Crawford TKOs Spence | Inoue TKOs Fulton | UFC 291 Gaethje KOs Poirier | Jake Paul vs Nate Diaz

[@TheFightWTA]

Thanks for being with us. The best way to support is to subscribe, share the episode and check out our sponsors: Athletic Greens - athleticgreens.com/atlas *TIMESTAMPS* 00:00 - Intro 07:52 - Crawford vs Spence 53:41 - Inoue vs Fulton 1:12:05 - Kambosos vs Hughes Controversy 1:18:44 - Pereira vs Blachowicz 1:26:46 - Poirier vs Gaethje 1:38:37 - Aspinall vs Tybura 1:40:37 - Jake Paul vs Nate Diaz SUBSCRIBE TO OUR WEEKLY NEWSLETTER HERE: teddyatlas.com GET TEDDY ATLAS MERCH HERE: teddyatlas.com/collections/all

[@funnyslimworld1487]

Crawford can beat Tyson Fury at this point i promise!!! if dont nobody want to say it i will, Terrance is The Greatest Of All Time Period. Name 1 person who he could not whoop in they prime? Only people you can name are Tyson and maybe Ali, but they was heavyweights. I love Roy Jones But he would beat the brakes off of Roy in his prime, go watch as many old fights as yuou can and while your watching you will see the difference, we need a Crawford Movie lol

[@jashayer8487]

Ppp0😊

[@wp9860]

What's missing here, and would make this analysis 100% better, is film analysis. Instead of stating that Terrence Crawford "ist eine uber boxer" in 60,000 ways, you could illustrate it with snippets of film and accompanying description of just how Crawford managed business with Spence. If film is a problem, then even some carefully chosen still pictures could be enough. Teddy recognized how good Terrence was way ahead of the crowd. Terrence understands that Teddy has, for a long time, given him the "props" that Terrence solicited from sportswriters during his post fight interview. I think Terrence has a fondness for Teddy because of Teddy's early acknowledgement of Terrence's skills. I know this particular video had to be rushed out in order to capitalize on all the post fight energy. But, how about trying to set this up with Terrence and some film and doing it all over again? I think that would be great. I think it would be an attractive opportunity for Terrence by having this masterpiece of a fight memorialized with one of the great teachers of the sweet science. That would be some big "props."

[@jdmmike7225]

The willingness to share his vast amount of knowledge AND has an awesome sense of humor is why we love Teddy. That line about just another good looking dude was absolutely hilarious .

[@shiftylad9938]

The worst part of a defeat like that is that it takes your soul. You might be good but you know in your heart you just don’t have it like the other person does.

[@AliFrankTheTank]

how i felt for Wilder after Fury 2 but aye … can always bounce back 🤦🏾‍♂️

[@salamandress]

​@@AliFrankTheTankI get that. It's a bit different for Wilder imo because he does have that nuclear eraser one shot KO.

[@wesleyhendricks4219]

No Wilder has less miles on the clock , didn't need to have his jaw reconstructed and thrown out a car going at 100mph!

[@glenchaos9]

Nah that car accident did long term damage just look into it

[@quizturner44]

Worse thing is the day after😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@pierrefab7185]

Teddy: “Crawfords speed, IQ, jab, adjustments was too much” Spence Fans: “He was in a car accident 4 years ago”

[@Hecameup]

😂😂

[@phoenixtylewitters5442]

When he dominated danny garcia in the best performance of his career it wasnt an issue

[@darrenwayne8263]

A monster show, from a monster weekend of boxing, and not just talking of the Japanese great. Two very big fights, yet surprisingly one-sided. Does show one though, don't hype up stuff too much. Well done to Crawford and Inoue, superb performances.

[@AliFrankTheTank]

Bud & Inoue best in the world, Bud best since Floyd.

