what are each coaches good at?

Tommy Brooks is one of the best in the business, he is an all-rounder like roach.

like roach he is also a pupil of the late great eddie futch and son in law of legendary manager/trainer lou duva, he trained mike tyson during his second best run at heavyweight until he walked because he gave tyson an ultimatum, his entourage/crew or brooks, tyson obviously picked his crew.

trained evander holyfield during his prime until after the tyson fights to go train tyson.

trained meldrick taylor from the start

trained wlad klitschko for a few fights before manny steward

trained vasily jirov, larry donald, rocky lockbridge, junior jones, yuri foreman a few fights before the cotto one, shaun george.

recently brooks hasn't been very active and took some time off boxing.

 

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Roberto grandpa Garcia

trained:

fernando vargas
Joan Guzman
Brian Viloria
Victor Ortiz
Brendan Rios
nonito donaire (1 or 2 fights only though)
Steven Luevano
Antonio Margarito (since his return)

he teaches the boxer puncher style similar to nacho.

 

Birmingham also a great trainer, won trainer of the year

trained andre berto, chad dawson, winky wright and jeff lacy

currently he is focusing on his amateur team or thats what i last heard 2-3 months back.

 

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Bill Miller

trained james toney from the start and was assistant of eddie futch from when futch began training fighters.

 

Fritz Sdunek is probably the best in europe

trained...

the klitschko brothers
mohammed abdulaev
sinan samil sam
dariusz michaelski (SP?)
juan carlos gomez
denis boystov

and quiet a few others, not too familiar with his training methods though, guessing the boxer-puncher style.

 

he's also started training ola afolabi.