Teddy Atlas Breaks Down Anthony Joshua vs Deontay Wilder fight - EsNews Boxing

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[@caseycook7629]

I can listen to him all night he has such passion for boxing

[@atownshawtypimp1]

Casey Cook definitely, here's a history lesson too, He once shoot a pistol over Mike Tysons head and he and Freddy Roach almost had a street fight lol One of my favorite characters in boxing of All-times.

[@guudbwoy1974]

Casey Cook I agree

[@erichardric4795]

+Edward Jones Whaaaat?! Teddy is gangsta?!

[@erichardric4795]

+The Street Photographer X Revolution Well I respect Teddy cause he knows his shit. If you were to piss him off, he would probably tell you how he was gonna whip your ass before he did that shit!

[@Nisar2878]

Casey Cook I agree

[@lordvanilly3311]

Teddy dropping knowledge as usual

[@UncleTermite]

The only knowledge dropped was the comment up top which was mine!

[@obcallum6450]

you mean that comment down below?

[@carloslosamoore1]

Please he is delusional now. A man's amateur career trumps a man's professional lolol Lomo 2 gold medals Floyd zero

[@shanekeating7771]

Dropping farts. Love teddy tho. How can you not.

[@jonathanjones770]

1:55 "nobody was goin caliptic!" Yeah, probably because that isn't a word, Teddy

[@daddyad6713]

Apples in Mono brilliant !!!

[@omalone1169]

Apples in Mono he was using the same lexicon Deontay Wilder took "satifecation" from

[@LeftHoookLuke]

Well teddy certainly wasnt wrong then.

[@TheLumeri]

This guy is never shy to call fights and he definitely knows his onions!

[@caseycook7629]

I love teddy man he's the realest a real guy that been around forever & knows what he's talking about

[@manicmute9440]

Will - Lomachenko lost his second pro fight by a close, and questionable, decision and became a world champion in his third. That's the result of a fighter actually pushing them self. And he's only getting better.

[@williesamdavis503]

Jeff Glover true that man he is great and getting better I love watching loma but teddy is already ranking him above guys that are undefeated and have done more and are champions as well. He will need to get past rigo and that’s for starters. Gary russel is his most impressive to date.

[@manicmute9440]

The only people who remain undefeated are those who don't push to their full potential and beyond. Lomachenko has done that and so the loss shouldn't be held against him whilst using other boxers 0s as a sign of superiority. You think other boxers are p4p better (I find the whole p4p thing a load of bullshit btw), fine, but that 1 shouldn't even come into your decision.

[@manicmute9440]

Did they push themselves to the point of taking a world title fight in their second pro match? Stop acting like a little bitch, I've all ready said I don't give a shit about p4p, so save it for someone that cares. What a sad little bitch you are.

[@simonecolombo1308]

Year thill he start talking about mike tyson and become butt hurt

[@worthalook4870]

AJ wins by knockout - wilder isn't good enough

[@miki-made8087]

hahaha Joshua has two losses one in Olimpiade one with Dilan White.

[@Theemptythroneistaken]

AJ has no losses actually lol.

[@miki-made8087]

tony machaveli Magomedrasul vs Anthony joshua.

[@miki-made8087]

tony machaveli Mihai Nistor vs Anthony joshua,and with Dilan,White.

[@Theemptythroneistaken]

Amateurs yes but not pros different ball game! AJ revenged his loss to DW.

[@eranliber5993]

I loved he addressed the issue that people with short memory saying that every fight or boxer is the greatest ever. Smart man. Some fans are casual fans that see boxing maybe a year and they are sure that sun rises from their bedroom.

[@minebubble5192]

upon all the criticism about Anthony Joshua, the guy still rate him as the best out of all the heavy weight boxer.

[@yourlastfoe]

I LOVE listening to passionate representatives of a specific discipline. Atlas is the Yoda of boxing today. Were there better trainers in boxing?, YES; but ever since the unfortunate passing of Emanuel Steward, Atlas (and to some extent Freddie Roach) is the "go to" for COMPLETE boxing knowledge.

[@lordvanilly3311]

It was far from the greatest fight of all time, great fight, but greatest... not even close.

[@danedwadd62]

Ivan Jones tbf dont know what teddy is going on about, nobody said was greatest ever did they?

[@atownshawtypimp1]

Dan Patterson some may have

[@zakzanotti5868]

Twee La it was a great fight. No ones saying it's the best fight ever 😂 he's just getting upset for no reason

[@guudbwoy1974]

Twee La the drama was greater in those times, I loved it

[@Troveofterror]

It may not have been the greatest but to say it's not even close is ridiculous no fight earlier than the 80's is equal let alone better than it ali's fights were far less exiting and dempsey and johnson were no were near as good or exiting either old fighters are over rated the best heavyweights of all time are from the 80s and 90s tyson, bowe, holyfield, lewis

[@johnhaigh7473]

The fight was the best heavyweight fight in recent memory I think we can all establish that,but best fight ever naaaaah.The last great heavyweight fight I can think of that was probably better is Bowe v Holyfield 1,but that's like getting on for 25 years ago.Definitely though this fight revitalised the heavyweight division and made the future look much brighter.

