Fighters who stayed loyal with their coach [whole career]

it's difficult to think of any really, Ali-Dundee is a famous coupling but at one stage Ali was trained by Archie Moore, Petronelli and Hagler might be the only one, from teenager to old man.

Carl Froch & Rob McCraken

Adrien Broner and Danny Garcia.

Brandon Rios - Robert Garcia

I dont think "loyal" is the right word. No matter how good your 7th grade teacher was, at some point you move on to 8th grade. Nothing wrong with a fighter looking for different things....... yeah got yout point. I don't wanna criticise a coach-change. Active fighters or those that have finished their careers? doesn't matter

I dont think "loyal" is the right word. No matter how good your 7th grade teacher was, at some point you move on to 8th grade. Nothing wrong with a fighter looking for different things.......

Chad Dawson :rofl::rofl::rofl:

Lomachenko is one if we mention current fighters - he's been coached by his father for his whole life. Chris Byrd I think was coached by his mother or father something like that for his whole career? Vitali Klitschko with Fritz Sdunek I think had the constant partnership...and yeah Hearns with Manny S, and of course Ali with AD.

Pacquiao is loyal to roach. Since they first started working together in 2001. Hearns with steward Floyd with his father and uncle he is either trained by one or the other. Ali with Dundee Canelo and Chepo Ward and Virgil hunter Marquez and nacho Tim Bradley and Joel Diaz are pretty close.

I think Roy Jones did but I can't be sure. Hearns was loyal to Steward. Ali and Ray Leonard stayed loyal.

I can't think of any, I guess Thurman would have stuck to his trainer had he not passed and the same with Tyson, their relationships seemed concrete and left major heartache in their lives. It's hard though as you only really benefit from a trainer change earlier on in your career rather than later.

Andre Ward.

help me out - name them :) Juan Manuel Marquez

Marvin Hagler

help me out - name them :) Active fighters or those that have finished their careers?