Greatest Trainer of our Time?

[NeXt In Line]

Well, to switch it up a bit, I'd have to say either Nacho or Manny Steward.

[Double]

I'll go with Manny Steward, I may sound biased but I really don't follow the weights under 140 lbs, how many champs does Nacho have above that weight?

[MentalExecution]

you guys are ****ing old....

LOL LOL

[ElGranLuchador]

I'll go with Manny Steward, I may sound biased but I really don't follow the weights under 140 lbs, how many champs does Nacho have above that weight?

skill doesnt exist above 140 only
most mexicans fight under 140 nacho had to work with what he had

[MentalExecution]

For me its a close one. I find it hard to choose between Nacho and Manny Steward. Considering the fighters theyve trained I will go for Nacho. The way he trains his fighters and how he manages to make great fighters out of any of them is amazing. He took in the Marquez brothers and made something out of them not to mention countless others.

[RodBarker]

For me its a close one. I find it hard to choose between Nacho and Manny Steward. Considering the fighters theyve trained I will go for Nacho. The way he trains his fighters and how he manages to make great fighters out of any of them is amazing. He took in the Marquez brothers and made something out of them not to mention countless others.

What about the fighter , a world champ is born before he is made , there is an old saying " You cant make a silk purse from a sows ear "
Nachos 16 champs would still be champs if they walked through Mannys door and visa versa ,,,,,, to declare the best trainer you would need know the total amount trained and winners and lossers ,,,, just the champs is deceiving because they are special people before the trainer ever got them , a trainers profile and where they are getting there stock from has more to do with building first a reputation then success follows the reputation like a snowball .