Technical Break Down of Adesanya's KO of Pereira - Teddy Atlas Analysis

Teddy Atlas gives a full technical breakdown of Israel Adesanya's KO of Alex Pereira at UFC 287.
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[@joshuakyer]

It's about time Teddy. You can't use the "I'm not an MMA expert" and then begin to breakdown the X's and O's of these fights with without missing even the smallest nuance and with such insight and precision anymore. I'm calling you out Teddy! You are a 100% qualified expert. "Yeah, I said it!" Keep up the great work, commentary, and fight breakdowns :)

[@alcottdevalte7440]

Facts. Teddy has broken down fights much better than the MMA experts out there. The old time trainers always got the best knowledge, both mentally and when it comes to the scientific part of it because they bring forth the core of fighting.

[@aLostboy09]

I think he stays in the realm of striking in mma though.

[@beandon7227]

The "Yeah, I said it!" Is so spot on 😂😂😂

[@joshuakyer]

@New Birth I understand why most people think that but to be fair Teddy focuses on the mental toughness, geography, resilience, will, heart and all of the other intangibles that top level fighters use to win. His realm is far beyond striking.

[@TonyStone3000]

He knows the fight game period.

[@clarkeshannon9563]

Izzy also hit hit Pereira with a left hook as he was going down ,its crazy how he leans back like that when he throws it, its the same way he leaned and threw hooks against Robert Whittaker and Paulo Costa. He pulls his head back out of range and leans his whole body back. All the fights he had that were boring were because no one could engaged him in the pocket.

[@alecsavoy8656]

I just explained this to a friend who’s called Izzy boring. Fighters are cautious to engage him because they KNOW one mistake and it’s lights out. Adesanya is an Assassin.

[@player11x]

That Bobby Knuckles eating that right left combo while leaning back and his eyes roll black. That is one of the best fight ending sequence in a title fight.

[@zGJungle]

He manages to throw a long hook from close range with his cobra like lean back, very clever, offense and defence in one motion.

[@invisiblebully171]

Same punches that koed Whittaker

[@0ddman1]

That’s why his brand is ENGAGE lol engage at your own risk😂😜😅

[@Jinzo05]

I just noticed something that I haven't before. Izzy leaned back and bounced off the cage for the second right hand behind the ear. He used it as a spring board of some sort, wow.

[@oski0077]

You’re right. Izzy might have trained for this moment. The cage help his shot to shorten the loading distance, it’s was quicker and Alex couldn’t see it coming

[@blessedman9395]

Like a springboard...genius

[@devilface97]

Thats illegal in boxing lol

[@jiujitsumonkey1]

@@devilface97 good thing this aint boxing

[@devilface97]

@@jiujitsumonkey1 when did you find out kid? Good for you.

[@vaneast411]

it was a great moment in combat sports ✨ Poatan was walking him down like a terminator and Izzy showed just how mentally strong, and talented he is… in the biggest moment on the biggest the stage - that was truly inspirational 💪 Teddy’s analysis is such a pleasure to listen to! Thanks!

[@infiniterer287]

His actions in the last moments of that fight were the literal embodiment of "the hunter will become the hunted"

[@SauceBoss69]

One of the sweetest KO’s ever. I’ve rewatched it a hundred times.

[@drewcarfrae808]

1000s! 😂😂😂😂

[@apollokabukuru6506]

Can’t stop watching it..

[@dattrax7]

Incredible. So beautiful. Watched a dozen times.

[@Uzi0celot]

Same lol

[@metalfacemoviereviews8979]

I agree it was epic !

[@PeterFnPorker]

Izzy's story is not over.... I feel it in my bones.... not sure what it is but Izzy is to be the greatest fighter in history

[@jaycesaire5193]

Been saying this since I discover his fights in china back in ‘12. The way he utskilled all his competition, the showboating I knew he’ll be big

[@matthewgrainger7059]

Lol yeah if he can keep avoiding anyone that can wrestle

[@supersai4198]

not even close. Jon Jones is the GOAT of MMA and will be for generations. Izzy is a great, but he's not in the all time Top #5

[@charlesharmer101]

​@Super Sai doubt it how can you put someone like that as the goat.

