 boxers in the country, many of which were Olympic hopefuls and could qualify that way for the Olympic trials. “I actually had plans to try out for the 2016 U.S. Team but I would have had to stay amateur for almost three more years,” Andrea said. “It just made more sense to turn pro in MMA at the time because I believe that the opportunities for women in professional MMA are much greater than what Boxing has to offer women.”

Andrea was the first female athlete to win Muay Thai titles IKF, WKA and TBA world Amateur titles in the same year. She also won the IKF World Classic twice and was ranked number one 125 female in the world. “I was officially invited to be a member of the US National Kickboxing team, but my professional MMA plans sidetracked that,” she said.

Her record is 13-0 in amateur Muay Thai, and 2-1 in professional MMA with her last bout a decision loss in Invicta 10 in December 2014. She has since had her professional Glory-rules debut in Legacy Kickboxing earlier this year and defeated Lindsey Marino, no. 10 ranked female in the world. The twenty-six year old is equally passionate about pursuing both MMA and Muay Thai careers and is driven to get titles in both.

Andrea’s opponent for Invicta 14 is Rachael Ostovich, who also brings a 2-1 record and a strong wrestling base. “I’m very impressed with Rachael both as a fighter and as a person,” Andrea said. “Her family is so sweet. It really is bitter sweet that we have to face each other so early in our career. But this sport is cruel and selfish sometimes and we both share a desire to win a world title. Having to fight someone you like just comes with the territory sometimes. I think stylistically I match up very favorably with her. I think I have more tools in my tool box than ppl have seen yet and I have a pretty good idea of what she’s going to be trying to do so I feel very confident in my camp. I’m getting to train with Amanda Bobby Cooper, Sharon Jacobson, Jinh Yu Frey, Montana Stewart, Macy Chaisson, Jen Pomante and Andy Nguyen. I feel there is nothing she’ll do that I haven’t seen.”

Andrea trains at Karate Mafia in Louisiana with her husband and
boxers in the country, many of which were Olympic hopefuls and could stipulate that direction for the Olympic trials. “ I actually had design to try out for the 2016 U.S. Team but I would have had to quell amateurish for almost three more years, ” Andrea said. “ It just made more common sense to turn pro in MMA at the time because I believe that the opportunities for charwoman in professional MMA are much greater than what Boxing has to offer woman. ” 

 Andrea was the first female athlete to win Muay Thai titles IKF, WKA and TBA worldly concern Amateur titles in the same year. She also win the IKF World Classic twice and was ranked number one 125 female in the world. “ I was officially invite to be a member of the US National Kickboxing team, but my professional MMA plans sidetracked that, ” she said. 

 Her record is 13 - 0 in amateur Muay Thai, and 2 - 1 in professional MMA with her last bout a decision loss in Invicta 10 in December 2014. She has since had her professional Glory - rules debut in Legacy Kickboxing earlier this year and defeated Lindsey Marino, no. 10 ranked female in the universe. The twenty - six year old is evenly passionate about quest for both MMA and Muay Thai career and is driven to get title in both. 

 Andrea ’s opponent for Invicta 14 is Rachael Ostovich, who also brings a 2 - 1 record and a firm wrestling base. “ I ’m very impressed with Rachael both as a fighter and as a person, ” Andrea said. “ Her family is then sweet. It really is bitter sweet that we give birth to confront each other so early in our career. But this sport is cruel and selfish sometimes and we both partake a desire to win a world title. Having to fight someone you like just comes with the territory sometimes. I intend stylistically I match up very favorably with her. I intend I have more tools in my instrument box than ppl have examine yet and I have a reasonably good idea of what she ’s going to be trying to do indeed I feel very confident in my camp. I ’m getting to train with Amanda Bobby Cooper, Sharon Jacobson, Jinh Yu Frey, Montana Stewart, Macy Chaisson, Jen Pomante and Andy Nguyen. I feel there is nothing she ’ll do that I have n’t seen. ” 

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Andrea trains at Karate Mafia in Louisiana with her husband and
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anDREa wAs tHe first femAlE athlETe to win mUaY tHAi tITles IKF, WKA and tBA world AmaTEur Titles In The SAme yeaR. She aLsO Won The IKF World clasSic twice aNd was rANked numBEr one 125 feMale in The WorLd. “I wAS oFfIciAlLY inVItEd tO Be a Member of ThE Us NatiOnal kICKBoxiNg tEam, bUt my pRofessional MMa plAns sIDetRackeD that,” She sAiD.

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andreA’s OPpONent for Invicta 14 is RacHaEl OstoVich, wHo also brings a 2-1 Record and a STROng wrestLing BAsE. “i’m very impresseD with rachael botH As a fightEr and As a persoN,” Andrea saID. “her familY is So sWeeT. It REAlLy is bitter sweET That We Have to fAce Each othEr sO eaRly In oUr Career. But This sporT iS cRuEl And SelfiSH sometimEs And We BotH sharE A desirE to wiN a woRlD tITle. having tO FiGHT somEoNe You lIke JuSt comEs wiTH thE territOry sometiMes. i ThinK sTyListicaLly I match up veRy Favorably wItH heR. I thinK i Have more Tools in my tool box than ppl HAve seen Yet And I hAve a Pretty gooD idEa of whAt sHE’s goinG to be tRying To Do sO i Feel vERY cOnfIdEnt in my camP. i’M geTting To TraiN with AmAnda Bobby Cooper, ShaROn JAcobson, Jinh Yu freY, MonTANa steWArT, macY CHAisSON, Jen Pomante and ANdy Nguyen. I FeEL tHere is nothINg sHe’Ll do thaT I haven’T seen.”

