What if nacho trains pac?

interesting...if he was more technically sound with discipline...he would b too dangerous and he's already dangerous

 

I think a trainer's job is just to highlight the good a fighter naturally comes in with and take away any bad habits the fighter might have acquired. Even with Nacho Pac would not become the better natural boxer Marquez is just as Marquez cannot get Pac's power by just swinging a sledgehammer at a tire. They can enhance what they already have but no trainer can preform miracles.

 

From the mouth of Nacho Beristein, Pac is at his best when he's wild and attacking full throttle!

Obviously if Beristein would have worked with Pac from the very start, he'd have aquired better boxing skill and balance.

......if Nacho were to be training Pac now, I dont believe he'd have Pac go the way Freddie Roach has had him doing, which is boxing with the better boxers......(JMM and MAB)

 

now i agree with you in this regard, but i believe that pac salvaged a draw against jmm in their 2nd fight, with him being the aggressor and landing punches by being aggressive and jmm being a proficent counterpuncher. if not for pac being his usual self in some rounds, jmm would have won.. convincingly:good

 

Why not? He won the fights, at least officially. Do you think Pac would have come close to beating Marquez with the style he employed in first fight? Marquez was not gonna let that first round of the first fight happen again.

 

pacquiao becomes an aggressive, phenomenal, animalistic badass with couterpunching skills and will have better chance against floyd mayweather

 

brawl and box... i envision pac becoming kinda like duran had he been trained by nacho

 

From my point of view, Pacquiao got outboxed handily in both fights.

.....but he'd have a much better shot at realizing a KO if he attacked wildly and unrelentlessly.

In a perfect world where everything was judged honestly.....my advice to Pacquiao against JMM would be to attack unrelentlessly, take rounds off to gather another wind and proceed the attack when lungs are filled to capacity.

.....that scenario could get Pac one of two things.....he can knockout JMM or he could get KTFO by JMM.....but it would imo be Pac's only real chance at victory.

In a perfect world for Pac to beat JMM, there is no other way but to seek and get a KO.
I've already seen Pac try it both ways and he got thoroughly outboxed both times.

For Pac against JMM, forget about the fight going to a decision, he's not going to win that. Pac won 6 or the 24 rounds they fought imo.

Attack, attack, attack, is imo Pac's only way to win, and he'd have to finish it off by KO.

 

Probably pretty close, but without Duran's rough housing nastiness, and clinching game.

There is'nt a Nacho fighter that I know of that factors those kind of tactics or even the clinch into their game, though I wish that he would teach or get someone to teach JMM a little something about that game.
.....Marquez is getting up their in age, and pretty soon he's not going to be able to fight 3 minutes or every round as he does now.

Knowing how and when to clinch can help an aging fighter borrow some time. Bernard Hopkins is a prime example of that!

 

now i agree with you in this regard, but i believe that pac salvaged a draw against jmm in their 2nd fight, with him being the aggressor and landing punches by being aggressive and jmm being a proficent counterpuncher. if not for pac being his usual, wild self in some rounds, jmm would have won.. convincingly:good

 

JMM will always look good against Pac, thats his advantage, (since he's the only one capable) problem is, he will always kiss the canvass when they fight, and he will come back and always finish the fight win or lose or draw via close decision. kinda hard to give the decision to the one who always gets close to getting himself knocked out.