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its only one job out of many.
Angelo Dundee wasnt that great a trainer, in fact for George Foreman he only gave him a general outline of what he should do and let assistant trainers and Foreman himself do most the job. Basically all he actively did for Foreman was talk to him in the corner, George said that himself. |
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Khan fought ***an after he fought Prescott. ***an was his first fight after teaming with Roach, IIRC (although Roach was too busy with Pac to be in the corner that night). Or am I misapprehending you?
Fighters Khan was considered to have struggled with pre-Roach = Willie Limond and Michael Gomez. |
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Join Date: Oct 2005
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I doubt there is anyone more prepared all around in terms of conditioning and boxing knowledge than "The Doc", "Mr. Sports Science"....Pedro Diaz.
If I were a boxer and he'd be willing to relocate out of Canada I'd give him a call. |
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