Tommy Carruthers National Search

Tommy Carruthers is looking for some passionate and dedicated individuals with talent to train to become professional boxers, our target destination is fighting for the world titles in Las Vegas, training to become World Champions with unique skill sets and a true standard of excellence in ability to rival that of all the greats within the history of boxing.

Based in Glasgow, Scotland, Tommy Carruthers continues to teach cutting edge Jeet Kune Do around the world, the art created by the late Bruce Lee. The first student of Mr Lee, the late Mr Jesse Glover was mentor to Tommy for over 15 years, as was the last student of Mr Lee, the late Mr Ted Wong, a mentor to Tommy for over 20 years.

Those wanting to try out can contact Tommy directly and make an appointment via his Facebook page.

 

Modified Boxing is a big part of Jeet Kune Do, Tommy is the cutting edge of Jeet Kune Do worldwide. He's not wanting to create a boxer like everyone else, he's wanting to create a highly skilled fighter that boxes like nobody else. Revolutionary in every way, this is going to shake the very foundation of boxing.

 

Thank you, it sure is an exciting time, this has never been done before. Imagine a 57 year old Bruce Lee training a prime Mike Tyson to rewrite the Science of Boxing, refined to the point of the blade.

 

It doesn't get any bigger than this... World Boxing needs this now more than ever, raising the bar above and beyond, a new era begins...

 

With the greatest of respect for Cus D'Amato, it's our love of boxing that brings us to the ring.

I'm sure Cus would agree, with constant rabid refinement in all directions, even the best can be improved.

 

We engaged Conor McGregor, if he had accepted the offer, the outcome would have been quite different.

However, he is loyal to his crew, have to respect that, he's not going to drop guys from his team to let someone new in and take over.

 

No, not at all, I'm all about being positive. Had we trained Conor his conditioning, tools and delivery system would have been totally reconfigured and calibrated.