MADISON – The world Bradley Belt lives in revolves around the sport of boxing. He wouldn’t have it any other way. He not only continues with his own career in the ring, he also uses his knowledge of the sport to teach others in his own boxing facility named BE Boxing located in Madison.
“From my personal experience, I know how good it is to train under someone who knows the sport and has the passion for boxing to teach the sport to others,” said Belt. “As a fighter, I know how a good coach is important. I love the fact I’m helping others.”
The 27-year old Belt, a one-time D-1 recruit playing high school football and basketball at James Clemens High and later played college hoops at the University of Wyoming, is currently ranked No. 3 in the U.S. in the 187-pound division and No. 4 in the 198 division according to U.S.A Boxing Elite Division. He’s currently in Colorado Springs, Colo. for a box-off where he’s fighting for a spot for the 2027 Pan Am Games for Team U.S.A. He’s scheduled to compete in the Olympic 175-pound weight class…