Tommy Browne Boxer: Age, Brother, Boxing Gym, Ultimate Tag, Rowing, Glasses

Tommy Browne is an Australian boxer, who competes in the super welterweight division. As a professional athlete, Browne has been performing for 19 years.

Tommy Browne Boxer: Age, Brother, Boxing Gym, Ultimate Tag, Rowing, Glasses

Age:

39 years

Tommy was born in Camden, New South Wales, Australia, on April 4, 1982.
He currently resides in Blue Diamond, Nevada, USA.

Pro debut

A 19-year-old Browne made his professional debut on March 15, 2002 against Russell Seddon.
Tommy lost by points (PTS).

Brother:

An Australian Boxer, Tommy Browne is the brother of the late David Browne, who also followed the same profession. Learn more about them.

Tommy Browne is an Australian boxer who comes from a boxing family.

The Browne brothers started boxing from a young age and were trained by their father himself.

Boxing Gym:

Tommy Browne Boxer: Age, Brother, Boxing Gym, Ultimate Tag, Rowing, Glasses

Tommy Browne was battered and bleeding but never broken on Saturday night.

The Bradbury boxer defeated Argentinian fighter Jorge Daniel Miranda in an epic 12-round bout at Club Menangle.

Browne aimed to defend his World Boxing Foundation (WBF) super welterweight title belt, which he secured by defeating Ghana’s Ebenezer Lampty last August at K-Ranch Arena.

Ultimate Tag:

Ultimate Tag will take the childhood game of tag and take it up a notch when it premiers on Seven at 7:00 pm on Sunday, March 7.

The show features a men’s and women’s competition and takes place across six heats, three semi-finals and a grand final.

Rowing:

Old Clongownian Tommy Browne (2010) and the Relentless Rowers have recently finished the Talisker Whiskey Atlantic Challenge race, having rowed 5,000 km across the Atlantic Ocean, setting an Irish record, and raising much needed funds for the Children’s Unit in Cork University Hospital. Tommy’s ‘very happy and relieved mother’ Nicky gives an account of their great adventure.

Glasses:

The price of glasses begins in the $500 range and can run over $6,000. Before you visit your optician, it’s a good idea to look online and get a general understanding of the type of glasses you like and can afford — but remember, there may also be high added costs, depending on your prescription.

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