[@Darrell7777]

Ironically, the last great heavyweight title fight prior to this one was actually the Lewis vs V. Klitschko fight in 2003.

[@andrewjenkinson8948]

Is anyone really saying it's the greatest fight ever? I haven't heard anyone say that, and I think Atlas is engaging in a strawman by bringing that up.

[@Theemptythroneistaken]

I have not heard anyone say though that the fight is the greatest ever though which Atlas is saying! all i heard was that it was one lf the best fights ever not *THE BEST*

[@TLaw88]

yes one of the best fights in HW history

[@trvth1s]

Wlad got old, slow thus got caught. If Wlad was 10 years younger heavyweight division would still be ''boring'' and we wouldnt know who any of these other guys were. AJ ticket sales boomed when Wlad lost the titles. People like competitive fights, Wlad didnt make fights competitive in his prime. Coming off a one sided L, 2 years inactive and 2 previous bad performances starting with Jennings, i knew the fight would be competitive but honestly didnt think Wlad would drop AJ. Telling

[@artisfu9]

Teddy, that Lyle / Foreman fight was in the late 70s man!

[@simonabbott3557]

The term “like or dislike him” gets put on atlas. Why? He speaks the most sense and truth of any pundit, I’ve ever heard.

[@robertsorensen5905]

Teddy Atlas is a walking book of boxing history and a fountain of knowledge.

[@progressp4real721]

Teddy atlas is very knowledgeable when it comes to boxing and when analyzing fighters.

[@feedhimtothepigs8490]

This guy keeps u grounded & Head in a calm place playing fight night

[@browzen7946]

very true this guy keeps the nervous energy out of my thumbs on fight night! lets pray they actually bring a good 2 player game out again and make a new one ffs!

[@gabepettinicchio7454]

He's right, those "greatest" comments are an immediate reaction. Fans that truly love the sport are going to display emotion.

[@nheart4107]

Teddy Atlas is a boxing sage and a wealth of boxing knowledge.

[@Bighomie4rmtheD]

Even when he is wrong, he's never making shit up or telling lies

[@MuhammadAliGOAT]

Love listening to this guy man. Real facts and knowledge. The guys in the u.k. need to take notes. In the meantime they can just take notes of Naseem Hamed, because he keeps it real also without being biased.

[@Bacon4Rashers]

Ellie Sechbach is boxing personified I love him.

[@GamingMusicTechAndLife]

What Teddy is speaking of is deeper than just boxing.. "Don't just go with what you hear... Do your research and have some evidence and proof to back up what you suspect"....

[@leonardenglish815]

Teddy gives his open view about boxing to the viewers, in other words, educating.......

[@ihopetowin]

This guy knows the game backwards. Listen to him.

[@resonate3987]

Straight from the veteran's mouth! You can't argue with Teddy Atlas! Even he rates Joshua as top boy amongst the heavyweight division. Remember, this guy was training Mike Tyson from when he was an amateur and in the early stages of his professional career!

[@retrodude5424]

I'm an American and I think this sounds old and corny Americans don't hate, we set trends the world tries to follow with that said AJ is doing a great job and U.K. Should be proud

[@petertyrell9699]

He's right there are no good fights anymore. Its been a long time.

[@BornKingMedia]

I can listen to Teddy all day based off passion alone

[@bboliver725]

this guy was great announcing in the fight night video game. he does love boxing, but he gotta help this fight happen even moreso.

[@christophertanner8057]

Atlas certainly has it down and correct with his knowledge on boxing .He took Mike Tyson from an angry raw street kid and trained that boy into one of the greatest heavyweights of all time,so people should listen when he talks boxing .

[@flexgado249]

Teddy atlas, Emanuel Stewart and now Pauly are excellent boxing analyst

[@PrivateSmiles]

Teddy Atlas and his foundation have done more things for boxing than you guys will ever know.

[@mack12968]

teddy and paulie are the best boxing commentators in boxing at the moment hands down

[@BenThuAlot]

STOP LIVIN IN THE MOMENT!!! Teddy is tops

[@eddiedunne1085]

Teddy is on point as usual. Brutal truth. Most of these modern day fighters would be carrying Sugar Robinson's spit bucket.

[@Dave062YT]

90 000 people rammed into Wemley stadium makes for a great occasion ,add a great fight and you ve got a night to remember .

[@tukupe99]

Nuff respect Teddy, thanks for your opinion that is informed, educative and succinct.

