**Man..alot of stupid threads today..Enzo Calzaghe...PBF beats...dang**

[Orishaman]

These threads are embarrasing please....Enzo CaLzaghe the best trainer in the world ...please.....PBF beat everyone in history between 130 and 154...please...WTF...why are we doing this kind of crap.....

[Jorodz]

i have to agree...and all the threads look the same. yes, calzaghe/kessler is a big fight but there's plenty other stuff going on and why the sudden tendancy to exagerrate? every thread is talking about why so and so is the best, their legacy, etc. i'm sick of hearing how great or how crappy pbf and calzaghe are

[Sinew]

The last time I tried to give my ideas on the Joe /Mikkel fight people were getting all emotional. So these topics are a little better than actual topics on the fight

[valdez]

I've gotta agree with this.. lol.

[Orishaman]

It is ridiculous ...are we getting a barrage of 14 and 15 years old that only know 3 years of boxing history and they think they know mit all...WRTF

[Orishaman]

Originally Posted by Blocky

Enzo at the moment has one of the highest strikerates in the world in his boxers, so it's not far fetched.

Look at Steward? Underperforming with his boxers recently, the Jermain Taylor example.

Look at Roach, winning about as much as he's been losing

Look at Buddy McGirt, lost every big fight in the last couple of years

Roger Mayweather only gets ranked because his brother trained up his best fighter

Floyd Mayweather Sr is a great trainer but not being utilised by many

To say Enzo is a top 3-4 trainer at the moment isn't an exaggeration.

nope...sorry....knowledge makes a trainer not W-L ..knowledge of the game...and how he improve his boxers....

[The Kurgan]

Originally Posted by Orishaman

nope...sorry....knowledge makes a trainer not W-L ..knowledge of the game...and how he improve his boxers....

I disagree; I don't think, in itself, knowledge counts for anything. Improving boxers IS indeed the best measurement of a trainer, but Enzo has done well on that score. He's turned two very unimpressive boxers (the diminuitive Gavin Rees and the ogre-like Enzo Maccarenelli) into alphabet titlists capable of beating world class opposition.