In your opinion who are the ten best trainers of all time?
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Brent ~ \n            Thanks for the fantastic question, here's my list and below will be the reasons why.\n\n1) Ray Arcel\n\n2) Angelo Dundee\n\n3) Emanuel Steward\n\n4) Cus Damato\n\n5) Lou Duva\n\n6) Freddie Roach\n\n7) Buddy McGirt\n\n8) Teddy Atlas \n\n9/10 The Petronelli Brothers\n\n\n Ray is number one in my book because the way he harnessed Roberto Durans rage and turned it into repect, He never talked much, but when he did people listened.\nAngelo is number two here, the reason why he's not number one is because the two bioggest boxers on his resume had enough talent to where Rory Halloway could have trained them and they still would have been World Champions (Ali & Leonard)\nManny is number three because he can turn a frog into a prince, take one look at Wlad.\nCus is number four because he had something to do with two of the youngest Heavyweight Champions of the World (Patterson & Tyson)\nLou is number five because he captured all the talents of a young Whitaker & Taylor and fine tuned them into really good Champions\nFreddie is number six  because he's the only fighter turned Trainer who has not tried to implement his style of fighting into his fighters.\nBuddy is number seven because he's a very good Trainer who is focused on capitalizing on his fighters opponents mistakes and he is a positive force in the corner during tough bouts.\nTeddy is eight because he incooperated all of what he learned from Cus, enough said.\nThe Partonellis Brothers are nine and ten. Two trainers that were around the fight game back when Marciano was Champion they would actually do road work with Marvin Hagler, now that's dedication. I'd also put Ronnie Sheilds up there too, I wish you would have put the Top 15 Trainers.
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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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pele, maradone, u know... the greats\n\nas of the current generation, kahn, ronaldihno, and christiano ronaldo
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it depends as there are so many differnt types personnally though i think best technical wrestler...chris beniot or dean malenko.....best luchdor personally jushin thunder liger or vampiro...best heavy weight powerhouse brock lesnar...most entertaining....the rock most gutsy mick foley, terry funk kurt angle shawn micheals the hardy boyz.....best all rounders and my personal favourites the late great Owen Hart , Mr Perfect bret hart and nevr forgetting juventud guerrera not to mention the greatest tag team ever.... the legion of doom\n\nbest finisher th f-5 because i remember how it made me feel whenever brock did that out of nothing
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1-Bill Gates .\n      2-Warren Buffett .\n      3-Carlos Slim Helú .\n      4-Ingvar Kamprad .\n      5-Lakshmi Mittal .\n      6-Paul Allen .\n      7-Bernard Arnault .\n      8-Prince Alwaleed .\n      9-Kenneth Thomson .\n      10-Li Ka-shing .
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Ray "Boom Boom " Mancini\n"Iron" Mike Tyson\nOscar De La Hoya "The Golden Boy"\nJames "Bone Crusher" Smith\nJames "Buster" Douglas
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Can ne1 give me 10 famous doctors....
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Billy Volek Tennessee\nDavid Gerrard Jacksonville\nTommy Maddox Pittsburgh\nDoug Flutie New England\nPhillip Rivers San Diego\nJeff Garcia Detroit\nTrent Dilfer Cleveland\nPatrick Ramsey Washington\nBradlee Van Pelt Denver\nSeneca Wallace Seattle\n\nSal, if you're ranking the all-time top 10 you have to include Frank Reich!!!!! Buffalo!!!!!!!
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in there prime the order would be as follows\n1 Bruce Lee\n2 Chuck Norris\n3 Jacky Chan\n4 Jet Lee\n5 Van Damme\n\nBruce Lee was a complete fighter he took the best from all styles including grappling.\nChuck Norris was a world Karate champion for a number of years.\nJackie Chan and Jet Lee were training from the age of 4 and as they grew older they would train 8 hours a day I'm not sure if Jackie Chan has won or entered any champion competitions but Jet Lee had won several Freestyle Kung Fu competitions in his weight class.\nAs for Van Damme he won a amateur kickboxing championship when he was 19 nothing to brag about and Steven Segal would have killed him.
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Ronaldo\nZidane\nNesta\nCech
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Mirko Cro Cop Filipovic. There are several others excellent kickboxers nowdays like Ernesto Hoost, Ray Sefo, Semmy Schilt, Peter Aerts, Jerome LeBanner, Remy Bonjaski, Mark Hunt and so on but Mirko is in my opinion the best there is. He has perfect technique, awesome knockout power, excellent boxing skills and that lethal weapon - left high kick and when he is on top of his game nobody can stop him.
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Bernard Hopkins just proved he is an ALL TIME Great...\n\nJermain Taylor might be the next BHOP and\n\nEvander Holyfield is one of the Top 3 Fighters of all TIME>...Read his book by his Manager Jim Thomas..great insight to a REAL WARRIOR!!
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1. Muhammad Ali-hands down the fastest Heavyweight of all time, his speed was blinding speed and it came frequently via a combination of punches (not 1,2 more like 4,5,6 punches). \n\n2. Floyd Patterson-had a pair of the fastest hands in Heavyweight history, also an exceptional combination puncher.\n\n3. Joe Louis-fantastic hand speed, so quick that when the punches reached their target, the momentum produced an "explosion" of power. \n\n4. Mike Tyson-his hand speed was quick and explosive. Much like Joe Louis in the way the "coup de gras" would knock a guy out before they even saw the punch coming.\n\n5. tie Sam Langford/Larry Holmes\n\nIn Jim McNeill's book, 'They Could've Been Contenders' he writes of Langford, "For over twenty years he (Sam) would continue to astound against the very best, but no champion would ever risk his crown against him." Ironically, that applied to Jack Johnson most of all. As the World Heavyweight Champion, Johnson defended his Title against only one black fighter, Jim Johnson. \n\nJack J. did have a victory over Langford (Sam 155lbs vs Johnson 189lbs), but once he became Heavyweight Champ he wouldn't accept any of Langford's challenges. He knew Langford would have beat him in a rematch at equal weight. \n\nMcNeil went on to describe Langford, "He had Tyson-like KO power, blisterring fast hands and scorching combinations, a skillful jab, a great all around offense in which he threw lots of punches and was very aggressive. He also had very good defensive skills and could counter well."
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Jushin THUNDER LIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIGER\nDean Malenko\nRey MYsterio\nUltimo Dragon\nTiger Mask 1\nDynamite Kid\nNot in that order
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Jay Jay Okocha. Btw. my current trainer was one of his teammates.
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Jack Johnson was a great boxer. Ali is overrated. He is just a popular guy world wide.\n\nPretty boy Floyd may be the best ever when it is said and done!\n\nFelix Tito Trinidad is my favorite though.  Always a man even in defeat!
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Rocky Marciano, hands down the best all-time fighter. 49-0 lifetime record and 43 were KO's. If that dosen't rank you as best all-time then what will ??? And don't try to say it was a different era of boxing because getting hit in the head never changes!!! Plus he KO the Bronx Boomer in 1951 another great boxer in my books. Sure Ali was great and Tyson in his prime was great but you wanted all-time great, not 70's or 90's great ...all-time great. His record will NEVER be touched by any fighter ever!!!!