[@datboi5979]

Klitschko can joshua was the best fight in the last 17 years. And one of the greatest heavyweight fights of all time.

[@MrCarltonjsmith]

"...no son, no son...the jab will save you..". Brilliant stuff Teddy.

[@ssoouull]

Teddy Atlas obviously made this observation before Wilder displayed that world class jab against Stiverne November 4. THAT jab plus his power, in my opinion, has Wilder top of the division by far. That being said, I would LOVE to see Wilder and Joshua get in the ring.

[@ssoouull]

neil saxton , it's not just THAT he beat him. It's also HOW he beat him and in how convincing a fashion. Stiverne WAS fat and out of shape. BUT that jab was deadly and thrown beautifully. The right hand after the jab was thrown straight. Great form and power. The rest of it was wide and raw. Wilder is improving. In my opinion, he is top of the division. But that is why they fight the fights and not just talk about it. I can't wait for these two to fight!

[@ssoouull]

neil saxton , also...there is a reason that other fighters use PEDs before they fight Wilder. Wilder keeps trying to fight the best...and the best keep finding ways not to fight him. Even Joshua doesn't sound anxious.

[@scottgeoffrey1793]

Joshua only started boxing down his local gym just one year before Wilder turned professional

[@boxingeye3914]

A legend in Klitchsko has his most exciting fight vs A young undefeated UK Super star champ! Both men showed tremendous heart and balls and came into the fight in tip top shape Exchanging Knockdowns and going for the kills. Then there recovery skills where remarkable also the High level boxing in between like we haven't seen in years because both have Pedigrees! It's an instant classic is all anyone is saying it belongs in the history books especially if Joshua becomes a Great champ into the future like most predict! Plus we have 50,60,70,80,90,100 inch HD tvs right now it's 2017 and the Atmosphere was ridiculous in that Arena.... I just want to 👋 the fuck outta the people who bringing up all the Old fights we know bout them thats why we love boxing already just add this ☝️ to the history books WTF! Epic fight and If you're a Klitchsko fan u can always say dam wish ref hadn't stopped it!!!! Heavyweight division is back fellas Wilder & Parker rocking the other straps AJ gonna try and Get them Fury still the lineal making his comeback you got King Kong in the picture will Vlad retire? 🔥

[@carloslosamoore1]

Apollo Spade Aj beat a 40 year old and Whyte. Sorry but nobody has a great resume. And if he sucks so bad why didn't Aj or Klit want that Wbc BELT since a weak boxer is the only thing in the way of UNIFICATION. Facts vs your biased opinion

[@nanaki3185]

Klitscho fought much better fighters than Wilder... STFU and pick a different sport.

[@carloslosamoore1]

Nanaki learn reading comprehension. The discussion was on Aj vs Wilders resume child.

[@nanaki3185]

I understand exactly what you're talking about dumbass, it's you who should look into a course on reading comprehension. Perhaps you don't know much about grammar... I said "Klitschko fought much better fighters than Wilder." As written that sentence is interpreted as: Klitschko has fought fighters who are much more talented and dangerous in the ring than Wilder will ever be. You're the one that brought up previous competition and attempted to throw shade on Klitschko. Klitschko was not scared of Wilder, Klitschko fought and annihilated much better competition, the man ended his career at 64-4 which consisted of him clearing the HW 4 times. But, yeah, he's a bum like everyone on Wilder's record... Wilder has fought who again? Arreola? Stiverne 1 (who took him the distance, oh right he "broke his hand")? Stiverne 2 (the time when the guy hadn't been to the gym in 2 years)? Ortiz has been his only fight with any clout, and even then the only thing that WIlder shows is that he clubs people with rabbit punches, and that he has decent enough KO power to get lucky. 40 fights to 20, but you want to talk shit about AJ's record? AJ has fought better competition in his last 5 fights than Wilder has seen in all 40 put together. For what the division consists of AJ's record is not trash, unlike Wilder's. The 40 year old Klitschko that AJ beat would have ended Wilder, get real. Wild swinging vs. Klitschko never turned out well, but don't take my word for it check tape. AJ will fight and embarrass Wilder. The problem has been to this point Wilder believes he deserves a 50% cut, he doesn't. This is the pros, not amateur sport, the name of the game is making money. Like I said STFU and pick a different sport fag. Facts vs. your dimwitted "unbiased" opinion.

[@carloslosamoore1]

Nanaki nobodies reading your bullshit. If you think it's ok to disrespect men online hit my ig cypathletes so we can see who you really are if you're bad enough. If you aren't man enough then stop commenting to me behind a fake profile. Because I'll block your comments. I'll be waiting

[@bingocharm]

I really wish Teddy would be in Andre Ward corner. This is the right coach for him.

