Derrick Lewis the guy that trains Charlo and co? Cus D'Amato Freddie Roach Emmanuel Steward Johnny Lewis Igor Golubev Kevin Rooney Roger Mayweather Angelo Dundee Enzo Calzaghe Garcia's Dad Who else?
I do. Because he took Tim from the amateurs to become a world champion. That Fundora fight destroyed his career. He's not the same fighter. His chin has gone. All they had to do was say he couldn't see which he couldn't it gets called a no Contest. He then has bigger fights and gets his massive pay day.
I think Tim has already answered that question tbh. And also obviously a lot of credit for Tim also. It'sa two way street.
- Houari Amri in France the second trainer in professional of Jean-Baptiste Mendy, He perfected his magnificent style and made him a two-time world champion after a disastrous match against Tunisian journeyman Lofti Ben Sayel, with Houari Amri Jean Baptiste-Mendy becomes, European champion and two times world champion at Lightweight WBC and WBA just after this terrible defeat. Jean-Baptiste Mendy was a phenomenon in France by far the most popular boxer of the 90's and beggin of 2000's. (Which is incredible in France more than 20 years of popularity). - Yanagi Waryu South Korean trainer born in Japan , he revealed the Takanori Hatakeyama phenomenon at the Kawasaki Keihin gym and later at Yokohama Hikari boxing gym, contributing to the Yokohama Hikari's renown. He revived boxing in Japan, and Takanori Hatakeyama became the most famous boxer of the 1990s and early 2000s in Japan, a status he still holds today! His popularity in Japan surpasses that of Naoya Inoue, Fighting Harada, or Katsuya Onizuka! Before meeting him, when he moved from Aoomori to Tokyo for to be a professional boxer Takanori Hatakeyama couldn't even convince his gym in Tokyo Yonekura Boxing Gym, to give him time or sparring for him because they didn't take him seriously. Yanagi Waryu believed in him when he came to the very small and not famous Kawasaki Keihin Gym who later was closed and then the personal moved to Yokohama Hikari Boxing gym, Yanagi Waryu making him the WBA Super Featherweight and WBA Lightweight World Champion and restoring boxing's popularity in Japan. Without Hatakeyama, there would be no Seiya Tsutsumi, Naoya Inoue, or Junto Nakatani. In fact, they all copy him, whether it's Inoue with his choice of sunglasses, or Seiya Tsutsumi with his clothes and retro 90s look very similar of the clothes of Hatakeyama.
