Coach Scott

 Scott Ashley “Great Scott” got his start in boxing in 1984. As an amateur boxer he competed in the New York Golden Gloves, and Empire State Games. Initially coached by Fred Corritone, and training in some of New York’s most famous boxing gyms, Scott quickly developed a good foundation of boxing skills. During his career, he was fortunate to be coached by some of boxing’s most famous coaches; including Al Gavin, and Angelo Dundee. Scott finished his career with 17 combined professional and amateur boxing bouts. 

Great Scott was fond of martial arts as a young man and began training in karate in 1979. Scott started his kickboxing career at the same time that he started boxing. Competing in both sports, Scott reached the pinnacle of the sport of kickboxing by winning the Super Welterweight World Title. He competed in 24 kickboxing bouts and held the world title for three years before retiring from competition.