Who Is Boxing Referee Tony Weeks? Meet the Man Guarding the Castillo v Corrales Fight
Tony Weeks is an American boxing referee who has been officiating fights since 1994.
He started refereeing when he was still working as a recreational supervisor at a federal prison. He introduced the sport among the inmates and took the role of a referee.
As a boxing fan since childhood, inspired by the great Muhammad Ali, Tony eventually began his journey as an official.
He first officiated an official match in 1996 before landing his first major boxing television broadcast in 2000.
Since then, he has stood in the middle of the rings hundreds of times and has done brilliant work.
However, he is yet to be recognized by the official Wikipedia page.
