Is Freddie Roach really a good trainer??

Is this really what the level of conversation here has degraded to? The man's trained 27 current and former world champions, FFS. He is risen.

Bernard Hopkins said roach was the best trainer he has worked with

A bum ass trainer that has trained over two dozen champions... As much as he gets on my nerves and he's annoying as sh*t, he's a great trainer. You don't always have to make a guy champ from the start to be considered great. I saw an analogy here that made sense. Roach is like the college professor you go to in order to get your masters.

If you're an offensive fighter than Roach is probably the best trainer in the game for you.

Is this really what the level of conversation here has degraded to? The man's trained 27 current and former world champions, FFS. Yes bringer. Idiots like the TS are allowed to make these threads (for reasons unknown to me). Nsb is awful. Has been for a time.

If he has an offensive fighter he can really help him. No different than Stewart with tall fighters, it was his specialty

If he wasn't a good trainer boxers like Cotto, Oscar and Toney and many more, would not hire him as their trainer.

Apart from the fanatically gifted Manny Pacquaio who else has he ever really developed or even improved? Cotto looked exactly the same, maybe the footwork was just a drop better than under Pedro Diaz and Manny Steward, Amir Khan didnt really look like he learnt anything other than to jump in go wild and jump out sometimes with guard down and chin in the air. I strongly feel he's going to tell Manny to go all out for the KO in the first 6 rounds and strangely I believe that is the perfect gameplan to win this fight, just Freddie really isnt as great as people think...:boxing: hes a great offensive trainer but defense isnt his specialty

yea he is good comes up with good strategies but has been wrong in predicting what opponent is gonna do, he thought ruenrog wouldnt fight like he did but to me it was obvious he would, he even said he didnt see him fight like that on tape, the 2 fights i saw on him he did same with bradley - he thought bradley would come forward first fight and run second fight - it was opposite, but pac correctly predicted it and did he teach ruslan head movement, jab, body punching and straight shots? i hope he did, ruslan may have just neglected it in the fight He didn't train Ruslan for the Matthysse fight, I don't think, and Ruslan is a limited fighter. There's only so much you can do with him.

He is good but I think he is very one dimensional trainer and also overrated as fuck.

yea he is good comes up with good strategies but has been wrong in predicting what opponent is gonna do, he thought ruenrog wouldnt fight like he did but to me it was obvious he would, he even said he didnt see him fight like that on tape, the 2 fights i saw on him he did same with bradley - he thought bradley would come forward first fight and run second fight - it was opposite, but pac correctly predicted it and did he teach ruslan head movement, jab, body punching and straight shots? i hope he did, ruslan may have just neglected it in the fight

hes a good trainer but i cant see him continuing in 2-3 years unfortunately. parkinsons is rapidly deteriorating him.

Are u really breathing the same air as the rest of humanity? How Can We Breathe Air if Our Lungs Aren't Real?

Is this really what the level of conversation here has degraded to? The man's trained 27 current and former world champions, FFS. !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Yes, clearly. He's trained a lot of good fighters and played a large part in making Manny Pacquiao an ATG fighter. He's an excellent trainer.

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He is a great trainer but this fight won't be decided by the trainers.

Yes, Roach is a good trainer. He's just too full of himself, but doesn't take away the fact that he has trained a lot of good fighters.

Are u really breathing the same air as the rest of humanity?

Like most trainers, he's good for certain fighters. He's a good trainer but ridiculously overrated for obvious reasons.