The Greatest Trainer?

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  1. box3r86

    box3r86 Well-Known Member Full Member

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    Teddy Atlas!?? lol.
     
  2. joe the great

    joe the great Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Lots of great trainers but it would be hard to beat Eddie Futch.
     
  3. box3r86

    box3r86 Well-Known Member Full Member

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    4/5 of the fighters that beat ali were trained by futch
     
  4. jose_salas

    jose_salas New Member Full Member

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    has to be emanuel steward, how he transformers boxers to be champions is incrediable
     
  5. ibar78

    ibar78 New Member Full Member

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    Angelo Dundee
     
  6. brownshell

    brownshell Active Member Full Member

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    Eddie Futch trained 22 champions in his legendary career.
     
  7. Benjiabc

    Benjiabc The Nottingham Hitman Full Member

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    i like manny steward myself
     
  8. Thread Stealer

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    The universe might explode if Atlas had real high level success with more than one fighter, who also showed more heart before and after his time with the "great motivator" in Atlas.
     
  9. andyZOR

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    No offense but Greatest Trainer and Buddy McGirt shouldn't be in the same sentence. :nut
     
  10. Thread Stealer

    Thread Stealer Loyal Member Full Member

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    Definitely take out the immensely overrated Teddy Atlas, and Buddy McGirt.

    Ray Arcel was a terrific trainer. So was Gil Clancy.
     
  11. Seven Chance

    Seven Chance Augustus Style Journeyman Full Member

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    Teddy Atlas has trained 17 world champions but I probably should have put Arcel rather that Mcgirt though
     
  12. Thread Stealer

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    Stop reading inaccurate articles (where that 17 world champ came from, I remember a thread on that) and look at his track record.

    Atlas's track record as a pro trainer is not very good.

    His shining moment is blown out of proportion by people who fail to watch the fight in full and look at the fighter's career before and after Atlas.
     
  13. boxingabc123

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    Your talking about Orlando Cuellar. (sp?)
     
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    Eddie Futch.
     
  15. elgrancampeon

    elgrancampeon Well-Known Member Full Member

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    I voted Nacho for one reason: Finito Lopez

    also

    Rafael Marquez, Juan Manuel Marquez. Also he builds guys from the bottom up which is not all that common. Maybe not the greatest but certainly up there and often overlooked in these threads.