Loma's Dad

[Citizen Koba]

Just because you can raise one fighter from birth or as a young child does not mean you can be an elite trainer. Some people just have a great bond(especially with their child) where that person would literally run through a damn brick wall if you told them to BECAUSE THEY TRUST YOU 100 PERCENT!!!

That is true, but Anatoly has left a fairly clear stylistic print on Usyk too, despite the huge size difference. It doesn't mean he's some kind of training guru but he seems to be doing something right. I'm not at all convinced it's always a good thing, but there's so many cases of father (or uncle)/ son partnerships bringing great results that there has to be something in it.

[pesticid]

Not dense at all man,lots of fathers have raised great athletes but that doesnt mean they would be great trainers or coaches to others..sometimes they can sometimes they cant....

He was a coach for the National Team of Ukraine. He hasn't just trained Vasil. He's probably the best coach right now out of Eastern Europe.

[PK3434]

He was a coach for the National Team of Ukraine. He hasn't just trained Vasil. He's probably the best coach right now out of Eastern Europe.

Does he currently train any other pros or do you know if he has expressed interest in doing so? I would think he would be a hot commodity if he wants to be.

[pesticid]

Does he currently train any other pros or do you know if he has expressed interest in doing so? I would think he would be a hot commodity if he wants to be.

I don't know but if I were him I wouldn't do it. Too much time commitment as well as travel, then when do you train Loma and take care of your local gym. He's done enough, he's too proven, he doesn't need the money. What's the incentive for him? His main goal is to help his son and that's what he is doing.