

By Per Ake Persson
Former WBA interim super middleweight champion Vincent Feigenbutz (21-2) takes on Argentinian Crispulo Javier Andino (19-9-1) May 7 in Hamburg on the undercard to Kubrat Pulev vs Dereck Chisora.
This will be Feigenbutz´s first fight since losing the title to Giovanni De Carolis. He is now trained by Karsten Rover.
Andino was knocked out by Patrick Nielsen on his last visit to Europé and previously also lost to Alexey Ribchev in Bulgaria.
IN OTHER NEWS
The four time, three division world champion, Amanda 'The Real Deal' Serrano ( 28-1-1, 21 KOs ) from Brooklyn, New York by way of Carolina, Puerto Rico defeated ranked #6 Edina Kiss ( 6-1, 3 KO's) of Budapest, Hungary via TKO in the fourth round at the Coliseo Rubén Zayas in Trujillo Alto, Puerto Rico.
For the first time in Puerto Rico, a profesional boxing event was headline by women's boxing.
Serrano-Kiss was a non-title bout set for 8 rounds at the featherweight division.
The event was promoted by Red Carpet Promotions and DiBella Entertainment.
Nutley, NJ - GH3 Promotions is pleased to announce the signing of 2016 United States Olympic alternate bantamweight Brett Venegas III.
Venegas, 20 years-old of Sacramento, California had an outstanding amateur career that culminated in just missing the 2016 Olympic team.
"I am very excited to have someone like GH3 Promotions help me. I am looking forward to turning professional and get in those television bouts on Showtime," Venagas.
Venegas started boxing at the age of 12 and comes from a family that has boxing deep in it's roots. His grandfather was a referee and grandmother was a boxing official. His uncle is a former amateur boxer.
As a youngster, Venegas spent time in foster care before being released to his grandparents. After getting into some scraps in the schoolyard, Venegas' grandmother took him to the boxing gym and that is where his career was consummated.
When asked about his fighting style, Venegas said, "I like to use my distance but I can adjust to any opponent. I can fight any style and I work very hard."
Venegas is preparing for his pro debut that will take place on July 22nd and is looking for five fights in each of his first two years.
GH3 Promootions has had success with fighters in smaller weight classes such as Adam Lopez and recent signing LeRoy Davila. Venegas likes that his promoter has taken an interest in the Bantamweight and Super Bantamweight divisions.
"I appreciate that GH3 recognizes the talent of these divisions. I think we have more skills and make much more exciting fights then some of the bigger weights. The guys around these weight classes are very technical as well. My favorite boxer was Erik Morales growing up but I like a lot of fighters and watch a lot of fights so I try to pick up any thing that I can."
In his spare time, Venegas sells cars.
"Keep an eye out for me. I am going to work very hard and showcase my talents when it is fight time."
Said GH3 Promotions Vito Mielnicki, "Brett has a chance to be an excellent fighter for a long time. He has tremendous ability and he has a great work ethic. I want to keep him very busy and move him at a good pace just like the rest of our stable. We are looking at July 22nd for the pro debut and I look forward to a long and prosperous career for him."