Would you Rather be trained by Manny? or Floyd?

[» HE3R0 «]

Neither.

Great boxers make bad or mediocre trainers.

Great trainers are the boxers who couldn't cut it to reach the top.

Not because they didn't try hard enough, but most likely because they weren't gifted enough physically.

These boxers are the ones that have broken the game down to the smallest detail. They had to in order to adapt and find a way to win.

[Shabba Rank$]

Floyd easily, but if I could choose I reckon Hopkins would be a great trainer.

Yeah, I'd choose Hopkins over Pac and Floyd easily.

[Carpe Diem]

LMAO @ three *******s voting for Manny.

[Carpe Diem]

[Dorian]

Pac is a freak of nature, I aint. You Just can't teach that. I'd go with Floyd.

Couldn't have said it better myself.

[ThePunchingBag]

The things that Floyd personally knows and teaches can only be done in a Boxing ring.

Therefore I pick Manny. He can teach me how to move my feet and land punches from awkward angles that people don't see coming. Things that are useful everywhere.

That's the harsh truth. Shoulder roll and Philly shell defense don't work without a ref or a good amount of space to move around. They definitely don't work against a Martial Artist who can perform take-downs.

As a straight up professionally focused Boxer, I'd go with Floyd and make sure I have a good amount of Bodyguards when I'm walking in the neighborhood.

[Carpe Diem]

The things that Floyd personally knows and teaches can only be done in a Boxing ring.

Therefore I pick Manny. He can teach me how to move my feet and land punches from awkward angles that people don't see coming. Things that are useful everywhere.

That's the harsh truth. Shoulder roll and Philly shell defense don't work without a ref or a good amount of space to move around. They definitely don't work against a Martial Artist who can perform take-downs.

As a straight up professionally focused Boxer, I'd go with Floyd and make sure I have a good amount of Bodyguards when I'm walking in the neighborhood.

Biased much?