the Cup with the aim of establishing it as an annual international event.

Professional debut announcement

The official 2023 transfer register records approved moves to A.S. Phoenix by Konstantinos Lolis from Iraklis Agion Anargyron and Dimitrios Karkavelias from AEK.

Completed a two-day seminar lasting eight hours in total

Olga Papadatou was honoured by the Hellenic Olympic Committee for her international achievements in 2022 and received a financial award. The recognition formed part of the HOC's first decision to financially reward athletes who won medals at World and European Championships and the Mediterranean Games during 2022.

Sport-FM, attributing the information to SKAI, reported an EOP decision for a permanent annual Vasilis Topalos scholarship, an international tournament in his name, funeral-cost support, and an institutional memorial response.

Olga Papadatou travelled to England for high-level sparring with WBC champion Raven Chapman. The contemporary report describes a demanding six-round sparring session as important international experience for the Phoenix athlete.

Greek Youth Men Team Champion · Most Successful Youth Men Club · Greek Youth Women Team Champion

The scheduled Thodoris Ritsakis–Dionysis Gkikas bout did not take place. According to Ritsakis's explanation, it was cancelled because of a misunderstanding and lack of agreement over the intended fight weight.

Olga Papadatou trained and sparred in Denmark ahead of European competition. Sarah Mahfoud, unbeaten at 11–0, was preparing for the 24 September world-title bout against Amanda Serrano in Manchester.

Thodoris Ritsakis signed a professional contract with Warren Boxing Management, opening a new stage in his professional career with the aim of securing new and stronger professional bouts. At the time of the agreement he held a 4–2 professional record, competed at welterweight and had previously been Greek amateur champion with Panathinaikos.

The federation’s 2022 transfer register records four approved moves to Phoenix: Eleftherios Karamolegkos and Nefeli Ritsaki from Panathinaikos, Olga-Pavlina Papadatou from Perseas, and Maria-Myrto Stavropoulou from Aias.

3 gold medals · 1 silver medal · with Thodoris Ritsakis in the coaching setup

The official 2021 transfer register documents approved moves to A.S. Phoenix by Foteini Christou and Filippos Karamolegkos from Diagoras, and Konstantinos-Alexandros Vergetis from Perseas.

Thodoris Ritsakis trained in London with BoxingAgentP4P. The preparation was connected to his publicly stated ambition eventually to reach a fight with Florian Marku; no bout had been agreed or scheduled.

Nova reported a Panathinaikos A.O. board decision: the boxing department returned directly to the club, with Thodoris Ritsakis responsible, ending the previous administrative assignment model.

One of his final sparring sessions before his professional debut in Germany

Participation in training sparring sessions organised by the Hellenic Boxing Federation

Thodoris Ritsakis and Stefanos Filimianov trained at Bupas Gym in Moscow in August 2019 for international preparation and sparring. The camp formed part of Ritsakis's preparation for the scheduled six-round bout against Egzon Maliqaj in Switzerland on 30 August.

Preparation sparring ahead of Ritsakis' next competitive appearance

Thodoris Ritsakis and Michalis Zampidis held a preparation sparring session ahead of their next competitive commitments. Ritsakis, a Phoenix athlete, hosted Zampidis before Ritsakis's bout in Rome and Zampidis's return in Germany.

Phoenix Boxing Club took part in the Myrmidones Agiou Dimitriou interclub event with ten athletes. Petros Topalos is documented by name and retains his own Athlete Fight card, while the other nine participations remain recorded as a club presence because the retrieved source does not publish their full names or individual results. Most Phoenix athletes had around one year or less of boxing experience and were generally facing more experienced opponents.

Michalis Tsamalidis began combat sports at a young age, practising kickboxing and wrestling from around the age of seven before gradually preferring striking and boxing. By late 2019 he had fully committed to boxing, a decisive step in the path later connected with Phoenix Boxing Club.

Professional contract signed following the required medical examination · joined the SEP professional structure · a new professional phase with Stefanos Filimianov in his corner

Early social record of the club, only weeks after the launch of Phoenix Boxing Club

Contemporaneous interviews from December 2017 present Phoenix Boxing Club as a new / newly established boxing school and a joint coaching effort by Thodoris Ritsakis and Stefanos Filimianov.

