greatest trainer of all time

[ICEMAN JOHN SCULLY]

i don't if you're being sarcastic or what. but if you're serious, I agree. McGirt brought out Gatti's boxing ability, which was virtually non-existant throughout his career. But of course, not even God could've trained Gatti to beat the likes of DLH and Floyd.

[B]Gatti boxed VERY VERY well against Tracy Harris Patterson back in, I think, 1995[ to win the 130 pound title/B]

[GunStar]

Eddie Futch is probably my favorite trainer of all time.

My favorite trainers today are,

Freddy Roach
Roger Mayweather
Nacho Beristain

[majestiC]

Not a all time great but Enzo Calzaghe needs a shoutout, 3 World Champs from his small Newbridge camp not bad considering he was a musician with nothing to do with boxing to begin with.

[Dynamite76]

Emanuel Stewart.

[Rane-Ex54]

Nominees:

• Angelo Dundee
• Yancey Durham
• Ray Arcel
• Manny Steward
• Eddie Futch
• Teddy Atlas
• Cus D'Amato

How the Hell has no one mentioned Lou Duva? He's one of the greatest in my book!!

[col Blake]

the greatest trainer of all time has to be my pair adidas 3 stripe, had them for years really comfortable. (english joke)

[Panamaniac]

Nominees:

• Angelo Dundee
• Yancey Durham
• Ray Arcel
• Manny Steward
• Eddie Futch
• Teddy Atlas
• Cus D'Amato

Good list, though you could argue Dundee had a ton of talent to start with in his top fighters.

One could also argue that Dundee - at least in part - could be responsible for the fine-tuning of those raw talents.

[Panamaniac]

How the Hell has no one mentioned Lou Duva? He's one of the greatest in my book!!

No one's mentioned (until now) Jack Blackburn (Joe Louis) either... Failure to remember is a shortcoming of the poster(s), not the trainer(s).