The reason Nazim is so highly regarded

I don't rate him as the next boxing messiah like the majority but it's a welcome change hearing a guy in someones corner on the biggest stages that ain't flapping like a chicken and giving the shittiest advice, I actually feel like punching buddy mcgirt whenever I hear him in a fighters corner.

 

Interpreting a metephoric quote? It's no more than what you did in the first place by saying he meant that shane won't retire just because he fights so rarely. The only person who keeps using the phrase "boxing sage" is you.

 

If you cant see it based on Mosleys past you dont know what the hell your talking about anyway.

Ditto

Oh I dont know, steering two fighters to victories over highly ranked opponents, of which were two of their respective bests, and yes the corner has something to with that.

Yes it does, because certain trainers can recognize this and alter a fighters style or pace to compensate for it. It takes someone who knows what their looking at to understand how maybe they just beat a fighter they couldnt have beaten had they done things the way they did in the past.

Ranking or being at the top of the sport with proven results, Im not ranking anyone just listing some top guys. Their body of work stand on its own. Weve seen some of these trainers take limited fighters and have them exploit great champions, or develop what was once an ordinary guy into a world champion, or come up with a winning strategy against all odds, that certainly has something to do with the work the trainer has done with the fighter.
Noone trains themself in the gym and becomes great, if so why do trainers even exist? Look at the great amatuer Jorge Luis Gonzalez, he shared your same mindset, didnt use a trainer and got his ass handed to him as soon as he stepped up in class.

 

The guy is revered because he is very humble in the way he conducts himself and extremely respectful to the sport and its athletes.

To add to that, he makes good sense when he speaks and put its across in a way, which not many people (trainers/coaches) can. That's why people like to listen.

The guy doesn't talk bad about anyone. The sport is plagued with men talking out of term about one another. I salute the man for his humility.

Your a nobody newby, don't think your capable of such questioning.

Get a job newby and lay off the forums with hate.

 

By your well thought out description of Nazim, I'd say you have a deep admiration and fondness towards him.

 

Give me a break buddy, maybe you can start training in your garage and become a world champion!

 

When you actually look at the quote it's not that hard to understand Johnson, Naz has used that quote in relation to both his fighters a few times. I personally don't believe that I misinterpreted the quote, fine we disagree but don't take it so personally. Your original point (and in some cases valid) in the thread has turned into some vendetta against the esb community, you clearly have an agenda.

 

What a complete ****ing tit you are. You tell me I hear a sentence and that my opinion is that I'm not sure what to make of it? The ****ing thing is open to interpretation. Just because you say somethings black don't make it so dip****, interpret that.