Who would you get to train your son?

Who?

Dominic Ingle
5
10%
Mark Tibbs
2
4%
Ben Davison
2
4%
Shane McGuigan
8
17%
John Pegg
1
2%
Peter Fury
2
4%
Billy Nelson
0
No votes
Gary Lockett
1
2%
Robert McCracken
11
23%
Chris Sanigar
0
No votes
Joe Gallagher
0
No votes
Tony Sims
2
4%
Adam Booth
6
13%
Dave Coldwell
1
2%
Other
7
15%
 
Total votes: 48

Crease
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Foggy wrote: 08 Oct 2021, 15:27Chris Eubank Snr
:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
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Adam Booth...

He's very selective about what fighters he takes on, but he does minimise fighter's weaknesses and gets them to play to their strengths...
coghaugen11
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Foggy wrote: 08 Oct 2021, 15:27 Chris Eubank Snr
Easily the most knowledgeable but with him would come too much press and nonsense.
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Post by KiwiRider »

coghaugen11 wrote: 08 Oct 2021, 20:32
Foggy wrote: 08 Oct 2021, 15:27 Chris Eubank Snr
Easily the most knowledgeable but with him would come too much press and nonsense.
It would be ok if you were really shy.
Any press conferences and Sr would step in and 'handle' it for you.
margaret thatcher
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Re: Who would you get to train your son and when?

Post by margaret thatcher »

chris sr knows lots about boxthing, not so much about boxing
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Re: Who would you get to train your son and when?

Post by SticknMove »

Chris knows far more than anyone.

Wearing jodhpurs, tweed jacket and a monocle driving a HGV.....he had it sussed. :lol: :TU:
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The ‘Other’ would be an American. British trainers don’t cut the mustard.
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Post by coghaugen11 »

If it had to be a British trainer, or a pairing, I’d go with Adam Booth (with Ronnie Davies).
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Post by Counter-puncher »

Crease wrote: 08 Oct 2021, 20:31 Adam Booth...

He's very selective about what fighters he takes on, but he does minimise fighter's weaknesses and gets them to play to their strengths...
he's done fvck all about Josh Kelly's dodgy stamina (to name but one thing)
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brian hughes cos he was safety first and always looked after his lads. i'd want my son to stay safe and get out the sport asap.
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Post by Coco »

Sims has done a great job with Conor Benn.

Because of Hearns he will get a world title shot, deserving or not, but you would say he is genuine British title material, and he only had a couple of amateur fights and was of a real low standard when he started. His progress has been phenomenal.
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Post by KiwiRider »

There are some trainers on that list that are known for some hard sparring
I'm not familiar enough with all of them to know which ones.
Can someone point them out for ne please?
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Post by Noxy »

Lockett, he seems to have a good personality and he knows the game. I think some trainers are overrated, not him though.
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KiwiRider wrote: 09 Oct 2021, 05:29 There are some trainers on that list that are known for some hard sparring
I'm not familiar enough with all of them to know which ones.
Can someone point them out for ne please?
Mcguigan.
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Post by Counter-puncher »

Steveh583 wrote: 09 Oct 2021, 04:34 brian hughes cos he was safety first and always looked after his lads. i'd want my son to stay safe and get out the sport asap.
that was a missing name that I knew was absent but didn't come to mind, good call
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Steveh583 wrote: 09 Oct 2021, 04:34 brian hughes cos he was safety first and always looked after his lads. i'd want my son to stay safe and get out the sport asap.
Good call. Brian retired 10 years ago.
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Tibbs, peter or mcguigan, rate sims aswell

Mccracken is better suited to coaching in the ams imo,so fine for them formative years,shown massive holes in his cornering game with aj though
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Post by Noxy »

Crease wrote: 08 Oct 2021, 20:31 Adam Booth...

He's very selective about what fighters he takes on, but he does minimise fighter's weaknesses and gets them to play to their strengths...
He seems quite a prickly character though. Might work, might not.
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Re: Who would you get to train your son?

Post by Frostieballs »

Oiky wrote: 09 Oct 2021, 06:06 Tibbs, peter or mcguigan, rate sims aswell

Mccracken is better suited to coaching in the ams imo,so fine for them formative years,shown massive holes in his cornering game with aj though
I think the problems in the AJ corner aren’t down to Rob. He’s battling all the other voices there. I wouldn’t be surprised if he walked at some point, despite the rewards it brings.

Look at how well he did with Froch, Barker and even bringing on guys like Lenny Daws.
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Re: Who would you get to train your son and when?

Post by Counter-puncher »

Noxy wrote: 09 Oct 2021, 06:07
Crease wrote: 08 Oct 2021, 20:31 Adam Booth...

He's very selective about what fighters he takes on, but he does minimise fighter's weaknesses and gets them to play to their strengths...
He seems quite a prickly character though. Might work, might not.
you spelt 'prick' wrong
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Re: Who would you get to train your son?

Post by Noxy »

:lol: Excuse me!
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Re: Who would you get to train your son?

Post by Counter-puncher »

i'll put it in here for context:

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Re: Who would you get to train your son and when?

Post by Steveh583 »

Pugilist-specialist wrote: 09 Oct 2021, 06:06
Steveh583 wrote: 09 Oct 2021, 04:34 brian hughes cos he was safety first and always looked after his lads. i'd want my son to stay safe and get out the sport asap.
Good call. Brian retired 10 years ago.
hes passed away i believe. great trainer.very underrated.
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Post by bennie »

I can still see Brian rushing into the ring to congratulate Pat Barrett after Barrett had poleaxed Tony Willis in the ninth round back in 1989. Brian waited a long time for his first British champion.
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Re: Who would you get to train your son?

Post by dsimpson »

Grant Smith should be on here. So underrated. Doing tremendous work
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