So who are they? And please include examples that you think are relevant towards being a great coach. Whether it's taking a fighter from nothing, and creating an amazing boxer, taking a solid boxing talent and greatly improving on him, or just giving great advice during fights.
[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2scptWsLU88[/ame] Who's Nazim talking about at the end of this video...???
GREAT SHOUT-OUT! V...'n whatta gentleman. Everybody in the gym loved him. Shame how few in the U.S. knew him.
Bill Gore had a very impressive roster of fighters he trained. Might have to put him pretty high just off of those 1st 2 names. Willie Pep Ezzard Charles Cleveland Williams Joey Archer Bob Foster Melino Bettina Joe Brown Roy Harris Tony Licata Manuel Gonzalez Del Flanagan Mike McTigue Johnny Cesario Bobby Woods Danny Nardico
Ray Arcel is the best by FAR. James J. Braddock Lee Oma Lou Nova Buddy Baer Max Baer Al Ettore Ezzard Charles Larry Holmes (For the Gerry Cooney fight) Georges Carpentier Maxie Rosenbloom Bob Olin Tommy Yarosz Teddy Yarosz Freddie Steele Billy Soose Ceferino Garcia Tony Zale Jackie Fields Barney Ross Henry Armstrong Kid Gavilan Roberto Duran (Until "No Mas" bout with Ray Leonard) Jackie (Kid) Berg Benny Leonard (During his Comeback) Abe Goldstein Sixto Escobar Frankie Genaro Johnny Paychek John Henry Lewis Al McCoy
kevin rooney with tyson those two were perfect for each other basically without rooney tyson started to train less and not use the skills he had as well with head movement etc