Be prepared to die | Teddy Atlas

They develop their mind, their fortitude. They chisel it, they take it like you take a sword and put it into molten lead, to forge it into that sword so that it will stand up, so it wont break in combat. That's what they do to make themselves that person, ready to die, for that moment they get themselves there. How else could you perform that way, how else could you leave everything outside the door that you have to leave outside the door. You got to leave stuff outside the door, human stuff, to go in there ready to deal with what these guys deal with. You got to leave it outside the door, if you think about living you won't be able to do it.
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It's very difficult to get bored listening to Teddy Atlas talk boxing.

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QA

[@Lcky-gu2gi]

"You have to be COLD you have to be DISCIPLINED"

[@TheTexasWhale]

This line is underrated.

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You don't "have" to be but I see you're getting it for the most part

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@@donovanhowell9831how does it feel to be a m0ron?

[@enriquemeza504]

Your work does not go unnoticed. Great video please keep doing what your doing you motivate me a lot man cheers.

[@vHystrix]

Took the words right out of my mouth 💯

[@JS-bo8id]

Teddy is one of the greatest boxing trainers to teach the sweet science.. art of a true warrior

[@thorn3802]

So true. Imo anyone can learn physically. But learning mentally? It's such a far journey except for the 0.5% of boxers

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This is exactly what I need to hear

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Phenomenal

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Thank you for these great videos

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Great video 🙏🏾

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You make some cool videos, can you please do one for Pernell Whitaker? He deserves it. I believe you're probably the only one who could do a proper Pernell Whitaker tribute video. Your videos are nothing short of masterpieces.

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This is amazing!! A Masterpiece

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Perfect vids 🙌🏽

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Awesome videos

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phenomenal

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love this

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Holyfield was my favorite Heavyweight Boxer. The Real Deal Holyfield.

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very inspiring

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2024 Is The Year Of The Fighter 🥊🥊...Either Come Out Swinging 🥊🥊 When The Bell 🔔 Rings.... Or Stay In Your Corner....

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Respect

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Great videos really dope

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The sword part is the best one :D

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Dope

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Any idea on this amazing music? These talks are absolutely amazing.

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I will get a 45 on the IB, 105 on the TOEFL. Grow to 187 cm. 2022-2023

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Deep

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Warriors

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song name? plz

[@user-sg8kq7ii3y]

And this is why I consider Floyd Mayweather Jr. the greatest boxer in the history of the sport. Floyd DOES NOT take damage. He's smart not to get drawn into brawls, where he's standing in the pocket trading heavy blows with people. This is why when Floyd is 70-years of age, his mind will be sharp, his body will still be healthy, and his speech will still be normal. And unlike other fighters, Floyd DOES NOT let promoters or managers control him. He calls the shots. This is the reason I call Floyd the greatest boxer in history - he's made TONS of money, he never takes physical damage, and he doesn't let promoters control him. Absolutely the smartest boxer in history, hands down. While Floyd is the best boxer in history. I call Manny Pacquiao "bigger than boxing". Manny's greatness goes way, way beyond boxing. He came from poverty, he's worked to become a multi-millionaire, he's loved by his people, and his greatest desire is to help poor people in the Philippines. His legacy goes way beyond the squared circle.

[@edissonquituisaca3452]

Brother i agree hes smart and he has disipline ive heard stories that others spoke of him for example in a picture he would hold a champagne glass but it had juice and the. He would jog home from. It was all buisness to him. But in my opinion what i took from this is the tyson era hollyfield and even as back as Ali. They were prepared to suffer pain and enflict pain. floyd did not take some fights with fighters in thier prime, im not saying he ran away from all of them im just saying a few he stood away till later on. Older boxers tend to not like him also and while i still hold Floyd as smart and disipline i dont personally think he would have choosen a opponent that could potentially beat him and go blow for blow to literally die in the ring not care about old age or what will happen. In that moment to leave it all on that ring no points just ima knock you out. My opinion ofcourse i hope you are not like the other floyd fanboys and start cursing at me

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@@edissonquituisaca3452 Floyd has immense skills, so he DOES NOT need to go blow for blow in the ring like how Arturo Gatti or Mickey Ward did. It would be utterly dumb for someone who has Floyd's skills to go toe-to-toe. That's as dumb as a wrestler insisting on boxing with a boxer instead of just shooting in on him and slamming him into the ground. WHY do something when you can win in an easier way? Also, Floyd fought many fighters in their prime, and he beat them all. Diego Corrales was the best fighter in the world when Floyd demolished him. Canelo Alvarez, Marcos Maidana, Genaro Hernandez, Zab Judah, Ricky Hatton, Juan Manuel Marquez, and many more.

[@YVL111]

@@user-sg8kq7ii3yi guess the ducking, hugging during fights, n running is skill too😂 bro perfectly picked his fights

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@@YVL111 Diego Corrales was no handpicked fight, my friend. Corrales and Floyd were considered the two best fighters in the world at that time, and Floyd just tore him up. Ricky Hatton was also considered one of the best fighters in the world when Floyd faced him. Hatton was world champion, and he was undefeated. Floyd just schooled him. Canelo Alvarez was a 23-year-old world champion who had already defended his title 6 times when he faced an way past his prime Floyd, who was already 36-years of age. Floyd just schooled Canelo. It wasn't even close. No hugging or running. In fact, it was FLOYD WHO CONTROLLED THE CENTER OF THE RING, and REPEATEDLY backed Canelo into the ropes! 🤣 There is no one that even comes CLOSE to Floyd's skills.

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@@user-sg8kq7ii3yfacts and don’t forget the CLOSE Maidana fight… Floyd rematched the fight and won every round!

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Anybody know what tune this is in the background,

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wich is the original podcast?

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Mickey i missing you old man i did thinking thank you Lorraine has no rights none of them thank you

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I know what he means about judges scoring. When I was 13 (many years ago) I lost a schoolboy boxing match on a split decision and I still feel I was robbed! Call me stupid

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fart noise

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The background music is unnecessary

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I think it makes these pieces even more beautiful. The video with Tyson “that night” has some fantastic piano work to go with the speech

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This mf don't know how a sword is made 💀