28 stories on BoxingScene are published under the Tom Schreck byline.
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Boxing judge Tom Schreck talks about how one of the most crucial yet often overlooked aspects of boxing strategy is the management of the neutral zone, which is the space where neither fighter is fully committed to offense or defense.
Professional referee Tom Schreck investigates the the authenticity of Willie Pep's claim that he once one a round without throwing a single punch.
Boxing judge Tom Schreck delves into the archives to test a cliche
Tom Schreck ponders if you can become a better boxing by applying the principles of deliberate practice
Tom Schrek, a renowned referee and judge, delivers a fascinating insight into the differences between scoring a fight from ringside and scoring a fight from the comfort of one's living room
Referee Tom Schrek investigates why there are so many contentious decisions in the sport we all love
Not all rounds are created equal, and despite being armed with scoring criteria and years of experience, there are still some rounds that — if you can get them to admit it — give judges fits.
In the first installment of his new series for BoxingScene, boxing judge Tom Schreck explains how he officially scores fights, including what he looks for during a round.