Comments Thread For: Fury: Sugar Hill The Most Knowledgeable, Experienced Boxing Man I've Ever Had Around Me

[Sid-Knee]

North American trainers are the best. Don't cry about it.

Yet Americans fail at world level a lot more than Brits. Which means if British fighters had American trainers, they would be even better. But Americans can't get better as they already have American trainers.

However, out of interest, break down what is bad about British trainers and what is good about American trainers? Hmmmm?

[PBR Streetgang]

i'm just trying to figure out how someone who isn't in Fury's camp, knows whose idea it was to come forward and back Wilder up? Sugar Hill teaches that style and always has. That's his signature. So to say Fury decided it, doesn't make sense, unless u spoke to Fury and team directly to get this tidbit of info

Honestly, I think you and Sid are both right on this one. From what I have read in quotes from both Sugar Hill and Fury, it was Tyson who decided he wanted to fight aggressive against Wilder in the rematch after what transpired in the 12th round of the first fight.

When he decided that, he also decided he wanted to go with Sugar Hill as trainer because that's the style Sugar could implement. It was Fury's idea and Sugar Hill's plan.