I remember during the bhop fight he wasn't telling Tarver ****!! it was funny, 11th and 12th rounds he wasn't trying to motivate him at all. Maybe he just wanted Tarver to survive, but even I as a bhop fan was thinking to myself "wtf is this guy doing! no urgency whatsoever"
He said after the fight that was his strategy at that point was for Tarver to survive, said that in an interview at another site and even thought about stopping the fight. Ive seen him riled up at times and nonchalant at times, thats smart sometimes because people react to your tone alot. He basically tells basic instructions. The main reason he doesnt look good is because he spreads himself thin by taking on so many fighters and its no way he can devote the time needed to them.
He said after the fight that was his strategy at that point was for Tarver to survive, said that in an interview at another site and even thought about stopping the fight. Ive seen him riled up at times and nonchalant at times, thats smart sometimes because people react to your tone alot. He basically tells basic instructions. The main reason he doesnt look good is because he spreads himself thin by taking on so many fighters and its no way he can devote the time needed to them.
thanks. I didn't know he said that after the fight.
I've been arund boxing for a long time, been to gyms in Eastern Europe, been to sparring sessions for Klitschko's,Tsypko,,Kotelnik, etc....I;m not a trainer....But I know ****ty trainer when I see one and Buddy McGirt is mediocre and overrated.
Cool, and again Im not a fan of Buddy but what have you heard him say you didnt agree with. He is usually to me saying right things its just the matches he is in that the fighter probably wasnt going to win no matter who was his trainer.
thanks. I didn't know he said that after the fight.
Yea he said that on BTalk, cant spell it out here but to me he just spreads himself thin, also if you think about it, many fights he lost to me the fighter would have more than likely lost anyway.
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