Who's right now "The Best Boxing Trainer" in the world?

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    Freddie Roach is #1 Both Steward & Richardson took over fighters already established. Bouie Fisher made Bernard Hopkins shine NOT Richardson
     
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    bringing the boxer in top shape she might arguably be the best trainer in the world. strenght & conditioning coach + trainer in one.
     
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    Steward is still the man, and will be until he passes on. The man is boxing's Encyclopedia Britannica.
     
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    Whomever has had more champions .Stewart would have to be up there ..
     
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    After Steward, I feel it's Robert Garcia, followed closely by Ann Wolfe, (if more premiere fighters would give her a chance, I think she could overtake Garcia) Wolfe is bar none one of the toughest people in all of boxing. I wouldn't **** with her, **** she could probably knock Khan's whiny ass out.
     
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    Should of never let mosley fight pacman and then canelo.
     
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    I also think Naseem gets overratted ..I mean what has he really done outside give advice in between rds sugar coated with street slang ?

    Stewart will always rank above these guys by the # of Champions he's made .

    I also don't understand how peole are ranking Wolfe so high ..I always thought a trainer is measured by their fighters success ? Who has had more success in the last year outside of Ward and Froch ? Manny has looked like **** ..And Kirkland lost his last fight but was blessed with a gift !
     
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    Not sure why people are upping Wolfe. Ann hasn't produced anything at all. :huh


    The best trainer..is probably Steward. He's a boxing Scholar at this point. He can train several champions at the same time at this point if he gets the type of fighters who can process his advice.

    Then the Mayweathers. Sr or Jeff. They aren't as articulate as Steward, but Roger understands the boxing as a science better than anyone else.. Jr is the smartest fighter in the ring because he has the smartest teachers.

    Roach. I think his fighters are suspect, but Roach is a tactician, to me his ability to coach fighters in the different aspects of fighting is limited, but what he can do is maximize what you've got going for you and he'll leave the rest to fate.
     
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    roach may also be one of the best pad workers ever. donaire should be trained by roach, donaire always complains that his pad worker is too slow and doesnt get his 14 punch combination, roach would I think :lol:

    seriously if we talk bringing solid boxing IQ to a fighter and maximazing his potential than its a tie between nacho and steward. if we talk the best trainer who perfects your offence the highest than its surely roach. overal:steward.
     
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    Watch out for Tony Harrison :deal
     
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    Steward or Bernstein for me.
    I like Roach too but all of his fighters seem to be rather flawed on a fundamental level that a really great coach would correct.

    I think the really top level coaches at least have their fighters doing the fundamentals correctly.

    Shoutout to Pedro Diaz and Virgil Hunter but i need to see more fighters from them.
     
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    Beristain
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    :deal
     
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