Do you have a nickname, name you prefer to be known by aka ‘Italian Stallion’

Personal story, Frank Giorgi aka ‘Italian Stallion’, 34, is a renowned muay thai-boxer from Gold Coast, Queensland.  For over ten years he has represented Australia across the Planet.

Along the way, he has earned two prestigious world title belts in the welterweight and middleweight categories

Achievements / medals/ awards

Frank Giorgi won QLD Tough Man 2016, defeating the 135 kg contender Junior Tuffa, in the over 80kg weight mixed discipline,- a win of exceptional style and tenacity.

Friday 13th May 2016, Frank Giorgi was victorious in his muaythai fight of Harald Olsen, in Perth, Australia.

Among those belts, Giorgi was a 2011 Thai Fight participant in Bangkok, Thailand,
where he beat Vuyisile Colossa and Abraham Roqueni, and faced the man himself,
Buakaw Por Pramuk in the championship round.

He has been twice seen as the semi-main event character at the 2012 celebrity Total Carnage fight night on the Gold Coast, Australia, defeating Tobias Alexandersson and Rhyse Saliba.

In 2013 ‘Giorgi battled to win from Aikpracha Meenayothin at Yakkao Extreme gala in Milan, Italy. Frank Giorgi is known as one of the most humble and amicable muaythai fighters from Land Down Under.

In 2015, Giorgi took a devastating knockout victory of Tass Tsitsiras in Springvale, Victoria.

In a recent venture to Perth, Western Australia, he faced local Harald Olsen, in a victorious comeback. Olsen holds a five-year record for beating Bruce Atkin and Jake Tolmlinson.

Frank Giorgi and Harald Olsen were the main card of Thunderdome XV fight night, a combined boxing and muaythai show, held on Friday 13 May 2016 at Metro City club in Perth, Western Australia.  The scheduled fight for five round bouts did not go the distance.  Olsen’s leg was injured while competing and the fight was stopped.

“I was just starting to warm up, but they stopped it,” Giorgi told fightmag.com.au after the bout. “Still, a win is a win.”

He has 83 fights with 11 losses. His technique and reflexes are remarkable.

A victory in Springvale,Victoria in Dec 2107 saw Frank Giorgi retain his title once again.