@6:49 Jeff Fenech executes a left hook perfectly as Coach Steward instructed and you can hear the difference in the sound when it lands, and you can tell it was perfect by how excited Coach Steward gets. Amazing and a sequence to study today!
Such a Bruising TYRANT in the ring was Fenech.Super fit and always coming at you. Loved to have seen him vs Ray Mancini . That would have been a Train Wreck
The greatest boxing coach of all times having trained 40 world champions truely blessed to able to watch this footage this is what a true teacher looks like. I wish we could have met. I spoke to one of your fighters once Tommy hearns he replied to my message and he is the reason I am still in boxing and if it wasn’t for you we would have never spoken. I hope you you can see me from up there and I hope I make you proud sir. Rest In Peace Emanuel Steward the greatest trainer of all time. This door has lead many to pain and fame ❤️❤️🥊🥊
this dude turned so many right hands into bombs tommy hearns u can say lennoix lewis. or atleast polished lewis. not just the right hands he is one of the best trainers of all time thats for sure. i was just thinking someone needs to make a movie about emanual with a real actor i think that would be cool.
Not one of the best...actually the best. Records has it that he trained 41 title winners in different weight categories...no trainer evr had that record.
He was interesting to boxing folks but he’s not interesting enough to make a movie about. Plus he made some questionable decisions for some of his fighters as well. The way that he treated McCallum for instance. He was highly regarded as a trainer but his fighters with the exception of McClellan and Hearns were For the most part boring guys to watch. As a purist I enjoyed watching his guys fight but his training style turned some entertaining guys into boring fighters. Nasim Hamed was one of the most entertaining fighters of all time. When Steward hooked up with him I figured he was going to take him to that next level. Turns out what made Hamed good and entertaining was coached out of him. And what he did with Klitschko is admirable but Jesus Christ watching his earlier fights and then his fights after hooking up with Steward are night and day. The guy knew how to win but he didn’t really produce can’t miss fights. Exceptions to the rule obviously with guys like Hearns and McClellan. From what I gathered he was a bit of a money grabber, made some shit decisions that pissed a lot of people off in the business. He didn’t share credit with the important guys that help him build Kronk which rubbed people wrong as well. James Toney spoke candidly about it and given that he was at that gym I tend to believe it’s not all bullshit. I don’t see what the motivation would be for Toney to lie.
@Gerald McClellan Moorer is another exception to the rule. Mike McCallum was very candid about his split and issues with Steward. He's spoken about it in the past and if you Google it you'll find that what he has to say makes sense. McCallum got other people in his ear and the rest is history.
This is fascinating on so many levels. Fenech is a sponge, some trainers are good, but from his instruction it’s easy to understand why Steward made as much money training as guys did fight. Dude had zero professional fights yet boxing gave him a collection of Mansions and Rolls Royce’s. Loved him as a commentator he was so into into fights. They way he reacted during the Toney/Jurov fight sums it all up.
Easily one of the top ten boxing trainer of all time. No questions asked. This is a class on how to hold mitts in itself. Target recognition, rhythm, positioning, and relaxed snappy punches.
R.I.P Johny Lewis, Emanual Steward. The two greatest minds in boxing's history! No one teaches like this anymore, so much of the old school boxing fundamentals have been lost to this generation.
Great trainer, great boxer right here. Manny coud train so many different types of fighters, and styles to suit that fighter's physical abilities. And Jeff Fenech was a monster, and seems to absorb instruction instantly. Really good footage I'd never saw before.
Awesome footage, I believe this was around 1995-96. Manny was training him during his comeback. Unfortunately Manny couldn't be there for his title fight against Holiday and Jonny Lewis stepped in at last minute. I was at that fight and Jeff didn't have any hunger at all when he stepped in the ring and admitted it straight after loosing. Jonny also said he didn't want Jeff in the ring as he could see the hunger wasn't there.
