who Trained Floyd Patterson ?
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As a pro Cus D Amato, as an amateur I don't know.  He was very talented even at a young age when he won the Olympic gold medal in 1952 Helsinki Olympics.
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george chavalo are u serious...lol!! it was jimmy ellis who ali beat in a split decision and larry holmes who beat the s*** out of ali in 1978. It must be noted that ali was well past his prime and he shouldve retired after the thrilla in manilla. ali also lost to trevor berbick in 2 rounds. none of these people could even touch ali in his real prime....before he lost those three years in exile. ali wouldve destroyed them all
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it was his coaching style that made him look bad. tito took his fighters game to the next level and proved that he was the better coach.
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Your thinking about Virgil Hill\n\nhttp://www.boxrec.com/boxer_display.php?boxer_id=000479\n\nBut he won the WBA Light Heavyweight Title in 1987. He won the IBC Cruiserweight Title in 1998 and the WBA Cruiserweight Title in 2000.\n\nMarvin Camel was the 1st when he won a 15 round decision over Mate Parlov on March 31, 1980. He won the Vacant WBC Cruiserweight Title.\n\nhttp://www.boxrec.com/boxer_display.php?boxer_id=854\n\nPS- I'm an editor on that site.
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Pancho ~\n               In my opinion, no matter how dysfunctional the Mayweather clan is (and they are) there's still that Father, son connection. What father in their right mind (not that Floyd is in the right mind) would want to train another man to hurt is arrogant son, because that's how you beat Floyd Jr. you hurt him, you beat him, you elbow him, you force your will on him and Sr, knows this.\n\n            Gilberto Reyes, the Mastermind behind Julio Cesar Chavez's destruction of Floyd's Uncle Roger has had a few meetings with the De La Hoya camp. Oscar should be a sponge at these meetings and absorb everything Gilberto has had to say. The one thing that Gilberto stresses at every meeting is "You must not be trained by Floyd Sr. for this fight."\n            \n\n      Some people would argue that Floyd Sr. is a professional and is above not training his fighter properly for the fight at hand and I say to those same people, "Have you ever watched a interview with Floyd Sr, or any of the Maywethers?" the verbal communication can not be expressed without using obscenities and there is nothing Professional about them.\n\n    Oscar needs to get rid of Floyd Sr. and if he doesn't whatever does or doesn't happen to Oscar is Oscar's fault.
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Floyd will annihilate Hatton!!  He doesn't belong in the Welterweight Division.  Luis Collazo (not a puncher) showed it.
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Her godfather is Pat Patterson. He was the WWE's first ever Intercontinental champion. He is also very good friends with Vince McMahon.
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Dolph Lundgren\n\n\nimdb.com
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I think the best one is the one that helps you.  I mean the one that you can relate to and understand the concepts they teach- especially the 'why's.  Tom Dorance is the one that mentored almost all of the major names.  Including Ray Hunt who is also a huge influence to most natural horsemanship trainers today.  I know I would not consider Clinton anderson a top choice of mine after seeing him in person and meeting his wife.  I saw him tapping constantly on the colt he was riding with his spurs.  I did not see him release or give the horse a break.  He reminded me of a reining horse trainer I worked for- that was abusive.  It was the same kind of techniques, just not quite as harsh.  His wife told me she only uses the twisted wire snaffles he sells at his clinics.  That does not seem like natural horsemanship to me.  Also durring the entire clinic his wife was running from till to till counting the money they were bringing in from his training aids.\n\n  But I would like to say there is something to learn from all of them, even if it is what not to do!  I do not tie myself down to one trainer.  I read all I can and watch any videos I can get my hands on.  I really like Mark Rashid.  You should check into him.  Also check into Buck Brannaman.  Knowledge is power!
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Lovely Lady Vette ~\n                               There isn't a reason why he can't knockout Floyd, Floyd's style is tailor made for Oscar, everybody wants to say that "Floyd Sr, training Oscar will be the biggest difference in this fight" and I write to you and everybody else nonsense! Oscar has the one key weapon to beat the tuck and roll style that all the Mayweathers used, the same weapon Julio Cesar Chavez used to dismantle Floyd's Uncle Roger, the left hook.\n\n      When Julio fought Roger, who Floyd fights exactly like it was the left hook that landed and hurt Roger and allowed Julio to go upstairs on Roger. Gilberto Reyes came up with the plan to attack Rogers body at all cost, no matter what Roger threw Julio was to stay on the body and keep throwing his left hook to Rogers liver for the first 5 rounds nothing but BODY, BODY, BODY. Any fighter who tries to stand there and exchange and unload bombs on Floyd's head will lose. He's way too slick for that. The body attack is key here.\n\n   Oscar is a converted Southpaw meaning when he was a little kid his father switched his left handed stance around and made him fight as a right handed fighter all Oscars power is in his left hook. Oscar knows the value of a great body shot, a perfect example would be his fight with Hopkins. Floyd Sr. knows that this is key to beating his son and jumped on the Bandwagon for a estimated 3 million dollars, so he can look like the brain trust and Architect who came up with the plan to beat Floyd when Oscar had the tools all along.\n\n     Thank you for the great question Loverly Lady Vette.
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No question about this one.. \n\nThe Univ of Michigan.. hands down\n\nPhelps, Klete Keller, Peter Vanderkaay, Davis Tarwater, Eric Vendt .. some might not be in the univ. team but they would train with you
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Yes, Teddy Atlas is the guy you're looking for. He wasn't a boxer himself very long due to a spinal injury, but he ended up working with Cus D'Amato and helping train Mike Tyson. The ESPN website has a brief bio on Atlas.
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Teddy Atlas is the guy you're looking for. He wasn't a boxer himself very long due to a spinal injury, but he ended up working with Cus D'Amato and helping train Mike Tyson. The ESPN website has a brief bio on Atlas.
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Ali for sure. He was a more technical fighter. hes waste rocky. Im seeing three of em' mick! Hit the one in the middle Rock!
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Yup, great fighter. I remember him from the '84 Olympics. I saw him fight (and lose to) Tommy Hearns at Caesars Palace for the WBA Light Heavyweight Title in '91...He should have hung 'em up after losing to Michalczewski and Jones Jr. in succession, cause all he ended up doing was moving up to Cruiserweight and fighting a bunch of stiffs...
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Name: Angel of Death, Cyril Hughes\n\nFinishing Moves:\nHellrazor (Razor's Edge)\n\nOther Moves:\nSharpshooter\nHellseeker (Brainbuster)\nDiving Headbutt
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www.boxrec.com\nsearch by name, there not articles but there is more info than this\nWalter Keyes\nLightweight, fought from 1948-51\nHometown: Greenville, SC\nRecord: 20W(4KO) 29L 3D