How do you become a certified cutman?

Each cutman works as an independent contractor. There are three paths you can take to become a cutman: Fight as a boxer, work as a trainer, or take classes and and serve a long apprenticeship until you are professionally trained.

How much does a cutman get paid?

The compensation for cutmen varies, generally staying within 10–15% of fighter’s prize money. For many fighters on a low budget, the cutman duties are performed by their cornerman.

Who is the best cutman in boxing?

Jacob “Stitch” Duran
And it’s taken only seconds for Jacob “Stitch” Duran to close them. At 56, Stitch—everyone calls him Stitch—is the most famous cutman in the world because he is the principal cutman of the Ultimate Fighting Championship and its subsidiary, WEC.

What do Cutmen use in boxing?

All cut men use coagulants like thrombin and avitene to stem blood flow. They will coat a fighter’s face in Vaseline to prevent abrasions and use Q-tips, gauze, ice bags and a flat rectangular tool called an enswell to reduce swelling.

Why do you need to be a cutman in boxing?

Working as a cutman to treat the bleeding and swelling to a boxer’s face during a fight requires years of determination, training, and self discipline. The crude, but necessary, first aid a cutman applies in the 60 seconds between each round can make the difference between a win and a loss for a fighter.

How much does it cost to become a cutman?

You can take a two-day seminar through the National Trainer & Cutman Association for $500 (at time of publication) — or $375 if you’re already certified in CPR and first aid.The seminars teach basic cutman techniques, including using specific tools to treat cuts and reduce swelling, first aid, CPR and hand wrapping techniques.

Who is the founder of cutman4hire boxing supplies?

Professional Cutman & Founder, Juan Ramirez had a vision in 2005 to create a specialty site where Cutmen would find the Best supplies needed to corner their fighters. Based in Southern California, Cutman4hire Supplies offers worldwide shipping. If playback doesn’t begin shortly, try restarting your device.

Is there a cutman technician in AIBA competitions?

AIBA no longer provides its own Cutmen Technician in AIBA competitions. The new role of the AIBA Cutman Technician has changed to Instructor and will be conducting Cutman Technician courses as well as monitor the performance of the Team Cutmen Technician to help them improve their skills.