[@matthewanthony4606]

@@AliFrankTheTankfacts

[@DaGuunOSHO]

“You guys keep talking about Spence jab, I got a great jab” :Terence Bud Crawford

[@pocket1684]

Once again, Teddy got it right. They always say a fighter looks off when he loses one sided. See Valdez vs Shakur, Wilder vs Fury, Corrales vs Floyd, Fulton vs Inoue, Skills do pay the bills

[@garciagerard3199]

It’s cause people aren’t used to seeing those fighters struggle. So when they go up against an all time great and lose, the fighter looks different than how he has in the past.

[@alcottdevalte7440]

Let's all be honest; 99% of the undefeated fighters out there would lose their 0 if they just fought whoever is the best right now...

[@samuelcolson8791]

truths

[@Remy4722]

@@alcottdevalte7440 not when your levels above comp

[@JOK3RC4RDx]

I think this is a fight Bud was always gonna win but Errol not the same after that car accident imo we just needed to see someone touch him up to expose it

[@sallgoodman2323]

I am happy Bud won. I bet on an early KO, but I felt for Errol and crew. Congratulations to Bud

[@singleplayer2280]

As great as Inoue's performance was against Fulton, which was masterful, to me he really showed what he is made of in the first Donaire fight, I mean from the second round on he fought with a fractured orbital bone, was able to drop Donaire and take the win, that to me is insane and showed how tough he is.

[@high.already]

Haters dont want to talk about that. Inoue vs Donaire 1 was a legendary fight, literally like a real life dragon ball fight. Inoue was super tough to fight with a broken eye socket, an injury that have stopped almost every other boxers.

[@lobsterblacc9478]

Crawford destroyed Spence for undisputed. No comparison

[@LittleJacob208]

Not meaning to take anything away from Inoue performance but Fulton was coming up in weight so Fulton was naturally the smaller guy.

[@BruteStrength99]

​@LittleJacob208 actually Inoue came up in weight

[@allowedme]

@@lobsterblacc9478 Crawford destroyed a mentally and physically damaged Spence not the undefeated, at least he won a round. Inoue came up in weight totally dominated the top dog in that weight class with ease like he has been ko most of those champs he seized to challenge. if these two fights were to be chose to make a movie out of, Inoue vs Fulton would definitely be the one.

[@rebelarchangel1589]

Man I couldn’t wait to hear Teddy’s assessment The man is a Boxing Albert Einstein . He called it exactly as it went down Cheers Teddy

[@AliFrankTheTank]

Lmaooo maaan him and bradley had the best sleep

[@MOOeymania]

lol

[@NinoBrown-g8d]

Crawford is on another level!! Spence didn’t look right before the fight he looked glazed

[@MOOeymania]

@@NinoBrown-g8d lol okay make more excuses

[@blackmapman]

Me too!!

[@darrengagliardi1540]

Crawford just looked like he was seeing everything in slow motion. He saw absolutely everything and never seemed to get lost in any of the exchanges. His subtle movements and angles - he’s on a different level than anyone I’ve seen.

[@Muchacho2DMax]

No I think even the people could see Errols punches coming lol he's just slow

[@quis1616]

I had Crawford number 1 p4p but I never expected that level of domination. EJ is a great fighter and he brought out the best in Bud. Bud showed dimensions that I've never seen. EJ can come back but Crawford beats him 100 times out of 100

[@olatundeafilaka6485]

There is a line Crawford always uses at pre-fight press conferences (if you get out of line ) …And the moment he feels you are out of line , he ends it. He told Spence, Porter etc. if you get out of line . You hit him with something he does not like or he hears something he does not like during a fight … as Jordan would say ( I took it personally and it was a teaching moment from then on ) . Pay attention to his pre-fight talk and also when he decides to turn it up during a fight .

[@Allen2saint]

Love it that Teddy is reading from notes as well as speaking off the cuff. I feel like this is a good balance. He’s the most thoughtful commentator in boxing and he has a poetic spirit. Great that he’s capturing those ideas on paper so he can deliver them and then add other comments as well.

[@giobonilla576]

Spence will never be the same. This was the type of beat down that takes something from you.

[@luisdanielcubriatrujillo901]

Today's podcast felt sharp and wholesome at the same time. Indeed, Crawford and Inoue are two special fighters, and now we know why. Thank you for your breakdown,Teddy.

