Emannuel Steward is a joke;

[Dirk Diggler UK]

15 seconds into the fight....

"Both guys are fighting the puuurfect fight hurrr tonight"

[LoStranger]

still better then old man merchant

[JDezi4]

The "Martinez isn't as street tough as Williams" line was kind of iffy. Moving away from Pavlick's right certainly was important.

But than he says stuff like, "The pressure from Paul Williams will eventually get to Martinez" (Williams/Martinez I). It sounded crazy considering the beating Williams was recieving up to that point, but he was right.

And the size of Margarito certainly did have a factor in the Pacquiao fight. If he wasn't that big, he would have certainly got knocked out no later than round 7.

[Rassclot]

lol @ the ******s here just hating on anything.


who is better than Steward?


Atlas? Max? Merchant? GTFOH idiots.

[King Of Ring]

Manny Steward is MUCH better than Teddy Atlas, both as a commentator/analyst and as a boxing trainer.

Wins as trainer in world title fights:

Manny Steward: 53
Teddy Atlas: 1

true Steward is nice man and good trainer

[Pez]

The whole HBO crew say ****** things. I think they get paid to force themselves to make any fighter sound good that HBO is investing in which leads to ****** comments when that fighter isn't doing so well.

[zero188]

The whole HBO crew say ****** things. I think they get paid to force themselves to make any fighter sound good that HBO is investing in which leads to ****** comments when that fighter isn't doing so well.

I am starting to think the same thing. Lampley was seconds away from getting down on his knees and pulling down Khan's trunks during the Maidana fight.

[zero188]

Manny Steward is MUCH better than Teddy Atlas, both as a commentator/analyst and as a boxing trainer.

Wins as trainer in world title fights:

Manny Steward: 53
Teddy Atlas: 1

Does Atlas really only have one win in championship fights?

[The Hammer]

Does Atlas really only have one win in championship fights?

Yes, just that ONE fight with Moorer.

[Weebler I]

Steward as a commentator always pretends he knew exactly how the fight was going to play out even though he was blatantly calling it and predicting it differently earlier in the fight.

He never picks a fighter and sticks with it and admits when he gets it wrong, instead he changes his view during the fight according to who's winning and acts like he knew it was going happen all along.

He might well be a great trainer, but he lacks honesty as a co-commentator/analyst.