Trainers with no competitive experience

erm yes, no maybe

 

Virgil Hunter never fought as a pro and I think he only had a few amateur fights.

 

there are loads of good coaches in all sports that never did the sport they coach in to any sort of level

obviously their level of intelligence is a universe beyond that of the average armchair expert

its the biggest broscience moron insult ever xxxx is **** cos he doesnt udnerstand boxing cos he never boxed himself

 

Enzo Calzaghe

 

I take it you are being sarcastic

 

No I thought I saw an interview with him where he said that. Has he fought as a pro?

 

Sorry you are right i wasnt thinking .
I dont think u need to be a boxer to be a good trainer

 

Cus damato angelo dundee 2 if the greatest. Emanuel steward wasnt very good i heard

 

Ruben Guerrero had 7 pro fights and lost them all, 6 by KO.

Its strange how a lot of the time ****e boxers make good trainers.

 

I seem to remember hearing that Steward was a very decent/good amateur (+100 bouts).

 

Shane McGuigan took over training Carl Frampton in 2011 and as far as I am aware only boxed as amateur.

 

He would have been a very good boxer if he had the desire and was focused. He had 35 amateur fights, only lost 2 and won 3 national titles.

 

Brian Hughes didn't have no amateur or pro career

 

Let's get it straight people saying "only boxed as an amateur" if you have had 50-60 amateur fights you're more experienced than half of the pro's fighting these days. 3x3 round bouts in the ABA's are harder than fighting most pro journeymen 4x3 round bouts.