[@Jeremy-th5pt]

15:28 "Like Neal in the Matrix. The bullets slow down for Neal" Lol.😂

[@omarisawesome1996]

Classic teddy-ism

[@Ididntaskforahandleyoutube]

Love it.

[@kakashiiisenful]

Neal 😂😂😂😂

[@GigglewithFelix321]

Those of us who've been riding with Bud are happy, but no one predicted a live execution. Spence will never be or be viewed the same.

[@michaelekwulugo8659]

As much as I relished the build up to this fight and absolutely savoured every second of the actual bout, it wasn’t quite complete for me until I was able to consume the timeless boxing wisdom of Uncle Teddy! I heard everyone’s opinion and analysis after the fight…but THIS is what I needed 🤩🤷🏾‍♂️👏🏾👏🏾🙏🏾🔥🔥🔥

[@YallNotWhite_YourPINK]

Gulp gulp you must have a sore throat bud 🤣

[@TsunamiSurfaceWash]

Ready for this take

[@DJReyzor357]

I am even a bigger fan of Dustin Poirier for the way he conducted himself post-fight with Justin Gaethe... 💯

[@SpursBackOnTop]

Nobody really cares they were fighting for a belt thats not even an interim

[@williambell7712]

I did also, until the next day. When he said it was tough losing when, he thought he was the better fighter. Well he clearly was not. I get it though, it was a very hard to swallow loss.

[@TM-fm3hh]

"Sadistic" was accurate Teddy! It was methodical and sadistic...great adjective to describe it! The unleashing of 6 years of frustration

[@doyler102320]

Glad u enjoyed your stay on our beautiful island teddy 🇮🇪🇮🇪

[@Douglas-Allen]

Teddy was perfect with breaking down the epic execution that we all are still shocked and horrified at seeing 🔥

[@TadhgcDoran]

Horrified?

[@jaerbenjamin]

Honestly the way Spence kept fighting was inspiring

[@patrickj.pattersonmswmph6042]

Been waiting on this

[@tundeakinde3710]

Crawford is like finding a needle in a haystack! Good luck with that!

[@youtubegoogleb]

Crawford and Inoue both made the toughest opponents to date look like they didnt belon in the same ring as them. As Tim Bradley recently said on a fighthype interview, "Theres Crawford and Inoue and then everybody else" boxing excellence

[@rhettzkie]

I'm so glad Teddy gave Derrick "The Black Rhino" Lewis a shoutout. 😂

[@Dat.bunder24]

I have a feeling conversationalist like teddy are a dying breed. I could listen to this man talk all day. Great with metaphors to make you feel what he saying. Ur the best teddy!

[@voscowbinder9458]

Always crisp and on point analysis. Thank you for the enlightening insight.

[@watersoilsun847]

What a treat to listen to the analysis, mind expanding, had everything, thanks fellas.

[@alcottdevalte7440]

I want to see Crawford vs Canelo at 160 and Inou vs Lomachenko at 130. Gonna be difficult to make this in boxing, but let's hope for it in 2024...

[@Ididntaskforahandleyoutube]

Dude, that's way too heavy for both of them. Cheers

[@RedShogun13]

Inoue vs Loma would be FIREworks

[@rickjones5399]

Lol stopp

[@batmaneatspizza]

Shakur and haney

[@alcottdevalte7440]

@@Ididntaskforahandleyoutube Crawford cuts a lot of weight. Like Teddy said; size doesn't matter when strength and power is something you're born with and in character.

[@Topguy209]

Been waiting for this analysis good as always teddy

[@DaveJos]

I love when teddy breaks down the psyche of a fighter I train and been in fights no one breaks down the other fight all fighters go through better. That fight is against themselves

[@ShortsFactory101]

"Crawford can walk in the rain without getting wet, and he did it!" - Teddy Atlas on Crawford

[@yanassi]

Yes, i saw his eyes. They were no different than when he is just having a conversation with someone. No change. Silent eyes, not just looking but seeing until the end was clear, only then bud’s eyes open as closes in. Thanks for this atlas, i thought i was alone with the eyes, and the water analysis.

