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  • cotto16
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    #1

    Are trainers over rated?

    Now they seem to get far to much money and credit, jake la motta and larry holmes gave there trainers no credit and said they learned there trade in sparring as did many other great fighters, now every time a fighter gets beat he thinks by moveing trainers he will be a new fighter when its more menatlly than anythink, he is still the same fighter only in a different gym. What ever happend to haveing the one trainer and sticking with him?
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    #2
    Have some respect for larry holmes

    Who do i sound like Cotto?

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    • The Gambler1981
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      #3
      They are kind of like coaches in other sports, they get a lot of credit when things work well but tend to be the fall guy when things go poorly.

      A good trainer is important though, especially to a young fighter. A vetren might be able to get by without a real trainer (somewhat) but you still need someone to push you in training, and to keep a fighter on schedule.

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      • ICEMAN JOHN SCULLY
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        Believe me, in some cases a trainer can make a fighter...you need a connection with your trainer...a good one with your trust, and a guy with knowledge, can get the fighter to do great things...you have to know when to tell him to do certain thigns...sometimes he thinks he's winning and you need a good trainer to tell him he is wrong..tell him when to pick it up etc...the fighter drives the car but he still needs and relies on the guy in the pit crew watching from a distance -with a keen eye- as they unfoid...

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        • The Gully Gad
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          #5
          Yep there the first person to blame

          Which fighters have had the most change in trainers?

          Tyson had a crazy amount of decent trainers

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          • cotto16
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            #6
            Originally posted by The Gully Gad
            Have some respect for larry holmes

            Who do i sound like Cotto?
            how am i disrepecting larry? am just *****g what larry said himself in his autobiography

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            • The Gully Gad
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              lol

              Im takin the piss from what you said the other day

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              • cotto16
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                #8
                Originally posted by The Gully Gad
                Yep there the first person to blame

                Which fighters have had the most change in trainers?

                Tyson had a crazy amount of decent trainers
                i think an english lad called mathew macklin holds the record 5 or 6 and he hasnt even boxed for the british title yet lol

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                • cotto16
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                  #9
                  Originally posted by The Gully Gad
                  lol

                  Im takin the piss from what you said the other day
                  but come on man you was disrepecting the fighter lol

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                  • cotto16
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                    #10
                    Originally posted by ICEMAN JOHN SCULLY
                    Believe me, in some cases a trainer can make a fighter...you need a connection with your trainer...a good one with your trust, and a guy with knowledge, can get the fighter to do great things...you have to know when to tell him to do certain thigns...sometimes he thinks he's winning and you need a good trainer to tell him he is wrong..tell him when to pick it up etc...the fighter drives the car but he still needs and relies on the guy in the pit crew watching from a distance -with a keen eye- as they unfoid...
                    good post john, if you were in england you could train me dude, my trainer is a journeyman pro who is as hard as nails and over works the fighters, it could be working for me las nite i gave a good heavyweight all kinds of trouble, am only a middleweight.

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