Comments Thread For: Jacobs' Trainer: Sanchez Talked Himself Out Of Golovkin Gig

[john l]

Yeah Buddy is a good trainer and gets crapped on by some people. Don't know why. Seems like a really down to earth person and like you say did a great job with Kovalev.

Also Gatti, But he did hit a rough patch their for a while. Very good fighter though that's undisputed.

[Nusky]

Whoever the hype job gets to train him next they'll be required to have a black belt in various disciplines and caution tape at the ready at all times. Triple B---h needs a qualified candidate to Protect him from real competition.

[OnePunch]

I actually like Sanchez, he's well respected. I like Golovkin even though (recently by choice) he seems to be morphing toward the PBC "can a year" business model. I will always like Danny Jacobs, honest, super smart, all class.

Tough break up....Sanchez said things I wish he hadn't and didn't seem to have much useful advice vs Canelo.

That said, I'm a firm believer in staying with the partner that got you to the dance.

I'd like to see Golovkin work with Buddy McGirt, especially after seeing his work with a less disciplined puncher like Kovalev .....

McGirt???? The same McGirt who's strategy for Gatti was that he should try to use his jab and "box" against Mayweather? THAT McGirt???? lol

[aboutfkntime]

Whoever the hype job gets to train him next they'll be required to have a black belt in various disciplines and caution tape at the ready at all times. Triple B---h needs a qualified candidate to Protect him from real competition.

the excuses they made to avoid some opponents were ridiculous

and often those silly excuses were echoed, in triplicate

meaning..... that team had an official party-line, they obviously discussed the excuses to avoid Lara, Ward, and others.....

it will all come out

which is why Golovkin has not said one solitary word in defence of the greedy ungrateful accusations..... he is keeping quiet, hoping that Abel shuts up

buckle up G-fans..... it will all come out, just like it did when Ariza left Pac

[slimPickings]

He may not be everyone's cup of tea because of his outspoken nature.
Personally that is the same reason i like him.

I like and respect his outspokenness and knowledge of the game.

Say what you want to say, it is never a good look when you ditch someone AFTER ( not BEFORE) you hit the lottery especially when there has been an established and long running relationship.

Now all of a sudden all of his detractors "saw it coming"!

Whether it is in boxing or just in life generally it just does not smell right.
But to each his own.

Karma may not be too far behind!!

[methodcal]

Hey Golovkin go work with Robert Garcia and learn some real Mexican style

Oooohhhhh Myyyyyyy!

[bronx7]

What is real Mexican style? Chavez? Because Canella, Mikie Garcia, ggg, are boxers first then punchers. A reckless brawler is not a good style sorry

[lowblows420]

Crazy idea but I could see golovkin with Anthony yardes trainer Tunde ajayi that would be kinda awesome

[landotter]

Not as big a Trip G defender as I used to be. The way he has handled the Alvarez loss has been poor. But if a new trainer maximizes however many quality years he has left, than it will be worth it. Look, Sanchez deserves a ton of credit for Golovkin and his career. But sometimes a new voice is needed.

[Curtis Harper]

Yup

Any trainer could have got him through the line up of no hopers GGG faced. Dude had 300 amateur fights. I know the ama's are nowhere near the pro level but you'd think GGG picked up enough experience.

Unabel came along at the right time. He isn't special or worth 10 mil