what did you guys think of johnathan banks as a trainer?

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  1. diesel

    diesel Guest

    i thought he gave wladimir very good advise in the fight/ especially when wlad got rocked in the 5th rd/ banks told wlad to just box the next round and use his legs = great advice
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  2. the commentator

    the commentator Boxing Addict Full Member

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    any trainer wouldve said exactly the same thing. i mean what did you expect him to say after rd 5? "go and bring the fight to wach and get KTFO vlad!".:think anyways vlad fought exactly the same way with banks as he did with steward, which means he doesnt need banks since all steward taught him has been stored in his mind already...
     
  3. benebox

    benebox Active Member Full Member

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    Seems like pretty standard advice. He is hardly going to tell him to slug it out.
     
  4. Chappy112

    Chappy112 Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Yeah he did well I thought, it wasn't only the advice that I thought was good but he was very calm and composed when telling Wlad what he wanted from him.
     
  5. Slyk

    Slyk Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    He did as well as expected.

    At this point however, a boxer like Wlad does really need a trainer. It's the same way with boxers like Mayweather. You could bring in average joe boxing fan as trainer for the fight and they would still win. Steward never really had to dispense much strategy to Wlad mid fight.
     
  6. fists of fury

    fists of fury Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    At this point, Wlad doesn't need someone to tell him what to do. He knows. He needs someone to carry his spit bucket, basically. I'm not saying that to demean Banks at all, but it's just that at this point, Wlad is the finished article.

    If Banks can take a novice and do something with him, then we can talk.
     
  7. Saku

    Saku We Are All One Full Member

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    But if Wlad's potential limit is not reached yet then a good trainer can still teach him something important for his development. And motivation and good advices between rounds alone can do miracles.
     
  8. itsa huge bitch

    itsa huge bitch Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    couldnt tell from this fight to be honest...future fights will tell when we see gameplans ect ect
     
  9. IntentionalButt

    IntentionalButt FROM THE RIVER TO THE SEA Full Member

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    It isn't like he taught Klitschko anything - but from the sound of it (still have yet to see it) he provided ample support in the role of "motivational speaker", which is one small facet of the chief second's job with most of the more vital ones taking place during camp. :conf
     
  10. T.S.

    T.S. T.Stout Full Member

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    Wlad won every round. Nuff said.
     
  11. IntentionalButt

    IntentionalButt FROM THE RIVER TO THE SEA Full Member

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    ...is that creditable to Banks? :huh

    Would he have lost one if you threw in McGirt?
     
  12. FloydPatterson

    FloydPatterson Boxing Addict banned

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    He did a good job leashing Wlad in after round 5, he told him he was leaning his head to far into his punches. Wlad corrected it, and went on to sweep.
     
  13. jisi

    jisi Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    :good

    Johnathon made a very good job. After the fifth round, very calm very good advices.

    Great team Wlad and Johnathon Banks. :good

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  14. nastynas

    nastynas Boxing Addict Full Member

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    More than I thought of him as a fighter.