OX18 2SP, Clanfield, Oxfordshire, England, United Kingdom
Working With Tom
Paul - PR Perfomance
I have been working with Tom since March 2020, and every day since has been an absolute pleasure. An outstanding professional. Diligent, disciplined, genuine, and thoughtful, I have no doubt that our relationship will continue long after Tom hangs up his gloves.
boxing record
Brennan V MJ Hall 17.06.22
Fellow Worcester fighter - welterweight Tom Brennan was pushed all the way by Brierley Hill's Matt Hall. Brennan moved to 4-2 after referee Kevin parker scored his four round contest with Hall 39-37. The 29 year-old is eying an Area belt by the end of 2022.
Extract: https://bcb-promotions.com
Brennan V Hodgins 13.02.22
Worcester super welterweight, Tom Brennan, moved to 3-2 with a 40-37 victory over Birmingham’s Josh Hodgins. Brennan is learning on the job as he looks to secure a shot at a Midlands Area Title.
Extract: https://bcb-promotions.com/2022/02/14/13th-unlucky-for-some-review/
Brennan V Cummings 19.09.21
Tom Brennan kicked the show off with an entertaining 4x3's with road warrior, Paul Cummings.
The contest ebbed and flowed as Brennan tried to negate the obvious reach advantage that Cummings, the taller and rangier of the two, had.
Extract: https://www.bbcolumn.com/post/bcb-double-trouble-part-2-17-10-21
Cummings did catch Brennan in the second round but the Swindon Town fanatic held and gathered himself before returning to his game plan to land a 39-37 victory.
Brennan V Hennessy Jnr
Tom faced Michael Hennessy Jnr on Hennessy Sport's behind closed doors show in August 2020.
The Channel 5 show was a great platform for Tom who missed the win by one point in a close contest. A knockdown resulting from a sharp shot from Brennan on the top of Hennessy Jnr's head was controversially ruled a slip by the referee.
Undeterred by the official verdict, Brennan has continued training and looking to the next fight.
Brennan V Kean
Travelling to Scotland and stepping up to six rounds, in 2020, came next for Brennan, going toe-to-toe with Scottish area champion Paul Kean.
Brennan was widely outpointed but buoyed to see the finish, even if the result was scored 60-55 to Kean, who went on to challenge for the WBO European title.
