Any thoughts on how good Tyson

Would be as a trainer and if he was what
hw he could improve?

 

No.

None.

What a bizarre question.

At least it was original, I'll give you that.

 

atsch

Damn. Talk about getting shut down.

 

He's not cus d'amato, he was just trained by him.

 

Wouldn't shoot him down if he decided to take a shot at it.

 

My thoughts are "He wouldnt be a good trainer"

 

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You can't tell me he wouldn't be an at least average trainer. No one will have the movement that tyson did, but he could at least clean up the divison a bit... I'm tired of the Klits running over every heavyweight, so your idea is as good as anyone's I guess. :shock:

 

i think he could be good, he has the experience and is a student of the game

 

Best man to have in your corner if someone decides to low blow you.

 

He would be horrible. Being a trainer requires some measure of stability and leadership.

 

He probably end up beating up his fighters. The HW division is that **** atm

 

let me see how well trained his pigeons are and ill get back to you

 

He's too much of a "celebrity" or the center of his own universe to be able to give his best focus to making somebody else the top dog.

Feel that way about James Toney as a trainer too. It'd be great to get that knowledge and ability scooped out and passed on to somebody, but the mechanism's not there.

 

He certainly has some wisdom to give, but he doesn't seem like the patient type.

 

Which leads to the question have any truly great boxers become great trainers?