Who is the most strategic & analytical coach in boxing?

Got to be Tommy Fury's coach - simple tactics avoiding fighting anyone who can actually box or punching power above Natasha Jonas.

 

why do you never answer questions properly? these 'jokes' are so un funny

 

Alright Boxercise we know it's you

 

Do you ever smile John Fury?

Why not research coaches and trainers to find out the answer?

We all have different opinions, likes, dislikes and whatever answer anyone comes up with is wrong with many people anyway.

Have a good day Phil and chill out.

 

I smile every day,

it's not my thread so i don't care about the answer so i won't be researching it, but the guy has asked a normal question, who does your 'joke' answer benefit?

Yes we do all have different opinions, but that clearly isn't your opinion, you've just tried to make a funny comment, and failed.

And this forum from what i've gathered is mostly 'hardcore' fans, so your 'jokes' are probably better off on Twitter.

 

Shane McGuigan, Ben Davison and Peter Fury spring to mind

 

Until your likes are at elite level on the forum, then it is worth avoiding criticising any other posters when you can simply ignore what you don't like.

Hope you enjoy your evening after your day being spoiled reading a post you don't like - some of us are maybe too thick skinned to be arsed.

 

Since we lost Manny Steward, god knows. Over here probably Shane McGuigan, over the pond maybe Joel Diaz.

 

'until your likes are at elite level'
Ah feel sorry for you man, you clearly measure you happiness and success in life on how many likes you get on this niche website, hope you find true happiness soon!

 

Adam Booth is an amazing analyst and boxing brain but unfortunately he’s not attracting the elite fighters.

 

Smile more Phil - your face may not crack after all

 

Phil going for Beale...like being on Albert Square...

 

He must be getting soft in old age as he's opened the door to David Adeleye

 

I can't think of the last time Booth had a good fighter.
When Groves left him it seemed a bit blunt, but when you look at what Booth has done since it looks like Groves made a good decision.
Adam Booth comes across to me as one of these guys who says bog-standard basic self-help phrases, but because he says it in a somewhat charismatic way it gets received as inspirational. Not questioning his boxing knowledge but he's just always come across like that to me