Ingle, galzaghe and McCracken.
Do not let success go to your head and do not let failure get to your heart.
Chico corrales, michael nunn, Ruelas brothers, John Molina to name a few..
I really like the directness and the clarity of his voice in the corner.. ive never seen him get rattled or all emotional like some trainers. He just stays cool as he gives intructions.
Joe Goosen doesnt get enough recognition as a trainer when infact he's a lot better than the likes of garcia and nazzim.
I maintain the the best trainers are the ones nobody knows. The dude in the east London, Toronto, LA gym. Lives above it. Does not even want to be famous. I find many of the trainers today in the limelight are more celebrity then trainer. Roach made Manny a two handed fighter but seriously who wouldn't have?
He made no adjustments in four fights with Marquez. Had very little advice in the corner. Many trainers today are mere opportunists. I mean seriously, Garcia training Donaire by phone at this level? What next a phone app?
Agbeko looked like an opponent against Rigo. Roger offered nothing to stem the tide. Telling ones supremely gifted nephew to "just keep doing what you are doing" does not a great trainer make.
I'm not saying there are no good trainers but I think many are extremely overrated.
Freddie Roach learned his craft from the best Mr Boxing Eddie Papa Smurf Futch & has carried on the flag successfully. He is in my opinion still the best active today alongside Nacho Beristein.
Lots of the great names have been mentioned like Angelo Dundee. Did you ever see what he said about Ali?? He said Ali didnt need him really Ali trained himself. Though Angelo admitted if he wanted Ali to do something he'd praise him for how well he did it LOL It worked
Shingo Inoue. He might not train many fighters but what he has done with his kids is amazing.
Hiroake Nakade. Best known for his work with Katsunari Takayama.
Abel Sanchez or Ismael Salas.
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