Emanuel Steward's fighters

**MrOctober** · 10-23-2007, 10:03 AM

Originally posted by mrrupo

It seems to me that Steward should drop Jermaine Taylor. I like Jermaine, but I just dont know if he wants to be the kind of fighter Steward likes. Steward wants a fighter who will be a student and will devote their life to this sport, and Taylor just isnt that type. After this Pavlik rematch they should just go their seperate ways and Steward should focus his time on Cintron and Andy Lee, two guys that buy into Steward completely. Wlad seems to buy into his philosophy as well, and he follows instructions and trains even when not in camp. Cintron and Lee walk around at about 10lbs over their weight classes limit, something that shows extreme disclipline. Taylor doesnt have that discipline. He is a great fighter, just not a great manny steward fighter.

And the Pavlik fight proved just that. Hell he took Taylor to the mountains, to be alone and eat, sleep, breathe boxing and do some serious training. He bought him there to focus....and Taylor got knocked out.

**joepal** · 10-23-2007, 10:04 AM

Originally posted by mrrupo

It seems to me that Steward should drop Jermaine Taylor. I like Jermaine, but I just dont know if he wants to be the kind of fighter Steward likes. Steward wants a fighter who will be a student and will devote their life to this sport, and Taylor just isnt that type. After this Pavlik rematch they should just go their seperate ways and Steward should focus his time on Cintron and Andy Lee, two guys that buy into Steward completely. Wlad seems to buy into his philosophy as well, and he follows instructions and trains even when not in camp. Cintron and Lee walk around at about 10lbs over their weight classes limit, something that shows extreme disclipline. Taylor doesnt have that discipline. He is a great fighter, just not a great manny steward fighter.

Themain Failure in Steward's camp is Jermain Taylor.

**denboy** · 10-23-2007, 10:52 AM

Originally posted by MrOctober

And the Pavlik fight proved just that. Hell he took Taylor to the mountains, to be alone and eat, sleep, breathe boxing and do some serious training. He bought him there to focus....and Taylor got knocked out.

Lol he was the first fighter to train there and not win, nevermind get KTFO.

**RUSTYBOXER** · 10-23-2007, 11:12 AM

if anything i think Taylor should drop Emanuel Steward

**Joartcc3** · 10-23-2007, 11:46 AM

Steward is an overrated trainer.

There's a ton of other better trainers out there.

**Ray Ray** · 10-23-2007, 11:53 AM

Originally posted by Joartcc3

Steward is an overrated trainer.

There's a ton of other better trainers out there.

That is the dumbest **** I've ever heard.

**mrrupo** · 10-23-2007, 02:18 PM

Originally posted by Joartcc3

Steward is an overrated trainer.

There's a ton of other better trainers out there.

that is a foolish statement. so you think all these champions and their managers that want his services have been completely fooled? please elaborate with evidence of this boxing genius' overratedness. taylor and him werent a fit. i dont know that it speaks to either taylors boxing or stewards training abilities, they just didnt have chemistry.

**Ray Ray** · 10-23-2007, 02:27 PM

Originally posted by mrrupo

that is a foolish statement. so you think all these champions and their managers that want his services have been completely fooled? please elaborate with evidence of this boxing genius' overratedness. taylor and him werent a fit. i dont know that it speaks to either taylors boxing or stewards training abilities, they just didnt have chemistry.

I agree. To say Manny Steward is not a good trainer is the dumbest **** you can say. He is one of the if not the best trainer out here today. Manny and Taylor really needs to find there chemistry together because JT really seems kind of hard headed when Manny tries to give him advice.

**satori555** · 10-23-2007, 02:27 PM

yeah it was stewards fault but wasnt pavlik the one punching taylor? any credit?

Emanuel Steward's fighters