119–109. On 25 October, Katsidis travelled to Hull, England to face Tommy Coyle. The fight took place at Hull Arena, in the lightweight division. Katsidis suffered his seventh career loss when he was knocked down and stopped in the second round. Personal life Katsidis is of Greek descent, and often paid homage to his heritage by wearing a Corinthian helmet when entering the ring, as well as his trunks often resembling a warrior's skirt. He further showcases this heritage with a tattoo on his back depicting the Vergina Sun, which is the symbol of Macedonia, from where his family hails. He was a student of Downlands College. His brother Stathi Katsidis was one of Australia's most prominent jockeys. On 19 October 2010, Stathi was found dead at his home in Brisbane. In February 2009 Katsidis married Japanese native Kumiko Hosako during a ceremony in Bangkok. On 8 December 2009 she gave birth to a daughter. In 2015, Katsidis was charged for possession of an ice pipe. There was no conviction recorded, but Katsidis was required to undertake drug counselling. In 2016, he was caught and subsequently charged for driving under the influence of drugs, namely methamphetamines. He was fined A$400 and a conviction was recorded. 2018 saw Katsidis back in court for allegedly switching urine samples in order to evade a urine analysis test. Professional boxing record References External links 1980 births Greek male boxers Australian people of Greek descent Boxers at the 2000 Summer Olympics Living people Olympic boxers of Australia Australian Institute of Sport boxers Australian male boxers Lightweight boxers Light-welterweight boxers Welterweight boxers Australian people convicted of assault Sportspeople from Toowoomba Australian people convicted of drug offences