A report published on 21/09/2016 lists Thodoris Ritsakis among 15 participants in a scientifically structured combat-sports camp with pre- and post-camp ergometric testing.

An archival record of a training sparring session between Dimatos and Stefanos Filimianov as part of their preparation for The Battle 9 in 2014; it is not an official competitive result.

Tapology provides a second external, dynamic index of Thodoris Ritsakis's professional career and is not a standalone competitive event. At the review on 12/09/2026 it showed a 5–5–1 record and explicitly noted that it did not hold the athlete's complete boxing history, referring visitors to BoxRec.

BoxRec serves as an external, dynamic archive of Thodoris Ritsakis's professional boxing career rather than a separate historical event. At the review on 12/09/2026, the profile listed 11 professional bouts from 2018 to 2026 and a 5–5–1 record.

Phoenix fighter Iraklis Asatiani faced Raw Boxing Club's Paraskevas Koronidis at Warriors Den, at Near East in Kaisariani, at 66.5 kg over 6 × 3-minute rounds.

Odysseas Ritzakis competed at 60 kg against Michalis Papazisis in the 3rd Peristeri Boxing Cup. The official result was recorded as RSC R1 in favour of Michalis Papazisis.

Panagiotis Koukorempas competed at 52 kg against Pantelis Georgopoulos in the 3rd Peristeri Boxing Cup. The official result was recorded as WP 3–0 in favour of Pantelis Georgopoulos.

Emmanouil Sarikakis competed at 90+ kg against Michail Papageorgiou in the 1st Onomastos o Smyrnaios Boxing Cup. The official result was recorded as ABD R1 in favour of Michail Papageorgiou.

Filippos Karamolegos competed in the 2025 Greek Elite Men's and Women's Championships at 70 kg, held at “Panagia Alexiotissa” Municipal Gym · Eglykada Park, 62 Papagou Street, Patras. The official result was recorded as Dimos Asimakopoylos — WP 5–0.

Florian Tsani competed in the 2025 Greek Elite Men's and Women's Championships at 70 kg, held at “Panagia Alexiotissa” Municipal Gym · Eglykada Park, 62 Papagou Street, Patras. The official result was recorded as Zacharias Mylonas — WP 5–0.

Agisilaos Foyrkas competed in the 2025 Greek Men's Championship qualifiers at 80 kg, held at Antikyra Municipal Indoor Arena · Antikyra, Boeotia. The official result was recorded as Panagiotis Spanos — RSC R1.

Nikolaos Loykas competed in the 2025 Greek Men's Championship qualifiers at 65 kg, held at Antikyra Municipal Indoor Arena · Antikyra, Boeotia. The official result was recorded as Christos Lekkas — RSC R2.

Georgios Stamatis competed in the 2025 Greek Men's Championship qualifiers at 75 kg, held at Antikyra Municipal Indoor Arena · Antikyra, Boeotia. The official result was recorded as Konstantinos Sideris — WP 5–0.

Stamatios Ntemos competed in the 2025 Greek Men's Championship qualifiers at 70 kg, held at Antikyra Municipal Indoor Arena · Antikyra, Boeotia. The official result was recorded as Cjapi Halit — WP 4–1.

Christodoulos Varnalis contested two bouts at 75 kg in the 2025 Greek Men's Championship qualifiers. The official results were recorded in favour of Angelos Saratsis and Nikolaos Katakalidis.

Vasilis Makrygiannis represented Phoenix Boxing Club against Kostas Sarkiris at Golden Corner Boxing Show 2, in a matchup between two Greek champions at 63 kg over four three-minute rounds.

Iraklis Asatiani, documented as a Phoenix Boxing Club athlete at the time, was announced against The Fighting Mall's Grigoris Nikolopoulos in a six-round boxing bout at Hall of Champions XI.

Alexandros Karachalios competed with Phoenix Boxing Club at the 3rd Michalis Balios Cup, held on 27–28/09/2025 at the “Chara Karyami” Irakleio Indoor Arena. The available documentation does not record a win for Karachalios and does not identify the opponent or method.