[@Sbo-09]

Great analysis again from Teddy. I must say I respect Kenny Porter, he knew that once Bud hurts his opponent there is no way of recovering for that Boxer. I'm very disappointed at Spence Jnr's corner for not throwing the towel when Crawford was showing the viewers how hard a person can be hit inside the ring. I wish Errol will be alright and move up to 154 for few fights then call it a day

[@rosewoodsteel6656]

I agree with you totally, Sigonise, but my guess is that Errol will execute the re-match clause. I just hope that he is better prepared, next time around. Crawford obviously had a game plan to take away Errol's jab and body attack. Spence appeared to be relying on the "same old, same old" as his plan, which was no plan at all, imo.

[@stephengeorge3507]

Don't forget, moving up,he's fighting guy's coming down from 160 or higher, he better pick who he fights very carefully

[@alcottdevalte7440]

It seemed like Spence got emotional after the second round knockdown wanting a dog fight while Crawford stayed technical and bullied him by pushing him, taunting him and giving ZERO respect. 99% of the undefeated fighters out there would lose their 0 if they just fought whoever is the best right now... And I liked the Gaethje head kick more than the Edwards one because of the extra hammerfist at the end along with it being something Gaethje doesn't do unlike Edwards.

[@rosewoodsteel6656]

Good point, as usual, Teddy. I'd like to add that Crawford's team gave him a great game plan which was absorbed and executed to a tee by Terrance. From the start, Crawford completely neutralized Spence's jab, which is the foundation of Spence's previous wins. Terrence parried each jab and and instantly countered with his own, piston like jabs. He also defended magnificently against Errol's body attack. After dismantling those two weapons, Crawford went to work. Spence didn't know what to do with his best two weapons gone and was like a bee without a stinger. Spence's game plan, in my opinion, was the "same old, same old". He was unprepared to fight a man that has studied his every move and knew how to counter them. I'd give an A+ to Crawford's trainer and a D- to Spence's, especially in light of Spence's trainer letting Terrence take that ugly beating at the end..

[@grafeebabee]

Teddy predicted it to a 'T'! I'm checking in with Swami Atlas before heading to my bookie!😅

[@kenpendelton9638]

Been waiting on Teddy’s breakdown since Saturday

[@here4boxing]

Derrick James ego wouldn’t allow him to throw the towel in. He was so disrespectful towards Crawford and Bomac, that he was willing to let Errol sustain long term damage as opposed to having his reputation ruined. Luckily, Bud actually liked Errol and took it fairly easily on him towards the end. He won’t be as gracious to Jermell Charlo.

[@edmundsteele4201]

A cereable calmness is so spot on, that was the fight well said.

[@kanyeeastlolz]

We have to be honest: that car accident had a severe effect on Spence. You can see it from the way he speaks. He’s just not the same and for that reason, he should retire. Neurological damage is nothing to play with. That fight was hard to watch and I don’t want to see Spence fight again.

[@nickwest9748]

the most recent fight it reminds me of which if you've not seen it (a must watch) joe calzaghe vs jeff lacy one side start to finish

[@ghanirush2759]

Teddy is spot on. I have been waiting to hear what you have to say on this fight!

[@michaelrowe5284]

Great, Great stuff, Just wanted to add one important thing to Bud’s attributes. He Crawford is the only one I have heard express this which is all of the extra hard work and time and commitment he puts into his preparation to be able to perform the way he does so greatly in the ring!

[@365boxingJeffFultz]

Thanks for getting my week started Teddy and Ken. Huge fan of the show.

[@mohamedabdi8022]

The way Teddy breaks down fights is like poetry.

[@relax9674]

I thought inoues performance was more impressive, because he was the man going up in weight and he finished him..