[@PeterFnPorker]

@@supersai4198 Jon Jones is a dirty fighter who’s proven to be a cheater, who slaps women and runs over pregnant women… Your Opinion is that of a 5 year old

[@moustachio334]

He was quoting Muhammed Ali all week and when I saw him throw his hands up, I knew he was wanting Alex to punch low and leave himself opened. People actually thought this was just luck. It reminded me of the Ali moment you mentioned.

[@BangzHaus]

Not to mention Izzy's feet and leg positioning being in a striking stance when he was "cage-a-doping" he was ready to launch, meanwhile Alex's stance was slowly getting narrow so when he got hit up top he didn't have support down below to absorb the impact. In their first fight Izzy's stance was still wide when he was getting TKOd, that's what kept him standing.

[@mdc123-v2v]

Watch Izzy against the cage, he kept his vision on Pereira through that entire sequence, he knew the strikes that were coming, enough to peek the guard, throw the left, chamber the right and uncork; that was drilled, you don't just throw that type of shot under that level of duress unless you've done multiple drills and instinctivized it. Either Pereira is that predictable with his shot selection, or that was beautiful game planning from the City Kickboxing team. Probably a bit of both tbh. The thing is, I think now that particular vulnerability has been exposed, I think Izzy and Pereira's opponents will capitalise on it in the future (if they fight again) - Alex is a glass-cannon, not sure how he handles 205 tbh.

[@unknownunknown3692]

U do realize his chin was comprimized due unnatural weightloss. This guy had granite chin glory no one could KO him

[@inturnetavatar]

@@unknownunknown3692 Izzy caught him on the temple not chin

[@unknownunknown3692]

@@inturnetavatar KO comes from the brain. The brain is what goes off. The chin wont be affected by weightloss but the brain will. Alex looked drained.. loses too much weight too bad for the brain. Hence dana was sure he would be gone 205

[@redneckrambo9626]

​​@@unknownunknown3692 what point do you think you're making lmfao? That was a back to back flush shot to the temple. No one is staying conscious from that, or at the very least, still standing. We literally saw Costa get dropped from a shot that landed in the exact same spot by Izzy... different punch thrown, but the same kind of damage. And Costa only took ONE. Izzy actually has great punching power, get over it.

[@unknownunknown3692]

@@redneckrambo9626 his weightloss dit play a role no denying that. I am not making excuses got hit bad. But alex do have a real good chin he maybe could survive that

[@redbull63]

Izzy won't get it from people who "don't know ball" to borrow a phrase. But that man commands high level of praise and respect from those who can fathom the immense amount of pressure that comes from beating an encroaching nightmare Alex man. I've gotten beaten up in a wrestling match. I was probably one of the more dominant hws in my district and one of my few losses was early in the year against this almost insanely huge guy out weighed me by 20 lbs or so. Stuffed My takedown took my back, chit me with the most clubbing crossfaces I ever felt and pinned me in under a min. When I faced him again at regionals the amount of flashbacks and internal fear I felt in that moment (didn't show on my face I hope) but it was and immense weight to carry into a big time match. I gave a much better accounting of myself but I still lost because in spite of the fact that I technically improved over the year I kept holding on to the weight of that loss (I lost mentally) All that to say there are plenty of examples of better men than me who go against the specter of the past and also fell short just like I did. And I just can't help but respect izzy for this incredible performance

[@SlimReaper256Gaming]

Teddy hit the nail on the head with this breakdown. His comments pretty much mirrored Izzy’s post fight interview. Then add to that the footage of Izzy drilling the exact exchange that he finished Alex makes it even better.

[@brandnew9834]

Facts.

[@jagian]

where can I find the drill of izzy ?

[@Lost_In_LA]

I'm a sucker for MMA striking breakdowns from a boxing perspective. Regardless of sport, Teddy understand the problem solving which is going on.

[@JPerryMMA3]

Him and Dan Hardy are the best

[@samblack5313]

MMA boxing and straight boxing have basically nothing in common. His opinion is as valid as my sisters. She would choke him unconscious in under a minute, there isn’t a respected mma analyst on the planet she could do that to.

