Who Are the Top 10 Trainers?

and jeff? :huh . please enlighten us how he takes third spot

 

how dare you forget nacho.. the man is a legend

youd be forgiven for thinking the following gif is mayweather and not infact nacho https://ioneglobalgrind.files.wordpress.com/2013/09/11alt1z1.gif?w=660

 

Everyone forgetting Pedro Diaz. Traininer of gold medalists and currently Rigondeaux. Also saw better movement from Cotto under him.

 

In no particular order.

Virgil Hunter
Freddie Roach
Brother Naazim
Abel Sanchez
Nacho
Mayweather Bros
Booth
Pedro Diaz
Robert Garcia
John David Jackson
Ronnie Shields

 

Probably the second best thing to ever happen on 24/7, only outdone by JMM drinking his own ****.

 

What's the name of the guys who train the Cuban and Kazakhstan teams in the amateurs? Those guys consistently kick everyone's asses. Them, Nacho, Roach, Garcia, probably the Kameda bros father, and some unknown Thai.

 

What's your top 10 list? That was the original question.

 

Shiro Kameda interesting mention
Not sure why a Thai would be better than Shingo Inoue or Mr Nakade

 

I just think the lower weight classes get missed and there's probably some Korean, Thai, or Japanese guy doing great things but not getting any credit from a western audience. I don't really have anybody in particular in mind. We've had a bunch of Japanese and Thai champs in the lower weight classes but nobody ever mentions who trained them. I think it would be nice to know if the guys who trained Fighting Harada might have also had a hand with anyone else. A little searching and we might turn up the Japanese Ray Arcel, who's behind Yoko Gushiken and Jiro Watanabe or something. Someone had to train Pongsaklek Wonjongkam and Khaosai Galaxy.

I just tossed out the Kameda bros dad because three of his sons had some good success in the boxing world. All three of them have won titles haven't they? If the Mayweather's get mentioned on the basis of one son then this guy deserves a nod too, doesn't he?

 

At the moment the Korean fight scene and the Indonesian fight scene are dead, so lets ignore them.

Thailand I can't name any trainers from, which I'm disappointed by. For Japan however-
Shingo Inoue (Naoya and Takuma Inoue's trainer)
Hiroaki Nakade (Katsunari Takayama)
Koji Matsumoto (Akira Yaegashi, and others at the Ohashi stable)
Yūichi Kasai (Shimoda, Igarashi, Miura)
Mr Ioka (Kazuto Ioka, Ryo Miayzaki, Sho Ishida)

Not sure which trainers are at the Watanabe gym (Uchiyama, Kono and Taguchi)

 

For 2014

1.Nacho
2.Virgil Hill
3.Floyd Sr.
4.Roberto Garcia
5.Tommy Brooks
6.Uncle Roger
7.Freddie Roach
8. Buddy McGirt
9.Jay Deas (Deontay Wilder)
10. Danny Garcia ( Roberto's older bro)

 

i think salas is with rigo.

 

I was really impressed when I watched the24/7 footage of his training methods with cotto, it was so scientific and measured, also appreciated the improvements he made with cotto with movement and stamina. I'm curious though if cotto will flourish more under roach than Diaz, and what roach changed. Against Martinez his movement was good, but he seemed less on his toes and bouncy.