Giorgos Stamatis made his first competitive appearance with Phoenix Boxing Club at the 3rd Michalis Balios Cup, held on 27–28/09/2025 at the “Chara Karyami” Irakleio Indoor Arena. The available documentation does not record a win and does not identify the opponent or method.

Thodoris Theocharidis competed in the Greek Youth and Schoolboys Championships at 63 kg, held at Grevena, Greece. The documented campaign reached the quarter-finals at 63 kg. This was his first participation in a national championship.

Panos Schizas made his first appearance at national-championship level at 70 kg at the Greek Championships in Grevena on 07–11/05/2025. He faced a more experienced opponent. The available documentation does not record a win and does not provide the opponent's name, score or method.

Stefanos Bakolas made his first appearance at national-championship level at 70 kg at the Greek Championships in Grevena on 07–11/05/2025. He faced a more experienced opponent. The available documentation does not record a win and does not provide the opponent's name, score or method.

Alexandros Sarris of A.S. Phoenix is listed by the Hellenic Boxing Federation among the athletes qualified for the 2025 Greek Men’s Championships in the 90 kg division. The list establishes qualification but does not provide an individual bout route.

Vasilis Stratakos competed in the EUBC U23 European Championships at 57 kg, held at Sofia Sports Hall · Sofia, Bulgaria. The official result was recorded as R32 · Ariol Zeneli by WP 5–0. The existing source also identifies him as Greek champion in his category.

Nikos Andrikopoulos competed in the EUBC U23 European Championships at 75 kg, held at Sofia Sports Hall · Sofia, Bulgaria. The official result was recorded as R32 · Mateusz Daniel Urban by WP 5–0. The existing source also identifies him as Greek champion in his category.

Rompert Kapai competed in the 2024 Dodonia Cup, held at Ioannina, Greece. The available documentation confirms the participation without providing a complete individual result.

Giannis Manos competed in the 2024 Dodonia Cup, held at Ioannina, Greece. The available documentation confirms the participation without providing a complete individual result.

Panos Schizas competed in the 2024 Dodonia Cup, held at Ioannina, Greece. The available documentation confirms the participation without providing a complete individual result.

Petros Topalos competed in the EUBC Junior European Championships at 70 kg, held in Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina. The official result was recorded as R16 · Rza Rzayev by WP 3–2 · 70 kg.

Ioannis Poumpouridis competed in the EUBC Junior European Championships at 80 kg, held in Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina. The official result was recorded as R32 · Toprak Salman by WP 5–0 · 80 kg.

Olga Papadatou competed at 57 kg in the second World Olympic Qualification Tournament in Bangkok. In the R32 she faced Alyssa Mendoza of the United States, with the result recorded as 5–0 in favour of Mendoza.

At the Greek Youth and Schoolboys Championships in Grevena, A.S. Phoenix boxer Perspalis competed at 75 kg against AEK's Alexandros Papatheodorou.

Phoenix Boxing Club's Konstantinos Vergetis faced Giannis Fezoulai at Scorpion The Grande at DAK Platon in Nikaia. Vergetis did not continue after the fourth round, and the official result was recorded as a fifth-round TKO in favour of Fezoulai.

Olga Papadatou competed at 57 kg in the first World Olympic Qualification Tournament in Busto Arsizio. In the R32 she faced Canada's Marie-Bathoul Al-Ahmadieh, with the result recorded as WP 3–2 in favour of Al-Ahmadieh.

Florian Tsani competed in the Greek U22 Men's Championships, held at Panagia Alexiotissa Municipal Indoor Arena · Patras, Greece. The available documentation confirms the participation without providing a complete individual result.

Panos Schizas competed in the Greek U22 Men's Championships, held at Panagia Alexiotissa Municipal Indoor Arena · Patras, Greece. The available documentation confirms the participation without providing a complete individual result.

Stefanos Samlidis competed in the Greek U22 Men's Championships, held at Panagia Alexiotissa Municipal Indoor Arena · Patras, Greece. The available documentation confirms the participation without providing a complete individual result.

Vasilis Stratakos competed in the 2023 Greek Elite Championships at 57 kg, held at Indoor Arena «Paylos Giannakopoylos» · Athens, Greece. The official result was recorded as Remoys Antonio Vellis — on points.

