1. Floyd Mayweather Sr. 2. Dan Goosen 3. Nacho Beristain 4. Manny Steward 5. Enzo Calzaghe 6. Michael Timm 7. Fritz Sdunek 8. Freddy Roach 9. Ulli Wegner 10. Rudy Perez
Tell me, what was Roach part in Hoya's pressure strategy against Mayweather, Bernard's plan against Winky ( with Bernard completely disregarding Roach and saun "Oh, that's good advice"), Vasquez' losing effort against Marquez or Pacquiao's taking over Solis and Barrera in this year of 2007? I give him full credit for bringing Pacquiao ( he was Ring Magazine's trainer of the year 2006, wasn't he?) and for training all those guys with his unfortunate situation this year... But I really don't think I oughta put him at Top 10 if I really don't think he was useful in those fights and corners. Somebody has always to be left ouside in any stupid ratings such as mine... Pops Anderson has been doing a fine job with Sam Peter, Ulli Wegner has so many fighters under him in Germany, Evangelista Cotto n Roger Mayweather have been 100% successful with their nephews, Cuban olympic choach Alcides Segarra is the best trainer from the days of Stevenson till Savon... Oh, please.
Kevin Cunningham and Kenny Adams (excellent) in the UK Richard Poxon deserves a mention for his guidance of Clinton Woods through his whole career.. Brendan and his sons in Sheffield for the way the have moulded some great fighters in thier gym in Sheffield.. Got to shout out to Thell Torrence and the late mister Futch (ATG) and my all time fave Jackie Blackburn the man who in my eyes moulded Joe Louis through his whole career. Unsung heros include Jimmy Glenn for the way he transformed Jameel Mccline to the best heavyweight in NY .. Then almost the best heavyworld in the world.. Ritchie Giachetti for (Tyson, Holmes, OLiver McCall and Steve Cunningham. I like a whole lot more but i gotta leave it there..