Split-T Management has signed cruiserweight Brandon Glanton to a managerial contract. Glanton of Riverside, California has a record of 11-0 with nine knockouts. He is trained by Jason Jones. The 27 year-old Glanton began boxing at the age of 21 as he was working at a K-Mart and co-worker Corey Wilson, who was a professional MMA Fighter, led him to the gym. Glanton has a college degree in Health Care Administration from Albany Statewhere he played two years of college football at Albany State as a defensive lineman.

 

Glanton describes himself as a pressure fighter.  "I am hard nosed with lots of tenacity.  I have good hand speed and power.  I want to make these fighters jump over top rope.  I have good rings smarts and I know how to move around the ring.  Pressure bursts pipes," said Glanton.

 

Glanton's amateur record was 44-6 and he won two National Qualifying tournaments for the U.S. Olympic team, and took 3rd place in the United States Olympic Trials. He turned professional on May 6, 2017 with a first-round stoppage over Willie Kyles, and is coming off a third-round stoppage over Jose Humberto Corral.

 

"I am excited to sign with Split-T Management.  I had an opportunity to sign with Split-T Management out of the amateurs, but I was naive about the boxing business so I did not sign with any manager.  As I started to understand the business, I called Dave McWater back, and we made a deal.  I see what Split-T Management and their fighters are doing and I wanted to be part of the team,"  said Glanton.

 

"Brandon is a terrific prospect with a great professional style and power.  I see big things from him in the future and he will be in some very big fights," said McWater.