Jamie Moore - Boxing Trainer

[Taansend]

Loved watching him as a fighter & I'm well chuffed that he's recently doing so well as a trainer.

I have to admit, given his style, I didn't see it coming but in reality how many of the top technical boxers go on to be top trainers.

I suppose it's the less technical blokes who rely more on heart & will who pick up more going in against the boxers with more technical ability.

Who is Moore currently training?

[Stuarty]

Loved him as a fighter as well. Exciting come forward style and always very intense. Comes across a sound guy as well. Always enjoyed his punditry when he was on Sky

He's training Tommy Coyle, Fielding, Murray, Frampton... Might be missing one or two

[Counter-puncher]

Loved watching him as a fighter & I'm well chuffed that he's recently doing so well as a trainer.

I have to admit, given his style, I didn't see it coming but in reality how many of the top technical boxers go on to be top trainers.

I suppose it's the less technical blokes who rely more on heart & will who pick up more going in against the boxers with more technical ability.

I think Moores technique and ringcraft are/were much underrated

[Taansend]

Loved watching him as a fighter & I'm well chuffed that he's recently doing so well as a trainer.

I have to admit, given his style, I didn't see it coming but in reality how many of the top technical boxers go on to be top trainers.

I suppose it's the less technical blokes who rely more on heart & will who pick up more going in against the boxers with more technical ability.

I think Moores technique and ringcraft are/were much underrated

Maybe by himself as he chose to go to the trenches more often than not.

[Oiky]

Game fighter and fairplay to him so far as a trainer

[3132DW]

Loved him as a fighter as well. Exciting come forward style and always very intense. Comes across a sound guy as well. Always enjoyed his punditry when he was on Sky

He's training Tommy Coyle, Fielding, Murray, Frampton... Might be missing one or two

Conrad Cummings, Stevie Ward and Jack Catterall as well.

[Stuarty]

Loved him as a fighter as well. Exciting come forward style and always very intense. Comes across a sound guy as well. Always enjoyed his punditry when he was on Sky

He's training Tommy Coyle, Fielding, Murray, Frampton... Might be missing one or two

Conrad Cummings, Stevie Ward and Jack Catterall as well.

Didn't know Ward. Forgot about the other 2 lol. Well remembered Cracking stable he's got there now considering he was gonna shut the doors of the gym at one stage.

[3132DW]

Loved him as a fighter as well. Exciting come forward style and always very intense. Comes across a sound guy as well. Always enjoyed his punditry when he was on Sky

He's training Tommy Coyle, Fielding, Murray, Frampton... Might be missing one or two

Conrad Cummings, Stevie Ward and Jack Catterall as well.

Didn't know Ward. Forgot about the other 2 lol. Well remembered Cracking stable he's got there now considering he was gonna shut the doors of the gym at one stage.

Yeah think he got a lot of the Oliver Harrison fighters with his illness.

[Counter-puncher]

Loved watching him as a fighter & I'm well chuffed that he's recently doing so well as a trainer.

I have to admit, given his style, I didn't see it coming but in reality how many of the top technical boxers go on to be top trainers.

I suppose it's the less technical blokes who rely more on heart & will who pick up more going in against the boxers with more technical ability.

I think Moores technique and ringcraft are/were much underrated

Maybe by himself as he chose to go to the trenches more often than not.

A lot of the time yes but say in the performance against Macklin, it was like a Watson-Benn style display of smart tuck up and counter box-fighting, and when he went on that European run of 3 or 4 fights he broke his men down with very educated pressure.

I'd say the idea of him being aggression over technique stems from his early wars, later in his career I don't think he was like that.

[Taansend]

I think Moores technique and ringcraft are/were much underrated

Maybe by himself as he chose to go to the trenches more often than not.

A lot of the time yes but say in the performance against Macklin, it was like a Watson-Benn style display of smart tuck up and counter box-fighting, and when he went on that European run of 3 or 4 fights he broke his men down with very educated pressure.

I'd say the idea of him being aggression over technique stems from his early wars, later in his career I don't think he was like that.

True of many boxes although some go the other way. I saw Steve Collins box on a Benn undercard and he was very dull and stand up 1-2 style.

I get what you're saying. He wasn't brainless - and I'm not saying that either - but he seems to be a more measured coach than a boxer

[forcefraser]

If he is on 10% of the purses he will be earning more now than when he fought

[Londonirish]

Great exciting boxer to watch and has So much knowledge to pass on am really happy he’s doing good, he’s a top Man

[Counter-puncher]

Maybe by himself as he chose to go to the trenches more often than not.

A lot of the time yes but say in the performance against Macklin, it was like a Watson-Benn style display of smart tuck up and counter box-fighting, and when he went on that European run of 3 or 4 fights he broke his men down with very educated pressure.

I'd say the idea of him being aggression over technique stems from his early wars, later in his career I don't think he was like that.

True of many boxes although some go the other way. I saw Steve Collins box on a Benn undercard and he was very dull and stand up 1-2 style.

I get what you're saying. He wasn't brainless - and I'm not saying that either - but he seems to be a more measured coach than a boxer

Good point on Collins mate