By Scott Gilfoid: In looking at Amir Khan’s recent fight with Carlos Molina one thing that jumps out at you is how little Khan has really changed from his previous fights under trainer Freddie Roach. Other than Khan looking more mechanical, and less intelligent in the ring, I think there was absolutely no improvement in his game whatsoever. If anything, Khan looks worse off under the guidance of his new trainer Virgil Hunter, because if this supposed to be an improvement in his game than he’s not getting a good deal.
I think Khan would be much better off at the Wildcard gym where he can get more attention from LA crowd, first rate sparring at all times, and fight strategy that is more attuned to his own style. Hunter is not going to be able to make enough of an improvement to keep Khan from getting knocked out like he would with any other trainer. It’s not possible.
By Chris Williams: Trainer Freddie Roach is perhaps going through one of the roughest periods in his career as a trainer right now with his major stars all losing one after another and some of the choosing to leave him following losses. Manny Pacquiao, Roach’s number #1 fighter, has lost his last two fights, Amir Khan lost two fights and then canned Roach, and Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. lost his last fight and there’s talk that he’ll be dumping Roach too and going with Nacho Beristain as his new trainer.
By Allan Fox: Former WBC middleweight champion Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. (46-1-1, 32 KO’s) will be returning to the ring in May 2013 and will be facing a still to be determined opponent, according to Doghouseboxing.com. The real news here is that Chavez Jr. has reportedly replaced his trainer Freddie Roach with Nacho Beristain.
By Dan Ambrose: Former WBC middleweight champion Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. (46-1-1, 32 KO’s) may be the next big name fighter that jumps ship and dumps trainer Freddie Roach, according to fightnews.com A source has revealed that Chavez Jr. could possibly end up with trainer Nacho Beristain if Roach is dumped.
By William Mackay: Amir Khan’s former trainer Freddie Roach doesn’t see Khan being able to change his aggressive fighting style, and he questions whether that would even be a smart thing for him to try to do at this point in his career. 
By Chris Williams: Trainer Freddie Roach doesn’t want Manny Pacquiao to get back in the ring in April like his promoter Bob Arum has already planned for him to fight. Roach thinks that’s way too soon after Pacquiao’s knockout loss to Juan Manuel Marquez last Saturday in Las Vegas, Nevada. Roach thinks Pacquiao needs a lot more time to recover from the effects of the knockout, and he prefers that he not fight until September 2013. 
By Paul Walsh: Two years ago Freddie Roach and the wildcard gym would have had the phone ringing off the hook and the offers flying in. With three world champions in the stable, it was the place every fighter wanted to be.
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By Eric Thomas: Trainer Freddie Roach was taken by surprise by his fighter Manny Pacquiao’s knockout loss to Juan Manuel Marquez last Saturday night. Roach for some reason thought the fight was in the bag and he felt that Pacquiao was on the verge of scoring a knockout in the 6th when he got clipped by a right hand. Marquez was bleeding from a cut on the bridge of his nose, which appeared to be broken.
By Mark Calooke: 5 time trainer of the year, Freddie Roach has long been regarded as the best trainer in the world. His gym is world famous and boxers from different counties travel miles to spent their camps there. If you think of all of the champions Roach has had its clear that he has been a huge success. But as a coach he is far from perfect.