[@Lost_In_LA]

@@samblack5313 I disagree. One example, Atlas brings up is not retreating straight back with a charging opponent. He likes to use the example of a train and needing to to dodge left or right. Also, many similarities when contending with jabs, straight punches, or hooks; leg work and circling, setting traps, weaponizing pace, etc.. Even with the differences, there are common problem. For example, both a boxer and an mma striker wish to lower their opponents guard. It's an easier problem to solve in mma if you have a credible low kick or take down. A boxer can still lower their opponents guard but it has to be done a different way. Kudos to your sister for being a badass. She might be able to choke out Ariel ;)

[@boyapollo808]

but according to haters it was a lucky shot. smh. worst thing about mma "fans" is the complete lack of respect.

[@braydenbro9247]

Great rope a dope action from the champ. Really shows Izzy's fight IQ.

[@Mattyic313]

He was badly compromised...that was the last place he wanted to be

[@darynjackson816]

@@Mattyic313 bro if u didn't see it was "rope a dope" your BLIND...even if its not, u didn't think that was a possibility???

[@peakingmantis5331]

@@darynjackson816 Both you are correct. Watch Luke Thomas breakdown kzbin.info/www/bejne/r5Dcnp-dlpJ-eas

[@unknownunknown3692]

The guy was leg kicked buckeld had no choice but to retreat. Got 3 shots from perreira his leg were almost gone.knew it would be mstter of time he would be Ko'ed so took huge risk.

[@eliasekstrom6660]

@@darynjackson816 You're blind. It was nothing like Ali's rope a dope. Idk if you watched Ali's rope a dope moment at all or you just repeating what some dumb commentators say in the commentator booth? First of all, Izzy was pressured back, and hurt by leg kicks,leading him to backing up, then he was hit by a knee and and a few punches to the mid section. Which definitely hurt him, since it is Alex who is throwing punches. This is no way planned, this is a situation he most likely wanted to avoid. It wasn't like Izzy tried to toy with him, Which Ali did, and Ali wasn't hit. I don't know why all you retards are repeating this... lol It doesn't remind me anything about the rope a dope. Izzy how ever has probably been practising this position a lot, since he knows Alex's left hand is hanging low when he is coming close, Izzy counters it with a right over hand. He did earlier in the fight. He also did it in the previous fight.

[@yaweli2968]

Izzy’s left hooks are mostly used to search for the opponent’s range. Pereira was enjoying the moment so much he forgot about Izzy’s range finder.

[@austindewey4163]

Out of all the izzy post fight breakdowns ive seen this is my favorite. Teddy you are an absolute gem to the fighting community. And mma will gladly lend our ears to take in the invaluable wisdom and passion you give. Your the best of the best Teddy!

[@jeffh2732]

Can't beat an in-depth analysis from Teddy Atlas. He truly understands every aspect of fighting from the smallest details. He understands fighters. Period.

[@mrevans750]

Absolutely

[@samblack5313]

Of boxing, he knows fuck all about mma. Boxing in mma is nothing like straight boxing. Basically this clown, who spent the last 3 decades shitting on mma, with the rest of the old heads in that corrupt clown factory, is now trying to get money off of the sport he trashed. Please show me his grappling credentials. To be an expert analyst of a sport that is built on grappling, you MUST be an expert there to be an analyst, or you’re just talking shit.

[@lesdeuxdingeriedespro8364]

“Son you have to get up its all over”😂😂😂

[@federalgodson]

One thing that goes unnoticed is that Izzy also has a very dangerous left hook

[@ucheboi9475]

He just got power everywhere bro..

[@diegoledezma4045]

Wasn’t it a left hook that got Whitaker and Costa

[@damienpatrick8334]

@@diegoledezma4045 It was lead left hook. Both very long hook, not the typical "tight" hook that you learn in boxing. Shit comes like a whip that range generats power.

[@michaelherron4306]

That was the thing about this fight that people picked up on, it’s was Izzy going all in. Backing himself one hundred percent despite having been beaten by Alex, he knew he could do it. What a fight. An exceptional landmark MMA fight.

[@patricknez7258]

Spot on. The hammer fist was to ensure the finish and was ice cold 🥶💯

[@ricksikora7270]

Teddy, you're not just a boxing expert. You are a fully qualified MMA analyst.. Never forget that.

[@masi5983]

from the school of rick sikora

[@samblack5313]

Really? Where is his BJJ black belt? His wrestling accolades? He’s a boxing expert, and mma boxing is nothing like straight boxing.