Vilem Evmorfidis competed in the 2023 Greek Elite Championships at 71 kg, held at Indoor Arena «Paylos Giannakopoylos» · Athens, Greece. The official result was recorded as Anastasios Korovesis — majority decision.

Giorgos Christoylis competed in the 2023 Greek Elite Championships at 80 kg, held at Indoor Arena «Paylos Giannakopoylos» · Athens, Greece. The official result was recorded as Konstantinos Tsakalis — majority decision.

Konstantinos Vergetis competed in the 2023 Greek Elite Championships at 92 kg, held at Indoor Arena «Paylos Giannakopoylos» · Athens, Greece. The official result was recorded as Sarantos Kyvelos — majority decision.

Petros Topalos competed in the 2023 IBA Junior World Championships at 70 kg, held at MIKA Sports Arena · Yerevan, Armenia. The official result was recorded as R16 · Ahmed Koci by WP 5–0 · 70 kg

Ioannis Poympoyridis competed in the 2023 IBA Junior World Championships at 80 kg, held at MIKA Sports Arena · Yerevan, Armenia. The official result was recorded as R16 · Hardik Panwar by WP 5–0 · 80 kg

Konstantinos Vergetis competed in the 92 kg final at the Greek Men’s A Category Championship Qualifiers in Antikyra on 29/10/2023 against Fotis Bozios of Panathinaikos. The result was recorded for Bozios by opponent retirement.

Alexandros Karachalios competed at 67 kg in the Greek Men’s A Category Championship Qualifiers in Antikyra on 28/10/2023 against Giannis Chalatian of Panathinaikos. The result was recorded for Chalatian by stoppage in Round 3.

Stamatios Ntemos competed at 67 kg in the Greek Men’s A Category Championship Qualifiers in Antikyra on 27/10/2023 against Giannis Chalatian of Panathinaikos. The source records the result for Chalatian without specifying a method or score.

Konstantinos Larisis competed with Phoenix Boxing Club in the Greek Men’s A Category Championship Qualifiers, held on 26–30/10/2023 at the Antikyra Municipal Indoor Gymnasium in Boeotia. The individual result is not documented by the available sources.

Giannis Manos competed with Phoenix Boxing Club in the Greek Men’s A Category Championship Qualifiers, held on 26–30/10/2023 at the Antikyra Municipal Indoor Gymnasium in Boeotia. The individual result is not documented by the available sources.

Christodoylos Varnalis competed with Phoenix Boxing Club in the Greek Men’s A Category Championship Qualifiers, held on 26–30/10/2023 at the Antikyra Municipal Indoor Gymnasium in Boeotia. The individual result is not documented by the available sources.

Giorgos Christoylis competed with Phoenix Boxing Club in the Greek Men’s A Category Championship Qualifiers, held on 26–30/10/2023 at the Antikyra Municipal Indoor Gymnasium in Boeotia. The individual result is not documented by the available sources.

Dimos Vasileioy competed with Phoenix Boxing Club in the Greek Men’s A Category Championship Qualifiers, held on 26–30/10/2023 at the Antikyra Municipal Indoor Gymnasium in Boeotia. The individual result is not documented by the available sources.

Paris Kalleas competed with Phoenix Boxing Club in the Greek Men’s A Category Championship Qualifiers, held on 26–30/10/2023 at the Antikyra Municipal Indoor Gymnasium in Boeotia. The individual result is not documented by the available sources.

Michalis Tsamalidis competed at 80 kg at the EUBC Cup in Budva. In the round of 16 he faced Serbia's Vladimir Mironchikov, with the official result recorded as WP 5–0 in favour of Mironchikov.

Phoenix Boxing Club's Iraklis Asatiani was announced against Paraskevas Koronidis under professional boxing rules at Artemis Fight Night 4, held on 15 July 2023 in Marousi.

Olga Papadatou competed at 57 kg at the 2023 European Games. In the R32 she faced Michaela Walsh of Ireland, with the official result recorded as WP 5–0 in Walsh's favour.

Olga Papadatou competed at 60 kg at the IBA Women's World Championships in New Delhi. In the R32 she faced Serbia's Natalia Shadrina, with the official result recorded as WP 5–0 in favour of Shadrina.

