Which Trainer teaches the best fundamentals?

[El Kabong]

Well since there is so much hate or disrespect for Freddie Roach's style since the Peterson fight I started wondering....which trainer does the best job teaching the fundamentals of boxing? Hitting and not getting hit, scoring points & winning rounds, proper defense, proper footwork. Sure this could turn into a "Which Trainer has the most disciplined fighters" argument but right now and all time, my choices.....


Right Now: Manny Steward - pump the jab, hit and don't get hit, use the 1-2, fight from the outside, use height & reach to your advantage.

All time: Ray Arcel - He trained the 2 best lightweights of all time! A pure boxer in Benny Leonard & a guy who could do it all in Roberto Duran. Judging by those two it's hard to find a guy who trained 2 fighters to be such great pugilists.


Who ya got?

[FinitoElDinamita]

Professor Nacho Beristain

[shza]

Professor Nacho Beristain

Yeah, Perro was awesome last time out.

[FinitoElDinamita]

Professor Nacho Beristain

Yeah, Perro was awesome last time out.

^^ now that's a perfect example of a comment from someone with low Boxing IQ..

"things people say who have low boxing IQ's" thread" << put it in here..

[shza]

Professor Nacho Beristain

Yeah, Perro was awesome last time out.

^^ now that's a perfect example of a comment from someone with low Boxing IQ..

"things people say who have low boxing IQ's" thread" << put it in here..

Come on, you didn't get that I was (mostly) joking? He's a great trainer, obviously. Like Roach, not everyone who he's trained has been 100% on point in every fight. But I'm happy to agree that Beristain's fighters are (with a couple exceptions) more fundamentally sound than Roach's. Probably less so than Manny Steward's.

[Abelardus]

Roger Mayweather