Comments Thread For: Joel Diaz Jr. Hires Byrd After Parting With Abel Sanchez

[richardt]

Byrd would make an excellent trainer, it is written all over his style as a person and his skills. He could do great.

[Santa_]

NOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!! WHY???? Abel Sanchez is 10x the trainer Byrd is


I might have to take him off my Future P4P List for this move.

[ShoulderRoll]

Hiring the Vitali-cutioner as a trainer? Interesting move.

Byrd obviously had skills as he managed to have a pretty good career at heavyweight despite being a light hitting, blown up 175 pounder. Very slick defensively with fast combinations on offense.

As great as African-American and Mexican boxers have been, though, their styles don't seem to mix well together for some reason. You rarely see a top Mexican fighter with a black trainer and vice versa.

[STAX ON DECK]

Hiring the Vitali-cutioner as a trainer? Interesting move.

Byrd obviously had skills as he managed to have a pretty good career at heavyweight despite being a light hitting, blown up 175 pounder. Very slick defensively with fast combinations on offense.

As great as African-American and Mexican boxers have been, though, their styles don't seem to mix well together for some reason. You rarely see a top Mexican fighter with a black trainer and vice versa.

interesting point....what are sum examples???

i know mares looked horrid when he went to ****** hunter,all he did was clinch and look sloppy

and oscar looked meh under may sr

however bradley and diaz worked out pretty good for the most part,but bradley likes his new trainer alot more

[ShoulderRoll]

interesting point....what are sum examples???

i know mares looked horrid when he went to ****** hunter,all he did was clinch and look sloppy

and oscar looked meh under may sr

however bradley and diaz worked out pretty good for the most part,but bradley likes his new trainer alot more

Jessie Vargas trained out of the Mayweather gym. Also worked with Roy Jones.

Alfredo Angulo was pretty bad when he was with Virgil Hunter.

[PowerFlow]

Hiring the Vitali-cutioner as a trainer? Interesting move.

Byrd obviously had skills as he managed to have a pretty good career at heavyweight despite being a light hitting, blown up 175 pounder. Very slick defensively with fast combinations on offense.

As great as African-American and Mexican boxers have been, though, their styles don't seem to mix well together for some reason. You rarely see a top Mexican fighter with a black trainer and vice versa.

That is a point to take into consideration. hmmmm