[@VanishPressureWashing-jc6zs]

Leagues better than The MMA Guru for sure

[@ralphdgilbert9732]

Teddy Atlas is a master breakdown artist.

[@stephanwatson7902]

Luke Thomas pointed something out, that I'm usually keen on picking up! The first was a jab-hook combo and the second one, Izzy actually handtrapped to hook (a hook or overhand right, kinda in between). Handtraps are more common in MMA, but I've even seen Deontay Wilder knock someone out utilizing a hand trap. Usman ko'd Jorge with a handtrap to right hand. Jorge ko'd Till with a shifting handtrap to hook combos. Darren Till himself knocked down Jorge with a handtrap, earlier in their fight... That's some Bruce Lee s*** is all I'm saying! P.s. and before all the Bruce Lee haters jump down my throat, go watch the video of GSP explaining how he uses techniques from Bruce Lee in his MMA fighting style and then go do your homework...you're wrong Georges is right

[@spencerantoniomarlen-starr3069]

💯

[@smartwater598]

It’s not that deep

[@stephanwatson7902]

@@smartwater598 Yeah Izzy didn't use a handtrap on video when he knocked out Alex. Usman didn't handtrap Jorge on video. Jorge didn't handtrap Till on video. Till didn't handtrap Jorge on video. Deontay also didn't handtrap and ko a man on video. In reality, your understanding of striking isn't that deep; so apparently that triggered your ego and made you make this, pissy little pointless comment

[@charliec2966]

My wife has a hand trap in her drawers.

[@RandyBoBandy.]

You know for absolutely CERTAIN you’ve done something special when Teddy Atlas compares your performance to Ali. Wow.

[@mrgoodcat899]

Loved how Izzy used the cage to bounce off and get to Poatan faster

[@jeremiahross2435]

That was a poetic break down! Can’t wait to hear Izzy response

[@Juan_Solo84]

He didn't see the right overhand cuz of the short, quick left hook/uppercut that izzy threw 1st. That setup the overhand. I don't get why nobody talks about that 1st left.

[@unknownunknown3692]

*jab.

[@gbeminiyicomfortakinola2162]

Exactly. Izzy has a right and left combo people don't really notice and talk about. That same combo took Costa down, go watch that clip again.

[@Juan_Solo84]

@@unknownunknown3692 I wouldn't call it that. A jab is straight. It was kind of a hook, somewhat of an uppercut. His punch turned Pereira's head to the right and popped it upward, opening him up for the overhand.

[@Battosuie]

Noone talks about it cuz most didnt see it. It was lightning fast, one of the fastest strikes I've ever seen. I personally didn't see it until the replay.

[@Highznberg]

The left wasn't meant to hurt him, just blind him from the oncoming overhand right

[@OntarioTonio]

Dam you went deep teddy , " if you're only existing , you're already dead without knowing" 💯💯 appreciate the science & lessons you come up with Ted

[@colinjenkins4496]

Being an MMA fan for so long and remembering the days when it was still fighting for legitimacy, it's very cool/surreal listening to a guy like Teddy Atlas break down the fights.

[@MMAGamblingTips]

This makes me so happy. I’ve been watching Teddy do boxing for four decades now and to see him doing a MMA breakdowns is something I never thought I would live to see. This isn’t a mainstream media pundit doing an MMA breakdown either (you know who) he knows what he’s talking about.

[@treeduck3705]

You can lead with the left hook if you're Roy Jones.

[@patricknez7258]

I liked how Izzy bounced off the fence for the 2nd right too. It was ice cold 🥶 Facts 💯

[@michaelmwm222]

