Best trainer in britain

Arnie. Loves it the most ! And it two years will have a couple of British/Commonwealth champs. No Doubts whatsoever.

 

The lads he's got should all at least take Commonwealth.
Bell - Gets a move on should be able to achieve at least Commonwealth maybe British. Apparently he has boxed rings around Murray in sparring.
Crolla - If he finds the form that he's definately got, gets some confidence and a bit more power, should definately get Lonsdale
Bellew - Bit early to tell but at the mo commonwealth is defo within reason
Selkirk - Same as Bellew
Gavin - World honours without a doubt.

 

A lot of good trainers on that list but, having to choose only one, my vote went to Rob McCracken.

 

Isn't he worried about his fighters tripping over the lawnmower?

 

Jimmy Tibbs.

 

Wheres the Ingles??!! Dave Coldwell??!!!

Brian Lawrence?

Riche Woodhall? Up and coming trainer

Also think Errol Johnson and Bob Plant from this neck of the woods are under rated trainers

Out of that lot I like McCracken

 

yeah farnell got a good stable of fighters....should be turning out a few champs in a few years ...what do you guys think of tunde ajay ?

 

A great trainer makes a decent fighter better...Anyone can train a star... well anyone who knows about fitness.

 

john breen.off the top of my head hes got commonwealth,british and e.u.champions at the moment and hes got a pretty small gym.

 

icshbaad mentioned Brian Lawrence i think hes definitly up there

Dave Coldwell is a definite he reminds me of a young Angelo Dundee, one week hes in the corner in an important British Title fight the next week the corner of some journyman losing his 35th fight in a row

 

How can you leave out brian hughes!! Hes a genius. He has Mac donna , Matty Hall , Jennings. Hes trained the best fighters in britain for over 25 years. Hes number 1. He Teaches different old school skills , defensive techniques from back in the day. Hes a excellent trainer , hes starting to take more of a back seat now but hes still the brains of the operation.

 

I agree. I think very highly of Hughes.

There's one guy who I think was a great trainer but may get overlooked, and though he's retired now, still deserves a mention - Nobby Nobbs. Say what you like about his fighters, yes most of them had losing records, but they had fights in the hundreds and they never got hurt. Nobby taught them how to look after themselves very well, and as a result had great longevity (case in point: Peter Buckley).

 

Maybe Paul Cook. Cook and Mitchell aren't scintillating talents but he's taken both to good levels so far.

I don't know about Harrison. Moore is quality but I don't know who else he's really had. He had Khan and Khan was improving but then he left and I don't know what went wrong there because no one will say.

 

At eating pies maybe:bart