Lot to choose from, but I say Robert Garcia. Guy puts in more time with his fighters (which is many now) than any other coach I've seen. Plus he knows his stuff...gets the most of his fighters and from their individual talents.
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I think he has potential. Ward is his masterpiece, but I want to see how he's going to do with Khan and Angulo first.
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Anybody who thinks for one second that Robert Garcia belongs in this conversation then apparently they dont know boxing,boxing is about hitting and not getting hit,thats called skills, besides Nonito that he recently got and was already molded into a skillfull boxer all of his other fighters have no defense what so ever and get hit with every shot thrown at them then throw punches, how hard is that to coach all you have to say is go after them. My pick would have to be Ward's coach,sergio martinez coach,Nacho,maybe even Broners coach....again this is just my opinion about this conversation
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Roger "you don't know **** about boxing" mayweather wouldn't be too happy with all these replies. There's a lot of top trainers out there it's hard to decide Garcia could be top candidate depending on how nonito and rios perform this weekend
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Originally posted by usaboxing142 View PostAnybody who thinks for one second that Robert Garcia belongs in this conversation then apparently they dont know boxing,boxing is about hitting and not getting hit,thats called skills, besides Nonito that he recently got and was already molded into a skillfull boxer all of his other fighters have no defense what so ever and get hit with every shot thrown at them then throw punches, how hard is that to coach all you have to say is go after them. My pick would have to be Ward's coach,sergio martinez coach,Nacho,maybe even Broners coach....again this is just my opinion about this conversation
Again, his fighters are far from perfect and could be argued that they lack talent compared to a lot of the blue chip fighters in the game today. But IMO, I think he deserves credit for taking the fighters that many probably would have given up on and getting some good results. But yeah, just my opinion.
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Pedro Diaz impressed the hell out of me. He really has a scientific approach to boxing and even uses modern medical and fitness knowledge. He knew the jab was the shoulder roll's kryptonite and made Cotto use his jab as a power punch at the end of his combinations, genius. I'd vote for him just based on Cotto's performance against Floyd.
Honorable mention to Pablo Sarmiento.
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