That is the scariest, darkest 1-2 I've ever seen! It wasn't uber-powerful & Pereira's head didn't flip back like Ngannou uppercutting Allister.. But it was intentional & deliberate. In the replay, he looks calm & is just leering through the guard waiting for the opening. He had is feet slightly out in front rather that underneath him, ready to spring out of the guard, & was rolling with the shots. & he did all of this while He had a freakin giant, monster of a man ( who had beaten him 3 times..or twice, depending on you you ask) throwing serious power his way & doing so is the same situation that led to a loss last time. It was just so damn calculated! Just a beautiful 1-2, where the 1 was a distance measure/ chin finder, thrown to pave the way for the 2. Adesanya is an abundantly abled, smart, calculating, experienced & dangerous dude. It's the totality of these things & everything else that went into it that makes it such a dark & scary 1-2. There were 4 other times he through some punches that stirred up the same feeling inside of me: - the body shot combo against whittaker ( 1st fight) - the whittaker KO - the body shot combo against Costa - the Costa KO idk how to convey the feeling/ emotion im talking about. But I can try. its an amalgamation of things & evokes In me the same feeling as when watching:cthe zodiac stabs the couple on the beach in the movie zodiac - just this dark, guttural feeling... the shots were all 100% intentional ( in the sense that he knows exactly what he's doin & not simply that he meant to do it). They were calculated, accurate, speedy, technically sound, powerful, vicious, damaging, slick/sneaky....& They were things that you just don't see anyone do & they force you to appreciate just how good & dangerous of a fighter he really is.

[@ifeanyinduaguibe9781]

Your very good in what you do Sir... I have been follow you for a long time All your analysis is always on point. Nice one.

[@tongstimothy1978]

The best match analysis. Well done Teddy. 👍

[@DannyBridie]

what's most impressive is that Izzy lost 3 times in a row to this guy, including a knockout & a TKO. yet he went into this fight with more confidence than ever, pushing the pressure like it was their first ever fight. this is what Usman failed to do against his last fight with Leon. he knew Leon could knock him out so he fought a reserved, scared fight. IZZY THE GOAT!

[@MmaMadman85]

You can tell Teddy loves combat, not just boxing. He loves fighting, he loves watching a fighter go through the journey. You don't see this kind of love for combat anymore.

[@Youstabemweslabem]

I said the same thing Teddy. Soon as i seen it i thought of Ali knocking out Foreman. It was amazing to see Izzy do it. What a compliment to Ali.

[@BRAINFxck10]

Exactly Teddy, Izzy wasn't really hurt as the shots were not landing clean, only the calf kicks landed clean but Izzy switched stances to recover and set up the counter.

[@stephanwatson7902]

Last time Israel shelled up against the cage BECAUSE he got hit, this time he shelled up against the cage BEFORE he even got hit once! He wanted Alex to see the same finish again and to draw him into unloading those strikes

[@rjbeats4842]

cap he was getting pushed back due to alex style he’s gonna bully you i the corner so only one thing you can do is use iq

[@stephanwatson7902]

@@rjbeats4842 Yeah there's definately not several clips of him training this exact combo against the cage....

[@stephanwatson7902]

@@rjbeats4842 I would agree that he didn't want to eat those kicks, before he was against the cage, but he was practicing those combos; for specifically having his back against the cage

[@akin9868]

Brilliant analysis 🎉

[@paulolayinka6752]

@@rjbeats4842 When he got pushed back other times, he grabbed and tried to get out of that position. This camp, he prepared to fight out of it instead. When he lost the last time, he tried to grab desperately but not this time. He covered up before Pereira even threw any punch to his head.

[@darrellowings2343]

Great breakdown as usual. Izzy said he embraced the darkness for this his darker side and he said every time we step in there we could die. Izzy decided Alex had to be knocked out. Everything you saw was scripted. Izzy baited the trap it was all by his design and the hammer fist was to make sure he went to sleep although he already was. That hammer fist was on the neck. That's not an accident. Izzy knows if you hit someone on the neck they go out. So he's telling you several things about himself. He's saying I typically don't follow up like that because I don't want to kill someone but tonight, he had to be beaten soundly he had to be knocked out. Brilliant win by Israel.

[@rampagejaxxsonAoooooo]

That fight was going the way their first fight was going on the 5th round but much earlier ,the only difference is that Poatan got carried away with the volume of punches when Izzy was against the fence 100% respect to Izzy for keeping his head and timing him perfect .I feel that if they fight again Pereira will fight with a much more measure attack and eventually ko Izzy.

[@richardficek9428]

Terry Atlas is a great commentator but gets carried away here.Too much hyperbole.Still one for three.

