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    Default Re: Best trainer, living or dead?

    Ray Arcel and Eddie Futch, quality. Anything these guys dont know is not worth knowing.

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    Quote Originally Posted by X View Post
    Dundee and Roach are great trainers, but their major stars were already good boxers (I think I would be remembered as a great trainer if I had Muhammad Ali, Ray Leonard or Manny Pacquiao in my stable).

    No disrespect to those guys, but I really rate some of the old timers who had to slog their way through life and created a mega star on their way - people like Chappie Blackburn, Eddie Futch or Charley Goldman.
    I wouldn't argue with anyone's picks, but look at the list of pro fighters Ignacio Beristain trained, they are almost all champions plus 4 or 5 are in the Hall of Fame. He's amazing, and in my opinion, head and shoulders above the rest.
    I'm watching Virgil Hunter, I want to see what he does with Khan and Angulo.
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    Said it once, twice three four and 100 times...

    "Nacho", Dundee, Arcel and "Pee Wee" for my likings in that order.

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    Default Re: Best trainer, living or dead?

    and since we are on the subject can we stop overlooking Sdunek & Correa these 2 hardly ever get a mention...

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    Quote Originally Posted by CutMeMick View Post
    and since we are on the subject can we stop overlooking Sdunek & Correa these 2 hardly ever get a mention...
    Thanks, now they have.
    Jose "Pepe" Correa
    Fritz Sdunek

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    Quote Originally Posted by beenKOed View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by CutMeMick View Post
    and since we are on the subject can we stop overlooking Sdunek & Correa these 2 hardly ever get a mention...
    Thanks, now they have.
    Jose "Pepe" Correa
    Fritz Sdunek
    "Pepe" Correa that screwed Lennox Lewis?
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    No one ever ever mentions Freddie Brown, he was a master of his trade.

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    Futch, Arcel, Nacho, D'Amato, Benton, Roach......all are good, but if I HAD to pick one I would say Futch.

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    Default Re: Best trainer, living or dead?

    I'll stick with Benton. Father of the shoulder roll. Trained Evander, Meldrick, Sweet Pea and McCallum. Studied under Futch.

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    Agreed Eddie Futch would be a dream to have you train, that knowledge stretched back to Joe Loius era. Emanuel Steward has that knowledge and pedigree.
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    Eddie Futch to me is an all time great trainer. Paved the road and took the 0 from Ali, Roy Jones and Holyfield. Has a deeper resume but those stand out the most to me.

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    Bill Miller. Trained Toney, Emmanuel Stewart (as an amateur) and was the real guy behind Kronk.

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