[@phoenixtylewitters5442]

Crawford and inoue are the best fighters in the world fs! But give credit to Fulton and spence for being warriors

[@SamW604]

Crawford is so talented, I believe he could become undisputed champion in a 3rd weight class, 154. I would like to see Crawford fight Jermell Charlo. It would be a much bigger fight than Tim Kszyu. Hopefully, this fight can happen. It would be a lot more interesting than a rematch with Spence at any weight.

[@MaynardOwns]

I refret not putting my lifesavings on Crawford. I mean it would have only been a few hundred bucks but still I was so confident.

[@joeblough261]

Terminator analogy PERFECT!! Love it. Smiling ear to ear in my kitchen

[@flame-sky7148]

Thats trainer/fighter story by Mr. Atlas is stupendous!

[@tentoesdownchristianity]

This was a fantastic week of fights

[@joshuadelacruz6617]

Teddy has great insight into the business. Just fighting in general. He's like a wise uncle. Love this channel before and after the big boxing fights. His boxing insights apply to mma too though.

[@sofreshdougie]

Canelo caught that stray bullet from Teddy early 😂

[@rickjones5399]

Teddy always has his hand on the holster just waiting 😂

[@codylaxton3287]

It's honestly amazing that Teddy can pronounce Gaethje.. 😂

[@713j3]

I was waiting for Teddy's breakdown, I already know this will be legendary

[@paulwhitehead1190]

I agree with Ken. I was so surprised at the lack of impact Spence’s punches had on Bud.

[@LightDimmer777]

Bud wasn’t fighting Spence he was fighting all the doubters. It really was cold, he beat the brotha so bad. Spence will bounce back !

[@JABARDELLI]

Hi Ken and Teddy. Great introduction, Teddy. Liked Teddy’s commentary re pro bono work of your attorney and your daughter, as well. How would one contribute to the Charity Foundation? Hope you can cover at some time the introduction of Tiger Jack Fox into the International Boxing Hall of Fame. I recorded my interview 1:43:54 of Jersey Joe Walcott in 1974 and Walcott said Fox was the greatest fighter he ever fought and specifically said that included “greater than Louis, Marciano, Charles” Unique interview as Walcott was a great heavyweight, himself.

[@khashaiar]

Teddy's commentary on Crawford vsSpence was insightful and wise 👌🏻 You gotta give the old man his props 👏🏼

[@neilwood8794]

Your very welcome to visit Wales Teddy and Ken… we have a rich boxing history here 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

[@firewall8848]

Crawford is the Messi of boxing

[@websterchilembo4383]

Even the great ones, even the greatest suffered a loss at some point in their career. It was about how they came back and kept fighting

[@ZimMill]

The Only Voice I Been Waiting To Hear Since Saturday Night

[@dianeaustin2414]

I noticed Crawford's eyes also. Very, very focused.

[@kimchee94112]

One of the doctors mentioned Errol Spence was neurologically damaged before he entered the ring. Could be from a previous car accident exacerbated by drugs and alcohol, should not be allowed to fight. Very tragic, hope he recovers.

[@AliFrankTheTank]

y’all be actin like thats Errol doctor 😂😂😂

[@pocket1684]

Derrick james said Spence is stronger than ever 2 days b4 the fight. He also said the doctors had cleared spence of any injury from the accident.

[@timraymond4026]

A big fan of the show. I have a question for both if you could answer. I came across BDA boxing podcast and heard a dr say that spence should have never been allowed to fight cause of neurological problems from the car accident. That if the Nevada athletic commission and their doctors was paying attention they should've never cleared spence to fight. Just your thoughts on this.

[@iramiyahira8301]

Teddy knew Bud. Izz Special and called The. Outcome.!!! 😃😉🙏❤🤜👊🤛

[@ryanschultz4119]

Terrance Crawford is the rare combination of a generationally talented boxer. Who performs his best, on the biggest stage. The bigger the fight, the higher Crawford raises his level. And props to Errol Spence for taking the fight. Risking his 0, to take on the best competition out there. Something that we need to see more of in the sport of boxing. I know what Usyk is doing, and has done moving up to Heavyweight is very impressive. But to me, Bud Crawford is the pound for pound King!💯

[@KevinStandow-um5ot]

Teddy I had a intuition like that you haunted down the notes ( prior commenter) on the flight back from Ireland ! If so, Good time to do it after an adventure or Great Adventure as my daughter and I refer to some great spontaneous times alone!