aNdrea trAins at KarAte Mafia iN LOuisIANa wIth her husbAnd and
 boxers in the country, ma ny of whic h wer e O lym pi c ho pefu ls and could q u alif y that way for the Oly mpictr i als. “I  actu ally ha d  p l a nsto  t ryou t  f or th e 2 016 U.S . Team but  Iwo uld have had to  stay amat eur  for almostthr ee mor eyea r s,” A ndr ea sa id. “I t  justmade more  s e nse to turn pr o in  MMA  at the time beca u se I believe that  the o pp o rt u n iti esfor womenin  prof e ssional MM A a rem uch greater t han what Bo x ing  has t ooff e r wome n.”
An d rea  was the fi rstfemale at hletet o win M u ay Thai  title s I KF,  WKA an dTBA  w o rld Am ate u r t itles in  t he  same  yea r . S he a lso  won  theIKF World Cla ssi c tw i ceand w as ra nked  n umber  one 1 25 fe ma le in the world . “I  was offi cia ll y i nv itedt o be a  me mbe r of th e US Na t ion al K i ck boxing team, but m yp r of essional  MMA p l an ss idetrack ed  th at,” s he sa id.He r record  is 13 - 0in  amateu rMuay T ha i,and  2-1i n pr ofessi onal MMA  with her last bouta  decision los s  i n In v icta  10  in Decembe r 20 1 4. S he h a ssin c e had  herpr o fe s sional Glory-rulesde but in  Lega cy Kickboxing  earlier t h i s  year an d de f ea t ed Lindsey Mar ino,no. 10 ran k ed femal e inthe worl d. The tw e n ty-six y ear  ol d i s e q u al ly passionate a bout  p ursuing  bo th MMAand  Mu ayTha icareers a nd is dr iv en  t oget  titl e s in bot h. 

A nd rea ’s op p onentfor I nvic ta  1 4  is  Rachae l  O s t ovic h,  w ho a lso  b rings  a 2 - 1 r ecord a nd a stro ngw rest li ng  base.“I’m very imp re ssed withRa cha el bot h as a fig hter and as a person,”A ndrea s aid . “He r fa mily is s o s weet.Itr eallyis bit ter s we ett h at we h av e t oface eacho t her  so e ar ly i n our c areer. But this sp o rtis cruel andsel fish s om eti m es and  w e  bo t h  share a desire  to win awo r ld  title. Ha v ing  t o fight  someon e you like ju st comeswith thete rrit o r y s ometimes.I thinkstylistic a lly I ma tch u p v ery fa vo rab ly wi th her .  Ithink  I hav emore t oolsin  my tool  box than ppl have seen  yet a nd Ihav e a prett y g o odidea of w hatshe’s goin g t o b e try ing to do  soI  f eel veryconf i dent in m y  c amp . I’ m getting t o t rai n wit h A m anda B obby  Cooper, Sharon J a cobson, Jinh Y u Fr e y , M ont a na S te wart, Macy Cha iss on , Jen Poma nt e and AndyNguyen.If eel t here i s noth ing she ’ l ld o that  I h ave n’t seen. ”
An d rea tra in sa t Kara te M af ia inLouisi a na w i t h her husband an d
 boxers_in the_country, many of which_were Olympic_hopefuls_and could_qualify_that way for_the Olympic trials._“I actually had plans_to try out_for_the 2016 U.S. Team but I would have had to stay amateur for almost_three_more years,”_Andrea_said._“It just made more sense_to turn pro in MMA_at the_time because I believe that the opportunities for_women_in professional MMA_are much greater than what Boxing has to offer_women.”

Andrea was the first female athlete_to win Muay_Thai_titles_IKF, WKA and TBA_world Amateur titles in the same_year. She also won the IKF_World Classic twice and was ranked number_one 125 female in the world._“I was officially invited to_be a_member of the US National_Kickboxing team, but_my professional_MMA plans sidetracked_that,” she said.

Her record is 13-0_in amateur Muay_Thai, and 2-1 in professional MMA_with_her last bout_a_decision_loss in_Invicta 10 in_December_2014. She_has_since had her professional Glory-rules debut_in_Legacy Kickboxing earlier this year and defeated_Lindsey Marino, no. 10_ranked_female in the world._The twenty-six year old is_equally passionate about pursuing both MMA_and Muay_Thai careers_and is driven to get titles in both.

Andrea’s opponent for Invicta_14 is Rachael Ostovich, who also_brings a 2-1 record_and a_strong_wrestling base. “I’m_very_impressed with_Rachael both as a fighter and as_a person,”_Andrea said. “Her family is so_sweet. It really is_bitter_sweet that we have to face_each other so early in our_career. But this sport is_cruel_and_selfish sometimes and we both_share a desire to win a_world title. Having_to fight someone you like just comes_with_the territory sometimes. I think stylistically_I_match up very favorably with her._I_think_I have more tools in_my tool box than ppl have_seen yet and I have a pretty good idea_of what she’s_going to be trying to_do_so_I feel very confident in my camp. I’m getting to_train with_Amanda Bobby Cooper,_Sharon Jacobson, Jinh Yu Frey, Montana Stewart, Macy Chaisson, Jen_Pomante and Andy Nguyen. I feel there_is nothing she’ll do that I haven’t seen.”

Andrea trains at Karate_Mafia in Louisiana with her husband and