Other Pro Kickboxing Titles  :

 

  KICK       International  Champion  

  KICK       North East      Champion

  ISKA       North American  Champion

  IKF          World Ranked in Low kick and Full contact Rules

 

   TOMMY has fought under many different rules of kickboxing such as Full conatct,Low kick,Sanda,Sanshou and K-1 Rules.

 

Tommy is head Coach of Team USA which has traveled to China,Ukraine,Greece,England,and Canada.

 

 Tommy is also co-promoter of Ring Of Fire Kickboxing www.ringofirekickboxing.com with his brother John  which is well known for holding many charity kickboxing events which Tommy sucessfully defended his titles on many times.

 

  Tommy is the founder of AFC Kickboxing in middle island,NY 11953 which has sucessfully trained many World class amateur and Pro kickboxers in all styles recognizes Worldwide as one of the top fighting schools in the US.

 

 Tommy has conducted training seminars in Grade schools as well as martial arst schools for many years demonstrating all aspects of Full contact fighting and self defense .

 

  Here is an article written about a 4 hour training seminar that Tommy held in Rochester NY in 2004 :

 

      Written By Don Burns:

    An abundance of information--this is the only way I can adequately sum up World Kickboxing Champion Tommy “Bee” Bottone’s seminar at Mountain Storm, in Charlotte, N.Y., on July 14, 2001.
        Having a martial arts background, I have attended, participated, and held many martial arts and self-defense seminars. Tommy’s was different. While other seminars focus on self-defense, kickboxing, or ground fighting, Tommy’s incorporated all three. At first, the thought of a four-hour seminar seemed daunting, but Tommy’s charisma, obvious experience, and especially his love for this art kept me wanting more (as any good public speaker can do).
        What impressed me most was Tommy’s preparation. Although he prepared for the seminar, Tommy took the time to watch the fighters at Mountain Storm so he could tailor his lesson to their specific needs. So, while he displayed proper technique and angles, Tommy also brought to light the strengths and weaknesses of the individual fighters in an effort to help them adjust their own styles.
        As for the grappling segment of the seminar, to say I was impressed would be an understatement. Tommy performed each escape, take down, and submission hold without flaw, taking time to show the counter for the respective move. Each of Tommy’s movements was performed effortlessly and fluidly, clearly revealing his mastery of the art.
        Tommy’s visit to Mountain Storm was action filled. He didn’t pause once or reflectively stop to think of what would come next. In fact, Tommy continually stated, “You want more? I always have more!”