The coach from Canelo to Abel Sanchez: Learn to be quiet – please!

By Keith Idec

Eddy Reynoso and his father, Jose "Chepo" Reynoso, are more comfortable in the background.

Canelo Alvarez coaches do not say much, even when their boxer is involved in boxing. controversy of the year. Abel Sanchez, the trainer of Gennady Golovkin, is much more forthright, never hesitating to express his opinion.

Sanchez was particularly provocative when it came to discussing twice positive for Alvarez clenbuterol. The subsequent suspension of the Mexican superstar caused the cancellation of Alvarez-Golovkin's rematch on May 5, but their second title bout was postponed until September 15 at the T-Mobile Arena. from Las Vegas.

When asked about Sanchez Tuesday at a press conference broadcast live on Facebook, José Reynoso revealed that he would like Sanchez to takes an approach similar to that of him and his son as Alvarez (49-1-2, 34 KOs) and Golovkin (38-0-1, 34 KOs) prepare their revenge.

"I think that Abel Sanchez likes to talk," said Reynoso through a translator. "He talks too much, and at the end of the day, on September 15, it will be Canelo Alvarez and the Triple-G who will fight with their fists, not with their mouths." He likes to be the star of the film and it does not matter. It's not about him.It's about Canelo and Triple-G.And what we have to do as corner men, as trainers, is to do our job quietly, because that it is not about us .. Abel, learn to be quiet, please. "

The moderator also asked Alvarez if he wanted to say something directly to Sanchez during the press conference

"I have nothing to say to him" says Alvarez. . "He knows what I think of him."

Sanchez explained that he simply answered journalists' questions about Alvarez's positive tests, suspended six months and the negative impact that this ordeal had on his fighter's career

spoke to him because of what his actions were and the consequences that it caused us as a team here, the GGG team, "said Sanchez." [Alvarez is] a fighter exceptional. Two guys at the top of their game are going to let off steam on the 15th. I hope we'll have the kind of fight we're waiting for.

Keith Idec is a writer / columnist for BoxingScene.com and can be reached on Twitter @Idecboxing.