Amazon Prime Video’s ‘Delphi’ ‘Creed’ Spinoff Reveals Its Main Cast

Delphi, the upcoming Creed spinoff series for Amazon Prime Video, has officially revealed its main cast.

The series was first announced in May 2025. According to the official logline shared at the time, the story follows young boxers training at an elite academy as they try to reach the top of the sport. It focuses on their personal struggles, ambition, and pressure inside a highly competitive boxing world.

The show is executive produced by Michael B. Jordan through his Outlier Society banner, along with several other producers connected to the Creed franchise. Marco Ramirez is serving as showrunner and executive producer, while José Padilha is directing the pilot episode.

The main cast includes Benji Santiago as Santi Torres, a young fighter from East Los Angeles who is trying to step out of his older brother’s shadow. Juan Castano plays Nico Torres, Santi’s older brother, who is a talented boxer dealing with personal struggles. Demián Bichir plays Hector Torres, their father, who runs a boxing gym and pushes his sons hard while still protecting them.

Other key cast members include André Holland as Teddy “T-Bone” Parker, a boxing trainer who treats the sport like a game of strategy. Andre Royo plays Elmer Tatum, a boxing expert who can analyze fighters in unusual ways. Sofia Black-D’Elia appears as Bobbi Weiss, an accountant who dreams of becoming a boxing trainer despite never stepping into the ring. Victoria Vourkoutiotis plays Kai Katsaros, a gifted young boxer who struggles with confidence and pressure.

The series also brings back Wood Harris in a recurring role as Little Duke. His character continues the legacy of the Creed gym family and trains new fighters at the Delphi Academy. Harris previously appeared in the Creed films as part of the boxing world connected to Apollo Creed’s legacy.

Additional recurring cast members include actors such as Niles Fitch, Dasan Frazier, Graham Patrick Martin, Brittany Adebumola, and others. Their characters are part of the wider world inside the academy, adding more depth to the story of young fighters trying to make it in boxing.

According to Variety’s reporting, the series is part of a larger group of projects being developed by Michael B. Jordan and his production company at Amazon. This includes other sports-related and drama-focused titles, showing a strong push into boxing stories and character-driven sports narratives.

As of now, Delphi is still in development, with production details expected to continue rolling out as the project moves forward.

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