Azim is most talented fighter I've trained - McGuigan

Azim is most talented fighter I've trained - McGuiganTo play this video you need to enable JavaScript in your browser.This video can not be playedFigure caption, From a five-year-old talent to world champion - Adam AzimByKal SajadBBC Sport boxing journalistPublished14 minutes agoTrainer Shane McGuigan says Adam Azim is the most talented boxer he has worked with and would be "shocked" if the unbeaten Briton failed to become a world champion.Light-welterweight Azim, 23, will face experienced Canadian Steve Claggett at Wembley Arena on Saturday, live on BBC Two.Long touted as a future star of British boxing, Azim is unbeaten in 14 professional fights, with 11 wins coming by knockout."I've worked with many world champions and this guy superseeds them all in terms of ability," said McGugian, who has trained the likes or Carl Frampton, Josh Taylor, George Groves and Ellie Scotney."If he doesn't become a world champion I would be incredibly shocked."Rewatch Azim v Claggett news conferenceHow an inspiring home video launched a main event fighterPublished29 JanuaryAzim - never really one to engage in war of words – promised to put on a "clinical performance" as the fighters came together at Thursday's news conference."[Claggett] doesn't realise my gas tank is probably better than his gas tank. I'm telling you right now, I'm the fittest guy in a boxing ring. You're not going to get anyone fitter than me," he added.Canadian Claggett has lost eight times in 50 professional fights but went the distance with Teofimo Lopez when challenging for the WBO world title two years ago.The 36-year-old kept his answers short and to the point. "I came here with one job and I plan on seeing it all the way through," he said. "I put my whole life into this game and I'm ready to show it on fight night."There was a bit of a verbal exchange during a 50-second face-off before the headl...