Was Enzo really the trainer of the year?!

Jesus, did he really say that, I missed that part.

That's just ridiculous. I work shifts and so know first hand the difference it makes when you change or disrupt your normal set patterns.

 

Yep. Bunce said the sleep pattern thing the night before or maybe in the build up when he was talking to the women and guy in the studio. Even they thought he was a ****.

A lot of bollocks was taked about in the build up to the fight, just read anything on the BBC website.

 

Tarver had a lot of amateur pedigree, top world level stuff.

Ree's has some domestic titles.

Enzo take average goods and get very good results and one great talent and made him the best fighter the world has ever seen.

Deserving winner. He may not be the best, but he is the best anyone knows about.

 

Enzo Calzaghe's a poor trainer.
Calzaghe's overrated and not even the best in Britain.
Hatton's a bum and loses ten times out ten to Witter.
Castillo was too old when he fought Hatton, but Witter should fight Hatton despite being older now than Castillo was then
etc

You know nothing Scurla, just because you've posted on here for 20 years, it doesn't make you knowledgable.

 

At the time yes. Calzaghe, Rees and Enzo were undefeated world champs. He was also building young undefeat prospects and solid guys like Pryce. However the end may be near for some of his other guys i.e. Rees. He is still a good coach though.

The work he did with Enzo was good, just not enough.

Enzo C's main flaw is he is delusional i.e. Macca is faster than HAye, Calzaghe is invincible etc However his flaw can sometimes be a plus because it builds up an invincible mindset.

 

A trainer can only take you so far, ultimately its the quality of the fighter that counts when the bell rings. Another factor is whether a fighter will actually listen to what he's being told between rounds or will he just go back into autopilot mode which is what a lot of guys do.