[@fatjeezussouthtexasoutdoor5244]

It was nothing short of a Hollywood movie K.O.....storyline and all🤯

[@piano8556]

It always makes me giggle when teddy repeats something shouting😂

[@BrianArmani]

As an anime fan i can say Izzy caught Alex in a genjutsu that made him believe he was about to finish him...then Bam! A sneaky 4 Hit Combo and a Hammer fist for good measure to seal the deal... And everything that Teddy Atlas said😅

[@daveupnorth23]

Great analysis Teddy, thanks for sharing. Greetings from NZ

[@allan_astrophotography]

Best post fight analysis from Teddy

[@matthewciavirella3744]

Teddy went deep here!! I enjoyed it that Teddy. Thank you for analysis. Young amateur boxers listen to what teddy says. NEVER NEVER lead with a left hook like that. Unless your Floyd Mayweather skilled, it’s inevitable you will get caught and wake up staring at the lights.

[@SnazzyPuke]

People think that Izzy got lucky and swung randomly. No, that was calculated and even in slow motion you can see that Izzy was looking through the pipe the whole time Poatan was hitting him. He was waiting for that left hook. Izzy hit him with the SAME right hand that gave him a standing 8 count their second kickboxing fight and the same right hand that almost had Pereira in their first MMA fight. Izzy was there the whole time.

[@sholaebofin6090]

This was an epic mma moment illustrated by the great Teddy Atlas👍

[@jaygraham5084]

Damnnn Teddy was freakishly accurate towards the end about what was going on in Izzy's head at that moment! And one of the best breakdowns I've heard 😮... people calling him a legendary trainer are selling him short! 😅

[@stephenbanfaishaku7220]

Deep analysis , you understand the mind game sir

[@vikingshpvs465]

But he also said he was now the hunter but he was being hunted before the knockout.

[@unknownunknown3692]

Due pressure of izzy backfired. The leg kicks izzy coult read them as he was pressuring alex just kicked him.. there plan failed they know it had luck.

[@Lockdown335]

@@unknownunknown3692 Salty on every comment hahahaha awww sweetie its ok

[@lordsway7190]

Izzy haters everywhere damn

[@samikor-jv4bc]

this guy full of BS....If Izzy had lost he would be singing a whole different lyrics

[@LloydChristmasAspen]

7:20 Mayweather used to lead with the left hook alot. Dropped Marquez with it. I think Roy Jones Jr did it alot aswel. Is there levels of talent where you can lead with left hook?

[@KeenAesthetic1]

He did the same in the previous fight but the bell stopped the follow up.

[@mrevans750]

Great work u did this very well said

[@stephenbanfaishaku7220]

Deep analysis , you understand the mind game sir

[@jimmygutierrez2624]

More of these please

[@chillgilmusicisonyoutube7165]

Teddy is the "Fight Master" nuff said.

[@chychywoohoo]

Easily literally said the hammer fost was die to anger

[@AD-cy7wx]

I have to listen to teddy on 1.75x speed so he sounds like he’s talking at a normal rate. 😂😂😂❤

[@brandonwhite3723]

7:54 "BANG!!" -Teddy Atlas 😂😂

[@orinorio1]

Izzy went old Izzy. He suckered Alex to push him and Izzy took him out with the counter. That is classic Izzy. Rope a dope is what Izzy played.

[@disco.voador]

@FreeStylebender Israel, this is what Teddy Atlas had to say about your fight. Couldn’t agree more. Your Qi was building up, you were dialed in everyone could see it. People forgot that animal in you! Congrats champ! You are an inspiration to so many of us!

[@cv1dersns]

Teddy is a gem!

[@gwilliams5649]

Can Teddy give the point in a minute or less? 12 mins to say what’s up?

[@Highznberg]

And yet you're here 🤔

[@bboybreezi2417]

Teddy can do what he wants it's his podcast not yours. Show some respect.

[@ChristoMac]

Izzy proved he the best, the mental is hard for anyone to imagine because it's so primal but the legend Mr. Teddy Atlas explained it like only he can, he the best in his profession as well.

[@seangudgeon91]

The most spine tiggle auror izzy has ever walked out like !! Had me believing from that very moment. Shows how special he is 🔥🔥👊🏽💪🏾👌🏾

[@adrenalineunlimited]

I'm barely existing. Takes everything I have every day to keep at it. And I want to live.

[@astheskylarksings]

Crazy that Teddy called it “jaguar.” Alex’s first coach called the style he taught Alex “jaguar” style too

[@corinacotter6606]

There isn’t a single MMA analyst that can break a fight down like you 😊

[@alcottdevalte7440]

Alex kept doing the same mistakes in all 4 fights and never corrected his mistakes because he had been durable until now. Not to mention that Adesanya's defensive abilities are much better and his understanding of all the distances. The experience in fighting with 4oz gloves also favored Adesanya.

