27 Facts About Tommy Rainone

Tommy Rainone's father placed him in an all boys Staten Island Catholic School hoping the added structure would set the young man straight.

Still a young man, Tommy Rainone's focus was anything but unw.

Tommy Rainone returned to boxing in 2006 after spending three and a half years away from the sport.

Tommy Rainone trained for six months before making his pro debut against ten-fight veteran Marquis McConnell at the Huntington Hilton Hotel in Melville.

In front of a huge, supportive local crowd, Tommy Rainone boxed his way to a shutout victory.

Tommy Rainone won a unanimous decision over Jaime Morales that night.

Tommy Rainone ran into his first setback in June 2008 when he dropped a controversial split decision to Manuel Guzman in Brooklyn.

Tommy Rainone went to the hospital but was told he didn't need stitches.

Tommy Rainone won the first six rounds before stunning Galli the seventh with a left cross to the head, followed by a left to the body which put him down.

Tommy Rainone unsuccessfully challenged for the New York State welterweight title in 2009.

Tommy Rainone opened the year with a unanimous decision win over Gerardo Cesar Prieto at Madison Square Garden.

Tommy Rainone then won all three of his fights in 2011 including a six-round unanimous decision win over Brad Jackson in Madison Square Garden.

Tommy Rainone finished 2012 with a return to Long Island for his first fight there in over three years to score a unanimous 10-round win over former national amateur champion Robbie Cannon, winning the vacant IBA Americas title.

Tommy Rainone dropped Cannon in the 1st and 9th rounds during the course of the bout.

Tommy Rainone fought only once in 2013, winning a six-round split decision over James Winchester at the Westchester County Center in White Plains, New York.

Tommy Rainone dropped Mcknickles in the third and sixth round, picking up the vacant USBO welterweight title with the victory.

Tommy Rainone headlined, Roc Nation Sports inaugural boxing event Throne Boxing.

Tommy Rainone returned two months later to score a decisive knockout in the last round of his fight against Allen Litzau, which was televised on SportsNet New York.

Tommy Rainone fought a televised fight on SportsNet New York at The Space at Westbury, this time defeating Francisco Javier Reza by unanimous decision.

Tommy Rainone then went up in weight to challenge former IBF light middleweight champion Ishe Smith on December 13 of 2015 in Las Vegas at the Palms Casino Resort, coming up short in losing a 10 Round Decision.

Three months later, Tommy Rainone started his 2016 by making his Atlantic City debut defeating veteran Maurice Chalmers in an 8-round decision.

Away from the ring Tommy Rainone is a supervisor for Hilton Hotels.

Tommy Rainone is godfather to former NABF Junior Welterweight Champion Gato Figueroa's son, Blake.

Tommy Rainone is close friends with horror movie writer, director, producer Frank Sabatella, who did the movie Blood Night: The Legend of Mary Hatchet.

Tommy Rainone has been self-managed his entire career and manages welterweight Rich Neves.

Tommy Rainone is a cast member of the Off Broadway boxing play, Kid Shamrock, appearing in the production in the winter of 2011 and the summer of 2012.

Tommy Rainone was a judge, along with Harold Lederman and Michael Bentt at the first annual Shadow Box Film Festival, the all boxing film fest.