Konstantinos Vergetis competed professionally at 200 lb (90.7 kg) against David Jamieson at the DoubleTree Hilton Hotel in Glasgow. The scheduled eight-round bout ended in the fifth by retirement/TKO in favour of Jamieson.

Michalis Tsamalidis competed at 80 kg at the 74th Strandja tournament in Sofia. In the round of 16 he faced Kevin Boakye Schumann, with the official result recorded as WP 5–0 in favour of Schumann.

Phoenix athlete Dimos Vasileiou competed at 86 kg against Christos Gerodimos.

Leyteris Karamolegkos competed in the Scorpion – Prive Boxing, held at Indoor Arena DAK Platon · Nikaia, Attica, Greece. The available documentation confirms that the bout took place without identifying the opponent or result.

Participation at the EUBC Schoolboys European Championships in Erzurum at 66 kg, against Oleksii Tatarenko of Ukraine.

Phoenix Boxing Club's Filippos Karamolegos faced Myrmidons Sports Club's Stavros Savvidis in the opening bout of Artemis Fight Night 3, contested at 75 kg over four three-minute rounds.

Phoenix athlete Iraklis Asatiani competed against Giorgos Dantamis.

Phoenix Boxing Club's Dimos Vasileiou faced Manolis Klonaris in the main event of Face Off 4 at The Core Sports Center in Peristeri. The official event record lists a unanimous decision in favour of Klonaris.

Thodoris Ritsakis is scheduled to face Dato Vibliani at Fight For Glory 5 on 20/09/2026 at the Panellinios Basketball Indoor Arena in Pedion tou Areos, Athens. The professional Middleweight bout is scheduled for four three-minute rounds. The bout has not yet taken place and no result is recorded.

Thodoris Ritsakis competed in two bouts at 70 kg at the 2025 Greek Elite Men's Championship in Patra. He faced Tryfon Papadopoulos and then Iraklis Asatiani, with the official results recorded as 5–0 and 3–2 respectively in favour of his opponents.

16 June 2024

Six-round bout at Ring of War 1

Participation with the Greek National Team · Representing Panathinaikos

Thodoris Ritsakis competed at 71 kg at the 74th Strandja in Sofia against Francesco Magrì. The official result was RSC in round 2 at 2:32 in favour of Magrì.

Ruda Śląska · Poland · Professional eight-round bout

Professional fight in Swindon

Weston · Florida · USA · WBC Mediterranean title challenge

Thodoris Ritsakis faced Russian world champion Andrey Zamkovoy at the Governor Cup in Saint Petersburg, with Stefanos Filimianov in his corner. Zamkovoy took all three rounds.

Six-round professional fight in the Zurich area

Draw after 6 rounds · Stefanos Filimianov was in Thodoris Ritsakis' corner for the professional fight in Rome.

At the Select Team Cup in Patra, Thodoris Ritsakis faced Poulikos Tsagkrakos at 69 kg in a competitive context linked to the Rio Olympic qualifying pathway. The result was 3–0 on points in favour of Tsagkrakos. A Nova preview mentioned a €3,000 bonus from Pateras if Ritsakis won.

Boxing · -80 kg · 4 × 3 minutes · Filimianov represented Perseas Gym.

At The Battle 8, Thodoris Ritsakis faced Dimitris “Riko” Xerikos in a four-round boxing bout at -72.5 kg. After four rounds, the judges awarded the result to Xerikos.

At Scorpion 5 in Peristeri, Thodoris Ritsakis faced Niko Khviniashvili in a 70 kg professional bout scheduled for 5 × 3 minutes. The result was a majority decision in favour of Khviniashvili, with Ritsakis receiving a count in round four.

At No Limits 10, Stefanos Filimianov faced Thodoris Boikakis at the Peace and Friendship Stadium. The recorded event card lists Boikakis as the winner by unanimous decision.

An archival record of a Tsanikidis–Ritsakis club sparring session at the “Internal Boxing Meetings”, held in the Boxing Hall of the Agios Kosmas National Sports Centre in Attica. The exact date and final result are not documented by the available archival-video metadata.

Archival video of a competitive appearance by Stefanos Filimianov identified as Iraklis Boxing. The exact event, date, opponent, and result cannot be recovered from the available sources.