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Tom Wilson’s boxing studio, BASH, picks Pittsburgh for first franchise location

Tom Wilson once said that the “last place” he’d own real estate was in Pittsburgh, PA. Now, the boxing company he invests in, BASH, totally does.

Wednesday, BASH announced that it’s opening its first franchise in Pittsburgh.

“PITTSBURGH – ARE YINZ READY?!” BASH wrote. “We are THRILLED to announce BASH’s 1st franchise – bringing the 6 core punches to the #6Burgh itself: Pittsburgh, PA! Grown locally, rooted in community, & dedicated to the fight for more – the #BASHFam is no stranger to the grind. We live for it. So, when evaluating spots for our first franchise, it’s no surprise that the City of Bridges always rose to the top. Hello #Pittsburgh, get ready to #justBASH.”

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By Ian Oland 2 years ago

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Peter Laviolette boxes at Tom Wilson’s gym, BASH

Here’s something that isn’t going to stay in the room. Peter Laviolette is boxing.

The 56-year-old Capitals head coach worked up a mean sweat after being a guest at Tom Wilson’s gym, BASH, on Wednesday night. The trendy Arlington boxing studio posted a photo of Lavy posing with the COO of the company, Nick Robbins, on social media.

“Good news Caps fans, it looks like Coach Laviolette is already in mid-season form,” BASH wrote. “@tomwilson, we told him we’d keep an eye on ya.”

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By Ian Oland 2 years ago

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Tom Wilson helps design new line of Bash Boxing shirts and hats

Reniassance man Tom Wilson can now add Design Consultant to his long list of jobs including hockey player, face puncher, businessman, endorser, social media influencer, model, video editor, and actor.

Bash Boxing released new merch on Thursday inspired by Wilson, who is an investor in the Arlington-based company.

“Have had a blast teaming up with @bash to help design the TW43 line!” Wilson wrote on his Instagram Thursday.”Tees, hoodies, and lids all available on their shop.”

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By Ian Oland 2 years ago

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Tom Wilson becomes investor in trendy Arlington boxing studio, Bash Boxing

A few days after treating Ian Cole’s face as a punching bag, Tom Wilson’s investment in a local boxing studio has been made public. Though, if you ask Wilson, his investment in Bash Boxing has nothing to do with his hockey fights.

“Obviously there’s times that I get into fights on the ice, but that’s not what Bash is about at all,” Wilson said to the Washington Business Journal’s Rebecca Cooper. “It truly is a good workout. It’s non-contact. It’s fun, intense, social, and you really leave with a good feeling.”

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By Cara Bahniuk 4 years ago

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