12 Facts About Andy Stankovich

Andy Stankovich is an Elvis tribute artist from New Zealand who has been performing since the early 1990s.

Andy Stankovich is a former boxer who along with his brother won a gold medal at the Oceania Games in Australia.

Andy Stankovich has fought in Australia and the United States.

Andy Stankovich's Elvis act has taken him to countries that include Australia, Hawaii, Fiji and the United States, where he has performed in Nashville.

Andy Stankovich has been credited with inspiring Samoan musician Alphonso Keil to become an Elvis impersonator.

Andy Stankovich has recently been the subject of a documentary.

Andy Stankovich headed north to Ahipara to find work in the gum fields.

Andy Stankovich's sister was organizing a committee for the event.

Andy Stankovich is the subject of Ursula Williams's documentary, The King, which portrays him in his roles as a scrap metal yard worker in the day and an Elvis performer at night.

Andy Stankovich's Nashville show was set up by New Zealand promoter Gray Bartlett.

In July 2015, Andy Stankovich was embarking on the Elvis: One Night With You tour, which consisted of six shows across New Zealand.

Andy Stankovich's brother defeated Tomasi Watemoaheke from New Caledonia, and he defeated Phil McElwaine from NSW on points.