is the guy with the glasses, leant over the ropes and in white T-shirt, actually Micky Ward's coach, you know, the same guy from the movie, the policeman
Emanuel always ranked Fenech very highly... too bad he caught him at the backside of his career. At his best, Fenech was an indefatigable iron chinned robot who could box a bit when he needed to... his fights against Payakaroon and Callejus are my personal faves... plus he manhandled the great Nelson in that first fight, but shipped a dubious draw decision that effectively ended his run as Jeff Fenech... but at his peak, wow, a nightmare match up for most anyone
@@mrbungle7586 Interesting Fenech fact: When Jeff moved up to 130 for the Nelson fight... Villisana was a 126lbs champ, Zarragoza was a 122lbs champ, and Greg "the flea" Richardson was a 118lbs champ... Jeff had already beaten all three of them... not sure anything like that has ever been done before... I'm a musician BTW, and I love Mike Patton and Mr. Bungle FWIW
@@user-uo8yh9tb8g I know Jeff, if he had won and not drawn in Vegas, would have been the fastest to win titles in 4 weight classes and undefeated. Yep, Mike Patton is awesome. Love his work with FNM, Mr Bungle etc. I play bass guitar. 👍
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@6:49 Jeff Fenech executes a left hook perfectly as Coach Steward instructed and you can hear the difference in the sound when it lands, and you can tell it was perfect by how excited Coach Steward gets. Amazing and a sequence to study today!
Legendary Emmanuel steward ,dearly missed in the world of boxing !
Whoever is skipping rope is going massive! 💪🏾 Great work all the way around!
Respect.
Such a Bruising TYRANT in the ring was Fenech.Super fit and always coming at you. Loved to have seen him vs Ray Mancini . That would have been a Train Wreck
Magic footage..
The greatest boxing coach of all times having trained 40 world champions truely blessed to able to watch this footage this is what a true teacher looks like. I wish we could have met. I spoke to one of your fighters once Tommy hearns he replied to my message and he is the reason I am still in boxing and if it wasn’t for you we would have never spoken. I hope you you can see me from up there and I hope I make you proud sir. Rest In Peace Emanuel Steward the greatest trainer of all time. This door has lead many to pain and fame ❤️❤️🥊🥊
Thank you for sharing this excellent footage! Absolute gems in here.
this dude turned so many right hands into bombs tommy hearns u can say lennoix lewis.
or atleast polished lewis.
not just the right hands he is one of the best trainers of all time thats for sure.
i was just thinking someone needs to make a movie about emanual with a real actor i think that would be cool.
Not one of the best...actually the best. Records has it that he trained 41 title winners in different weight categories...no trainer evr had that record.
He was interesting to boxing folks but he’s not interesting enough to make a movie about. Plus he made some questionable decisions for some of his fighters as well. The way that he treated McCallum for instance. He was highly regarded as a trainer but his fighters with the exception of McClellan and Hearns were For the most part boring guys to watch. As a purist I enjoyed watching his guys fight but his training style turned some entertaining guys into boring fighters. Nasim Hamed was one of the most entertaining fighters of all time. When Steward hooked up with him I figured he was going to take him to that next level. Turns out what made Hamed good and entertaining was coached out of him. And what he did with Klitschko is admirable but Jesus Christ watching his earlier fights and then his fights after hooking up with Steward are night and day. The guy knew how to win but he didn’t really produce can’t miss fights. Exceptions to the rule obviously with guys like Hearns and McClellan. From what I gathered he was a bit of a money grabber, made some shit decisions that pissed a lot of people off in the business. He didn’t share credit with the important guys that help him build Kronk which rubbed people wrong as well. James Toney spoke candidly about it and given that he was at that gym I tend to believe it’s not all bullshit. I don’t see what the motivation would be for Toney to lie.
@Gerald McClellan Moorer is another exception to the rule. Mike McCallum was very candid about his split and issues with Steward. He's spoken about it in the past and if you Google it you'll find that what he has to say makes sense. McCallum got other people in his ear and the rest is history.
Great stuff thanks for posting this. RIP Manny
onemanfromoz manny my idol gods gift to boxing a master R.I.P.
I appreciate you greatly for uploading this. Many Salutes
Two all time greats in the ring together some of best footage i have seen in a long time
Unreal! Thank you for the upload
Thank you so much for posting this
This is fascinating on so many levels. Fenech is a sponge, some trainers are good, but from his instruction it’s easy to understand why Steward made as much money training as guys did fight. Dude had zero professional fights yet boxing gave him a collection of Mansions and Rolls Royce’s. Loved him as a commentator he was so into into fights. They way he reacted during the Toney/Jurov fight sums it all up.
J. Rayna216 only reason emmanuel didn’t turn pro was cause of heart defect i heard he was an outstanding amateur tho
@@fatherlymotives8863 97-3 as an amateur
He lacked proper management/trainer in his own words he self trained in nearly all his fights. That tells you how God given his talent was.
