Who is the most strategic & analytical coach in boxing?

Shane McGuigan.

 

I found the stuff in the lead upto AJ vs Dubois hilarious.

Ben's fighters were talking as though he is the only trainer on the planet who's ever watched back replays of an opponent.

May have been Moses Itauma who made some comments "It's so good I am surprised it's even legal"

Was good to see all that tape study led to walking backwards with your hands down against one of the biggest punchers in the sport.

 

Big John Fury is by far the best.
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On a serious note-
Do you prefer chip shop gravy or curry sauce?

 

Probably McGuigan. The way he called that AJ fight was brilliant

 

Why is your name and picture about Ian Beale? serious question.

 

The Eastender's warrior is my hero - brought up in the tough streets of Walford, started off working his nads off selling fruit and veg, coming back from being a homeless man living on the streets and standing up to Phil Mitchell takes some balls.

We are talling real teak tough here.

Never mind imposters like John Fury, Ian 'Real Deal' Beale is the man.

 

With trainers I often think about the fighters that made the wrong decision purely due to outside influences.

Run your own camp to save money, cut corners training.

Gerald McClellan springs to mind.

 

Agree. Davidson is bang average, nothing special.

 

Look at all the women old Bealey has been through too. Tiger Woods level shagger

 

Punching above his weight in that area most of the time.

 

No Wonder Phil got on the sauce big time, imagine Ian Beale nicking your misses.

 

Shane Mcguigan is a good coach however that comes with the added complication of possibly having Barry as your manager and from the Carl Frampton disaster, you can see how Barry likes to fund his private lifestyle with the boxers' money and claim it as expenses.

 

Maybe Anatoly Lomachenko? Obviously we can't hear his advice, but the performances suggest an elite level coach is at work?

Domestically it has to be Shane McGuigan. Adam Booth does talk a good game though.

 

I thought of Papa Lomachenko too, but he’s got pretty much the best student ever in his son so he loses some points for that .