Dundee, Futch, D'Amato...

[Toney616]

http://cyberboxingzone.com/boxing/w0804-sarria.html

Great read on Sarria, goes into detail about him.

Thanks for the info

Sarria became Ali’s conditioner, training the Great One, running him through endless hours of sit ups and knee bends, tuning his body while Dundee prepared the strategy for the upcoming bouts.

The article doesn't say anything about him being Ali's trainer though, rather it says he was Ali's conditioner

[TheGreatA]

It's safe to say that nobody really trained Ali to fight the way he did, although he learned from Willie Pastrano and Ralph Dupas.

[Vadrigar.]

It's safe to say that nobody really trained Ali, although he learned from Willie Pastrano and Ralph Dupas.

Archie Moore tried to change his style, something which ali was quite annoyed at.

Similar to buddy mcgirt and malignaggi.

[Left2body]

Im gonna say maybe either futch or d'amato cant say for sure though

Yeah, I second this. Out of todays trainers I would say Nacho over guys like Roach and McGirt. Steward seems to be good at training long fighters how to keep distance and use their length and jab (one of the reasons why he was so successful in the heavy weight division) but I'm not sure how well he is at really helping a fighter develop and inside game.

[NChristo]

Thanks for the info

The article doesn't say anything about him being Ali's trainer though, rather it says he was Ali's conditioner

It does say that he trained Jose Napoles, Luis Rodriguez, Sugar Ramos and others though, all of which Dundee says he trained.

[paulsinghnl]

Futch.

A lot of D'Amato's and Dundee's guys were already destined for greatness because of their natural gifts.

Futch actually took a fighter from nobody to somebody.

exactly. and don't forget his legacy, freddie roach.

[ralph22]

angelo dundde teh greatest trainer of all time.simply teh best look at the legends he train and made

[ChampBox@PR]

Freddie Roch.....................................lol

Eddie Futch is my Pick!!!!!