@@fatherlymotives8863 Eddie futch
Totally agree. Although he did have 100 odd amateur fights (that's a ton of experience, quite literally)
Easily one of the top ten boxing trainer of all time. No questions asked. This is a class on how to hold mitts in itself. Target recognition, rhythm, positioning, and relaxed snappy punches.
R.I.P Johny Lewis, Emanual Steward. The two greatest minds in boxing's history! No one teaches like this anymore, so much of the old school boxing fundamentals have been lost to this generation.
Lewis is not dead....yet.
@@Bb-pw1zi LOL, Ooops. I jumped the gun.
johnny lewis is alive, my grandma is his friend
@@quaussiemoto3939not true. Derrick James is like another Emmanuel steward
@@vince11harrisIdk about that.
God this video is so great.
Archie Moores Lock Guard with a bit of Tight Defense style as well.. At 7:38 was Pattersons signature move.Great footage thanks for sharing this gem..
Great trainer, great boxer right here. Manny coud train so many different types of fighters, and styles to suit that fighter's physical abilities. And Jeff Fenech was a monster, and seems to absorb instruction instantly. Really good footage I'd never saw before.
Jeff was s hard worker and enticed great trainer's because of this.
Pitty he is who he is and waisted everyone's time later in his career.
Can u share a little ab that? I’ve googled everywhere but can’t find any stories
Man this is beautiful too watch!!
He is a good trainer always will be rest in peace master
The Goat for Real!!!
Manny was so good at improving peoples boxing plans, one of the best ever
Awesome footage, I believe this was around 1995-96. Manny was training him during his comeback. Unfortunately Manny couldn't be there for his title fight against Holiday and Jonny Lewis stepped in at last minute. I was at that fight and Jeff didn't have any hunger at all when he stepped in the ring and admitted it straight after loosing. Jonny also said he didn't want Jeff in the ring as he could see the hunger wasn't there.
Good.. its an old Raw Footage.. nice video
this is gold!
R.I.P Emanuel Steward
dope footage
This is great.
RIP to one of boxing's finest
Johnny Tocco's in Las Vegas
Poetry in motion
Manny a master trainer /teacher
is the guy with the glasses, leant over the ropes and in white T-shirt, actually Micky Ward's coach, you know, the same guy from the movie, the policeman
Constant work. Pressure fighter. Straight out of marrickville.
Was this filmed in Las Vegas Johnny Toccos boxing gym?
Gold
aint that in the old johnny tocco gym in nevada?
I believe so
Time !
Maltese Falcon in his prime !!! Marrickville mauler primed playing footy with the Colts
Emanuel could forget in one day what most people have learned in a lifetime
Sparring was unique no big bombs proper technical rip emmanual stewart
Emanuel always ranked Fenech very highly... too bad he caught him at the backside of his career. At his best, Fenech was an indefatigable iron chinned robot who could box a bit when he needed to... his fights against Payakaroon and Callejus are my personal faves... plus he manhandled the great Nelson in that first fight, but shipped a dubious draw decision that effectively ended his run as Jeff Fenech... but at his peak, wow, a nightmare match up for most anyone
Yep, your spot on. Jeff could actually box very well if he needed. Put on a clinic against Villasana. 👍
@@mrbungle7586 Interesting Fenech fact: When Jeff moved up to 130 for the Nelson fight... Villisana was a 126lbs champ, Zarragoza was a 122lbs champ, and Greg "the flea" Richardson was a 118lbs champ... Jeff had already beaten all three of them... not sure anything like that has ever been done before... I'm a musician BTW, and I love Mike Patton and Mr. Bungle FWIW
@@user-uo8yh9tb8g I know Jeff, if he had won and not drawn in Vegas, would have been the fastest to win titles in 4 weight classes and undefeated.
Yep, Mike Patton is awesome. Love his work with FNM, Mr Bungle etc. I play bass guitar. 👍
Wow, someone get this guy some new pads
Hell no,you know what famous gloves beat those pads up
any other fenech training footage bar the two uploads? i'm a huge fan have all his fights and "fenech fighter" dvd
An am, I love yoos all!
Haha, spot on. 👍
I'm guessing around 1987.
1995-6
Its a shame Emanual Stewart never put out a dvd