Your career is on the line...who is your trainer?

Collapse
Collapse
  • Time
  • Show
Clear All
new posts
  • JmH Reborn
    Undisputed Champion
    Platinum Champion - 1,000-5,000 posts
    • Feb 2009
    • 4874
    • 238
    • 127
    • 12,377

    #1

    Your career is on the line...who is your trainer?

    If you are a pro boxer and your career is on the brink, who are you taking with you in your final stand, with your livelihood on the line? Trainers selected to the current gen. Select one and explain your rationale

    Brother Naz--Excellent pedigree, innovative niche training programs, inspiring motivator. Quality history of taking fighters and reinventing them for the new batch. Best known for training ATG Bernard Hopkins in the twilight of his career.

    Freddie Roach--Multiple award winning trainer of the year. Pupils can make up an all-star roster of fighters, both past and present. Current trainer of world class fighters like Manny Pacquaio. Excellent work ethic, astute student of the game and excellent game planner.

    Naaaacho Beristein--Excellent technical training coach. Best known for the Marquez brothers, notably Juan Manuel. Excellent game planner and tough work ethic to bring the best out of you

    Robert Garcia--Former boxer, turned trainer. Trains an elite group of boxers ranging from stars Brandon Rios and Nonito Donaire. Versatile, has able to aptly train boxer/technicians such as Donaire and bruiser/stalker types such as Rios and Margarito.

    Manny Stewart--Famed trainer with also a roster of all time great fighters. Presently works with HW stalwart, Wlad Klitchsko. Reworked the mechanics recently of Miguel Cotto and has prior history of rebuilding fighters. Excellent technician, and eagle eye with in-ring issues and seemingly ALWAYS knew that something is going to happen.

    Floyd Mayweather Sr--Self proclaimed greatest trainer ever. Best known for the latter years of Oscar De La Hoya's career and "training" his son, Mayweather Jr and turning him into what he is today. Never shy, always outspoken, can say what is necessary to get the most out of you.

    Buddy McGirt--Former world champion fighter as well, previous trainer of the year award recipient. Has trained the likes of Vernon Forrest, Thunder Gatti and Pauli Malignaggi. Very versatile and has proven to be able to adapt with fighters and in the corner.

    Ronnie Shields--Another former fighter, turned trainer. Has worked with a who's who's list of HOF fighters including Real Deal Holyfield and Sweet Pea. Also versatile with training techniques and excellent game planner and master of his craft.

    Pedro Diaz/Barry Hunter--Relative newbies in the pro game. Pedro Diaz made a name for himself with helping Cotto secure a huge win in his first big time event. Best known for being the lead trainer with the Cuban amateur team. Typically, perhaps the world's best. Barry Hunter, I am not up to speed on, but b*tchslapping Lamont Peterson and willing him to victory. Makes me notice and deserves honorable mention.

    Other
    39
    Brother Naz
    12.82%
    5
    Freddie Roach
    17.95%
    7
    Nacho Beristein
    23.08%
    9
    Floyd Mayweather Sr
    7.69%
    3
    Robert Garcia
    0.00%
    0
    Emmanuel Steward
    23.08%
    9
    Ronnie Shields
    0.00%
    0
    Buddy McGirt
    0.00%
    0
    Pedro Diaz/Barry Hunter
    7.69%
    3
    Other
    7.69%
    3
  • ИATAS
    Banned
    Franchise Champion - 20,000+ posts
    • Jul 2007
    • 36648
    • 2,509
    • 1,953
    • 50,835

    #2
    buddy mcgirt. I would want the comfort of knowing a white towel will be flying in the ring as soon as I get hit hard.

    Comment

    • Russian Crushin
      atheist with a gun
      Franchise Champion - 20,000+ posts
      • Dec 2009
      • 33788
      • 1,472
      • 836
      • 46,625

      #3
      No Teddy Atlas?

      SHIT poll

      Comment

      • JmH Reborn
        Undisputed Champion
        Platinum Champion - 1,000-5,000 posts
        • Feb 2009
        • 4874
        • 238
        • 127
        • 12,377

        #4
        Originally posted by Russian Crushin
        No Teddy Atlas?

        SHIT poll
        I was debating Atlas, but I couldn't muster up the energy. Surely I can't be the only person he annoys. Plus, he's good on ESPN just where he is. And besides, I just don't think that highly of him. I mean I guess he got as good as your going to get out of Povetkin.

        Plus, didn't he want to murder Mike Tyson or something? Unstable

        Comment

        • Russian Crushin
          atheist with a gun
          Franchise Champion - 20,000+ posts
          • Dec 2009
          • 33788
          • 1,472
          • 836
          • 46,625

          #5
          Originally posted by JmH Reborn
          I was debating Atlas, but I couldn't muster up the energy. Surely I can't be the only person he annoys. Plus, he's good on ESPN just where he is. And besides, I just don't think that highly of him. I mean I guess he got as good as your going to get out of Povetkin.

          Plus, didn't he want to murder Mike Tyson or something? Unstable
          He is the GOAT. Nahh i hate him too.

          And no, he threatened him with a gun to his head because he sexual harassed his niece

          His book is really interesting im reading it now

          Comment

          • Mr.0pal
            Interim Champion
            • Dec 2010
            • 650
            • 73
            • 0
            • 6,784

            #6
            I think Emmanuel is best at bringing out your natural strengths. When your career is on the line it's too late to make drastic changes. I don't think Nacho should be defined by JMM either. How many people actually hear Nacho giving calculated instructions anyways? His **** is basic... "lively with your defense... lively with your combinations". lol Even Roger might be considered... he knows strategy and weaknesses of fighters. It's easy to hear when you pay attention to what he says to Floyd in the corner.
            Last edited by Mr.0pal; 12-16-2011, 12:41 PM.

            Comment

            • -MAKAVELLI-
              Banned
              Franchise Champion - 20,000+ posts
              • Aug 2008
              • 50080
              • 3,580
              • 2,792
              • 169,000

              #7
              Jack Lowe


              i have a great jab...i just keep forgetting to double it up

              Comment

              • ИATAS
                Banned
                Franchise Champion - 20,000+ posts
                • Jul 2007
                • 36648
                • 2,509
                • 1,953
                • 50,835

                #8
                Originally posted by -MAKAVELLI-
                Jack Lowe


                i have a great jab...i just keep forgetting to double it up
                same here. I also always forget to touch the nuts so I think he'd help out greatly.

                Comment

                • -MAKAVELLI-
                  Banned
                  Franchise Champion - 20,000+ posts
                  • Aug 2008
                  • 50080
                  • 3,580
                  • 2,792
                  • 169,000

                  #9
                  Originally posted by ИATAS206
                  same here. I also always forget to touch the nuts so I think he'd help out greatly.



                  pretty much a no-brainer...and what if i get cut? Lowe can work his magic...check the Martinez fight

                  Comment

                  • studentofthegam
                    Banned
                    Platinum Champion - 1,000-5,000 posts
                    • May 2009
                    • 4127
                    • 114
                    • 107
                    • 4,433

                    #10
                    Who is the guy that trains Peterson? I'll take him. Most of these guys are severely hyped.

                    Comment

                    Working...
                    TOP