Whose the best boxing trainer right now?

[HanzGruber]

who does pedro even have right now? and robert garcia lol, he might be the new freddie roach soon aka get big names but lose and they leave him

[L32Edwards]

who does pedro even have right now? and robert garcia lol, he might be the new freddie roach soon aka get big names but lose and they leave him

I'm sure he still got Rigo, Cuban fighters that are fortunate enough to turn pro would definitely wanna link up with Pedro.
Not a big fan of Robert Garcia either

[JaYDeuce11]

Def Nacho right now. He would get more love if he didnt just train mexicans warriors. The Pacquiao Ko, then the mAres KO how can it not be him right now

[bigcursedawg]

Nacho has always been the best trainer IMO. Besides Marquez he doesn't have a lot of big name fighters. Thats what I like and respect about the man is he rather build some young fighters he sees something in that go after big name fighters. He turned down De La Hoya because he wanted him to exclusively train Oscar. He was training the Marquez brothers and new they would both be champs and turned down one of the biggest names in the sport and the most money he would've made. It ended up being a great decision. And he still does it. He has a bunch of young fighters still like Ceja and Orucuta just to name two. There's more I can't think of off hand.

IMO Garcia and Roach were always way overrated. They just get a lot of credit because of the the big name fighters they have had. But roach had a bad run and IMO Garcia doesn't look that great either. Rios and his little bro can't even make weight for some big fights. It makes me wonder about the discipline in that gym. I also think Donaire and Garcia were overlooking Rigo which was a huge mistake and they paid dearly.

[CubanGuyNYC]

Nacho seems a clear first. The real question is, who's second? I like Pedro Diaz, but I don't know if he's behind Nacho. Robert Garcia? Definitely not a fan. You take a top-five P4P guy like Donaire (just one example) and bring that to a fight with Rigo? Please....

[-PBP-]

Nacho is on fire right now. No pun intended.

[J The UnBiased]

Nacho
Pedro
Virgil
Robert
Floyd Sr.
Nazeem
Roger
Jeff

there's lots of great trainers out today. But the best, idk, but it's one of those guys.

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The 70's porn 'stache and cartel boss swag are just bonuses.

[Ray Corso]

Unless your in the gym with a trainer you have NO idea of his abilties!!
Many times fighters change traners to the point of not knowing who develped the fghter!
You have boxing trainers that excell in teaching youngsters the basics and they can most times do it better tha a well known cornerman who works wih alot of fighters.
Then you have a trainer who can get more out of aseasoned pro because he knows how to push a variety of buttons!
Years ago you had great "outside" trainers and "inside" guys too! Now a days the newer younger trainers don't know the old school pivots and how to teach proper techniques using shoulders and hips! It will be a lost art soon enough! Then pro boxing and amatuer boxing will resemble themselves!
Hell the pro refs handle pro fights like its an amatuer bout!
I like Ronnie Sheilds he does a nice job.
If you have a good pressure guy without alot of skills Roach is very good.

Heres a few guys I knew when they were amatuers, I know their backgrounds and watchd them grow into fighters and trainers, they're good!
The best I know of would be me! hahahah!!!! Lots used to come to me get right!!!! Ray

[bigcursedawg]

Nacho is on fire right now. No pun intended.

Nacho has been doing his thing.
Zaragoza was the oldest sbw champion in history. The man fought everyone and couldn't even punch. He went far for a guy with no power.

Gilberto Roman was also a very good fighter with great technique.

Finito Lopez was also one of the greatest straw weights of all time. And a one fighter with great technique.