[@jesusisking8502]

He is still durable, the first shot didn't hurt him much on the chin, it was the second shot almost identical to Cain VS Junior. I don't know why nobody is seeing how similar a shot it was.

[@chriser555]

This is peak Teddy #mma

[@Vanviesel]

Brilliant Teddy!

[@MrReal333]

This is amazing analysis. Great commentary

[@Last_Chance.]

Teddy "BANG!!" Atlas

[@AbdelAziz0205]

Teddy Atlas is like top of the top elite O.G.

[@NabilAbdulrashidComedy]

Alex fanboys are still swearing it was a lucky shot

[@touchecazertuche7051]

Teddy Atlas Analysis '2 Thumbs Up'

[@selie2001]

You existing or your living :-) If you existing.. you are already dead.. I never heard this before. This can be applied to life!! Unbelievable comment from a philosopher.

[@glennstearns3928]

Love how much Teddy loves and understands mma now. Even just saying they got the best commentators in the world.

[@momoknows]

lets make the trilogy at 205 and that way Alex does not have to cut those extra 20 lbs at 185 Adesanya has the advantage at 205 its Pereira

[@fxprocc]

IZZY needed Pereira to bring out his best out. To see a fighter fight his fears and to demolish his bully like that is extremely impressive. The whole week you can see that izzy had to be more than ever then he had ever been before.

[@jcarlo331]

Nicolino Locche , wonder if Teddy , studied this guy move around his opponents, he was like seeing a ghost , watching him slip 7 , 8 punches , one guy he was fighting , literarily knocked his self out missing and falling outta of the ring , Philly Shell , shoulder roll , amazing fighter , check him Nicolino Locche , so many similar moves , Floyd 100 percent studied this guy .

[@tobybergin1998]

So yeah don't just stand there with your hands down with a skilled striker...

[@wokkdied]

8:00 im dead🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Last_Chance.]

Isreal "jag u war" Adesanya

[@Gh0stDiaz]

Great break down Uncle Teddy. That cage bounce before the second overhand was absolute genius!

[@hopepose4789]

Izzy is anime in human form, all his addiction to anime is transformed in him, he is so used to it that he literally executes them when fighting, oh what a story 😮

[@houstondante777]

DONT BE A SPIRITUAL ZOMBIE . Start living like a champ . But loose the EGO 🙏👊👊👊👊🙏

[@EfenTyson]

Just watched his recap of Gaecia vs Tank, and i laughed when he starts repeating what he thinks the fighters were thinking, about the decision to "live or die etc" In the TankvsGarcia recap, he mentions Tyson Fury getting up in 1st fight vs Wilder. Here it was the thoughts of Izzy & Mohammed Ali vs Foreman, as they all "decide to live or die & if they die they dont really die, because u can exist and not live" lmfao sounds like my 90yr Grandpa, too funny (-:

[@zefanjaf]

This was great Teddy! What you said in the end about living and excisting. That's what it is all about. That really resonated with me. You gave some really great live advise there. Thank you for that!

[@captainrice09]

i think i speak for everyone when i say that WE WANT TEDDY ATLAS ON THE UFC COMMENTARY CHAIR FOR ONE NIGHT. MAKE IT HAPPEN DANA

[@patrickstevens9095]

@11:49 "If you’re existing, you’re not living, your either existing or living. And if you’re existing you're already dead, you just don’t know it yet" - Teddy Atlas

[@patricknez7258]

"You're either existing or living. And if you're just existing, you're not living. You're already dead, you just don't know it yet." 🔥💯

[@alexandroaldama3620]

People need to STOP talking as if Pareira was the scariest guy and Adesanya was a David beating Goliath. Geeez go rewatch all their previous matches… Adesanya has ALWAYS dominated Pareira what has always prevented him to KO Pareira was either the referee or the bell !!! This time there was just no bell and no referee they were left to themselves and he went down as he should have been lonnng time ago !!!

[@lloyddy1880]

Haters in full support of Alex then when he loses, calls the fight fixed taking away from both Izzy and Alex. What happened to the full support of your boy Alex?