Demetrius Andrade

Weight class:  Welterweight/152 lbs
Height: 6-1
Weight:  152 lbs
Born: February 26, 1988 in Providence, R.I.
Hometown: Providence, R.I.
Current residence: Colorado Springs, Colo.
Coach: Paul Andrade
Began boxing: 1994

Career Highlights

  • 2008 U.S. Olympian
  • 2007 World Champion
  • 2007 Pan American Games Silver Medalist
  • Two-time National Champion
  • Two-time Golden Gloves champion

Personal Biographical Information

  • Has a two-year-old daughter, Autumn
  • Nickname is Boo Boo
  • Played running back in football

Results

2008
USA vs. Russia Dual: dec. Dmitrii Ivanov, RUS

2007
AIBA World Championships: dec. Kakahaber Jvania, 22-11, in 1st round; dec. Dmitrijs Sostaks, 19-3, in 2nd round; dec. Magomed Nurundinov, 26-6, in 3rd round; dec. Jack Culcay-Keth, 30-9, in quarterfinals; dec. Adem Killici, 22-6, in semifinals; stopped Non Boonjumnong, RSCO-2 (1:45), for championship                                                                                                           
U.S. Olympic Team Trials - Boxing: stopped David Lopez, RSCH-3 (:31), in quarterfinals; stopped Charles Hatley, RSCH-3 (1:22), in semifinals; dec. Keith Thurman, 27-13; dec. Keith Thurman. 21-13, for 1st                                                                                                                              
Pan American Games:  dec. John Jackson, ISV, 23-5; stopped Jean Prada Pasedo, VEN, RSCO-3 (1:04), in quarterfinals; dec. Diego Chaves, ARG, 22-0, in semifinals; lost on points to Pedro Lima, BRA, 7-6, in finals for 2nd
U.S. Championships:  dec. Dominique Dolton, Detroit, Mich., 27-13, in quarterfinals; lost on medical disqualification to Mahlon Kerwick, Ft. Carson, Colo., in semifinals

2006
National Golden Gloves:  dec. Delvaughn Williams, 4-1, in second round; dec. Anthony Martinez, 5-0, in quarterfinals; dec. Greg Carter, 5-0, in semifinals; dec. Fernando Guerrero, 5-0, in the finals for 1st. 
U.S. Championships: dec. Lucas Galle, 20-4, in first round; dec. Charles Hatley, 20-11, in quarterfinals; dec. Peter Haro, 20-5, in semifinals; dec. Boyd Melson, 22-10, in finals for 1st  

2005
World Cup: lost on points to Vitaliy Grushak, BLR, 27-18; lost on points to Andrey Balanov, RUS, 35-17
USA vs. Hungary Dual: dec. Szili Istvan, HUN, 2-1; dec. Kovacs Jozsef, HUN, 3-0
U.S. Championships: dec. Jason Montgomery, 16-10, in preliminaries; dec. Cecric Armstrong, 27-7, in quarterfinals; dec. Austin Trout, 18-10, in semifinals; dec. Daniel Jacobs, 18-12, in finals for 1st