UK trainers

Dioufy
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Heavyweight
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Re: UK trainers

Post by Dioufy »

Spud wrote: 30 Jun 2022, 14:20
ashall wrote: 29 Jun 2022, 16:10 Biggest nob is Jamie Moore.
Sorry got to disagree. Jamie is a very good trainer in my view. A top bloke who took over from another good un … Oliver Harrison
Top guy. My dad is his mate and I spent a lot of my youth at his gaff when he was smashing up people.
samwbr
Middleweight
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Re: UK trainers

Post by samwbr »

maverick23 wrote: 30 Jun 2022, 12:29
JamesPhilips wrote: 30 Jun 2022, 12:16 The best trainers are probably amateurs. They’re the ones who have to mould and teach novices into world class fighters.

Once a lot of these fighters turn pro they just need a motivator and a bit of polish. I can’t possibly believe that Ben Davison has ever taught a fighter to be better technically, but he’s been lucky and obviously builds a decent relationship with his fighters.
The only fighter I think he’s improved is Leigh Wood. I’d argue that he’s got some pretty average performances out of some of other fighters (Fury, Taylor, McGregor, BJS).
If Taylor sticks with Davison he won't get back to where he should be.
Frostieballs
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Re: UK trainers

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British Knights
brilo33
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Re: UK trainers

Post by brilo33 »

always liked the adam booth trained style fighters
JamesPhilips
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Re: UK trainers

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Frostieballs wrote: 30 Jun 2022, 18:25 British Knights
Underrated post :lol:
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