[@Uglimugkill]

Certain athlete’s know how to take information and process it in real time. His defense superb. How he was able to be off kilt from Errol’s punches, and when he counter with a clear line for his punches. That jab followed by the hook.

[@florianvaly7967]

Do you know which fighter Atlas refeering to at 3'40 linked with Cus Damato ?

[@leroyhookfin1158]

Crawford jumping on the ropes looked like M.J vs the cavs on the buzzer beater

[@michaelpaulpadillamdacgrou7904]

Marvin Hagler had that same cerebral mindset!

[@jeffreycurtis9075]

After watching Inoue, i thought,one of those lads is gonna have to be so fine too jump over the Monster . Bud did it.

[@RobG-ee3oy]

I like what Teddy had to say about the corner protecting fighters. That was legendary. Don't want the fighter to have to tap out. I do think Crawford's win was more impressive because I had never heard of Steve Fulton before this fight. Spence was, to my tribe, a household name.

[@lindawoods891]

Yeay - Teddy's put Terrence as one of the greats !! That is simply wonderful. He so deserves it.

[@stackmosayless-1669]

Izzy said the same thing about Crawford he is a Black Ninja able to get into a mental mindspace one can only achieve by being a master.

[@RichFromTheDuece]

Been waiting on this one since Saturday night. What took u guys so long? Lol.

[@Hec11]

Crawford did really well with clinching. I didn’t think Spence would allow that so well everytime he would come in. Crawford could easily grab ahold of one arm then cover up with the other. Killing the momentum Spence was trying to get started. Crawford fought Spence like he did Felix Diaz got him used to the clinch when would come inside then stop clinching or clinch then release and attack. Crawford can also hit you anywhere the first knockdown was a right jab to the neck. The second knockdown started with the right uppercut and then left hook that hit back of the head. Third knockdown he right hooked him.

[@DavidHuston]

Got to agreed on his pound for pound rankings.

[@firewall8848]

Crawford and James Toney have the same mentality. They’re rootless, and they don’t joke around.

[@christiansoldier77]

Everybody looks different when they getting thier ass whooped 😂😅😊

[@TC-gx3qn]

🤣

[@kouleeofficial]

Best week of boxing in a long time

[@ianj3785]

Teddy speaking that real knowledge, i have a new found respect for you sir

[@jamesroberts4894]

wow, what a deep breakdown, hearing Mr Atlas talking about it being his job to instinctively know when to protect a fighter who adheres to a warriors code so stoically that he is in danger of having his spirit broken permanently was transcendent of boxing and provided a life lesson in humanity, someone needs to publish a book consisting purely of Teddys life lessons and quotes!

[@dianeaustin2414]

Ken is the perfect co-host for Teddy. Great pairing.

[@tolulopeagboola640]

I was just about to check, and the video is already up

[@elinino5275]

Crawford in GOAT discussion now. He'll clean up 154 if the corrupt boxing establishment let's him. They don't like him like they didn't like Hagler

[@stundo1hundo]

We gotta truly appreciate having a great like Bud and a great like Teddy, i would love to watch a fight or tape with him one day

[@ST-ge4hh]

Crawford v Inoue next.

[@Romulus307]

Great analogies Ted !!!

[@joeblough261]

Ahh, my morning can begin now. I've been reading every article I can from every website just to bide my time for this, as no other podcast or writer compares. Nobody.

[@chuckplaysgames7925]

Just wanna say I love this channel and KZbin is burying you in the algorithm. I haven’t been suggested a video from you guys in months smh

[@sunnyadeola6841]

Much respect to Teddy's knowledge of the game! He's called all the fight correctly. This was no different.

[@stephencunningham6557]

Makes you wonder what a prime Manny would have done to Spence.