Best Trainers in Boxing Today

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  • We want Floyd
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    #11
    I'm a huge fan of Freddie Roach and Nacho Beristain.

    Honorable mentions goes to.... Buddy McGirt and John David Jackson(If you're a lefty like I am, he's a terrific coach)

    But, If I had to pick out of all the current trainers. I would pick Freddie Roach. Because he has shown that he can work w/ all types of styles.

    Alot of coaches have difficulty w/ different types of styles, it is actually harder to train someone who has a certain style down. That's why I don't get about all the talk about giving more props to the trainer who groomed someone from the beginning, when they had a chance to mold that fighter.

    It's more difficult to get a fighter who has won championships to do something when that fighter has been doing different for a huge portion of their pro careers and have been successful at it. So yeah, much props to Roach... A EDDIE FUTCH graduate

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    • allstar757
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      #12
      *****, rog mayweather keepin it trill. these *****s did not create champions, they tailed on at the end and took credit. do yo research.

      best trainers is mayweather sr. i'on really like dude, but he done made champions. his brothers, his son, gay la hoya. he develops fighters properly and according to they styles. gay la deifinitely don't fight like floyd.

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      • Gareth Ivanovic
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        #13
        Originally posted by MASGAGOMEXI
        I'm a huge fan of Freddie Roach and Nacho Beristain.
        Honorable mentions goes to.... Buddy McGirt and John David Jackson(If you're a lefty like I am, he's a terrific coach)

        But, If I had to pick out of all the current trainers. I would pick Freddie Roach. Because he has shown that he can work w/ all types of styles.

        Alot of coaches have difficulty w/ different types of styles, it is actually harder to train someone who has a certain style down. That's why I don't get about all the talk about giving more props to the trainer who groomed someone from the beginning, when they had a chance to mold that fighter.

        It's more difficult to get a fighter who has won championships to do something when that fighter has been doing different for a huge portion of their pro careers and have been successful at it. So yeah, much props to Roach... A EDDIE FUTCH graduate
        Those two are my favorite as well. Roach has the bigger stable, but the work that Nacho has done with the Marquez brothers has been great.

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        • MoneyINC
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          #14
          There are a lot of nameworthy trainers out there but the top 2 for me in this order are as followed, Manny Steward who for some reason hasnt been brought up yet, am i missing something.... The guy tells you like it is and has trained some of the best fighters ever and created 1 of the first boxing stables that produced champions from JW to HW, he is a class act and hard on all his trainees he doesnt hold anything back and in response he has gained my respect as the best in the sport today,and if i needed a trainer id defintly be KRONKing it up first..... #2 in my opinion is also Floyd Sr. again his a guy that will tell you like it is and holds nothing back, he not only teaches from text but experience and that makes him very viable and one of my favs!

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          • Lethal
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            #15
            Originally posted by EliteSoldier
            Freddie Roach, if you listen to freddie roach. You're not going to lose the fight. You do what he tells you to do, and you should win.
            Amen. Something Oscar should've done.

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            • Gareth Ivanovic
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              #16
              Originally posted by MoneyINC
              There are a lot of nameworthy trainers out there but the top 2 for me in this order are as followed, Manny Steward who for some reason hasnt been brought up yet, am i missing something.... The guy tells you like it is and has trained some of the best fighters ever and created 1 of the first boxing stables that produced champions from JW to HW, he is a class act and hard on all his trainees he doesnt hold anything back and in response he has gained my respect as the best in the sport today,and if i needed a trainer id defintly be KRONKing it up first..... #2 in my opinion is also Floyd Sr. again his a guy that will tell you like it is and holds nothing back, he not only teaches from text but experience and that makes him very viable and one of my favs!
              Your right Manny is probably the best in the game, but it ****** that he had a fighter like Taylor who didn't listen to him in his last fight or didn't seem to get better once he teamed up with Manny. Maybe some fighters don't fit with certain trainers.

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              • Sttuddahboy619
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                #17
                I'll go with Nacho and Freddy!

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                  #18
                  I think Nacho Beristain is the best trainer in boxing.

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                  • potatoes
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                    #19
                    Originally posted by beauty
                    I recently read an interview with Roger Mayweather. He was sharing his sentiments on trainers, what makes them remarkable or not and why many classified as "legendary" are definitely not.

                    Who would you all classify as a legendary boxing trainer and for what reason?


                    There are lots of good trainers, although not nearly as many as there should be. Just because a man is famous, doesn't make him any better than anybody else.

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