[@vestibulate]

Of course, the "Fight of the Century" occurred in 1910. It was by no means a great contest. But it was the single most important fight of its own and succeeding times, down to the present. Aficionados will know to what I'm referring.

[@sinjonezp]

Foreman vs Lyle was Jan 76 ...but it’s okay Teddy I can listen to you talk boxing all day !

[@heliopolis29]

Teddy says it like it really is. Spot on every point.

[@Boxing24101]

Much respect to Atlas, just feel he lives in a past time paradise.

[@samsever69]

Punchers are born not made...fact. Spoken from the guru of Boxing

[@brzy1188]

Wilder's power is overstated, all these guys have power, and if you haven't noticed Joshua knocks people dead as well, he may even be more powerful in fact. What it comes down to is technique, punch IQ, speed, accuracy and heart. Its the shot you don't see that knocks you out, thats why these factors are so important, ask Mike Tyson, speed kills not power. I know Americans want to jump all over Wilder as their new heavyweight saviour but open your eyes, he has fought nobody other than Stiverne who is also a bum, and some of these bums he hasn't even looked good against. He loses to Joshua, Fury and Klitschko, and possibly Ortiz though I give him more chance there. He proved this lack of understanding himself when he tweeted the video of him windmilling some bum as if it was meant to be impressive.. Really? straight embarrassing.

[@SwissCheese112]

i just checked the WBC rankings, bermaine stiverne, has not fought since 2015 but somehow has now climbed to the number one challenger for wilders belt..if its fishy check for don king, and BINGO their he pops up.

[@cliffordhill2365]

I enjoyed your boxing comments, but I have to see some of Joshuas fights before I say he could beat wilder

[@MrKonan83]

Brzy cross ortiz off that list

[@mpforeverunlimited]

He knocked out Ortiz, next is fury then Joshua. The UK better get it's wills in order because wilder is coming for its soul.

[@panchody]

Ok AJ vs Wilder AJ stay left of Wilder like Ortiz did AJ has power in both hands listen get behind jab . Tyson Fury beat both in uk 🇬🇧 Fury need to fight AJ else where to get the belt from AJ . Listen I like Wilder but Mike Tyson told him the against top 5 -10 he would win top 5 his skill will cost him

[@Pulsonar]

Hes right, the bar was higher back in the day, but Im glad the UK heavies are picking up that bar and putting it up there for challengers to measure up to.

[@gblackmon84]

Foreman-Lyle was a scary fight. Lyle almost died from final knockdown. Foreman got up using his neck and his knees.

[@thegovnor6526]

People say this was a greatest fight because before AJ the HW division was stale. Not AJ's fault, he's just getting work done. Chat shit-get banged

[@20FreeWill]

Shut up

[@technojoe4079]

Lol

[@IngemarKenyatta]

I love Teddy Atlas. He ALWAYS keeps it real. Why can't we have a few of him? The realest white guy in boxing.

[@billpoulos9517]

Didn't Mean To Forget Cus, In The Great Trainers Category, I Apologize, Teddy!

[@langzi74]

Here's the thing most people over looked or just not paying attention: Wilder may had a great KO punch with his right overhead, but Anthony Joshua on the other hand can KO opponents with any of his punches on any giving time, plus here's the killer, AJ has an undetectable weapon: The upper cut!

[@ronaldsouza5230]

Always putting it in perspective!!

[@cvader7]

Teddy Atlas sounds like Arnold in the beginning! Serious dude about the sport!

[@jchisholm1968]

What he's trying to say is the current Heavyweight Division is a joke & shouldn't be compared to the great fights & fighters that have come before them. How true that is!

[@stevenashe8900]

Lyle-Foreman was January 1976. I knew that without looking it up. Surprised Teddy didn't even get the decade right.

[@mainewonder9436]

Teddy is so real. His book was excellent

[@Redpaw000]

Teddy is being wasted not being a commentator for HBO/SHOWTIME

[@J16-d6u]

All I can think is fight night when I hear his voice

[@X-Factor-22]

Just like Atlas said, Joshua is a polished fighter and that makes a big difference. I don't even think Wilder could beat Klitschko at this time.

[@fatapples3838]

Personally Atlas is living in the past. I watched the Lyle fight. It was good but wasn't great. The rumble in the jungle fight was great because of the fairytale storyline and the heart Ali showed. In terms of how far sweet science has technically moved on though, you cannot compare it to the cruiserweight days of Jack Johnson. Due to how the fight went with all the knock-downs, skills, speed, stamina and heart shown by both boxers, Joshua v Kiltschko should easily go down as one of the greatest HW fights of all time.

[@beesnees3758]

Foreman v hollyfield. How Foreman was still standing is beyond me.

[@samslick9000]

Lyle and Foreman fought in 1976

[@davidholcomb9393]

Ron Lyle and Big George got it on in the 70's not in the 80's Teddy.Then70's was the golden age of the Heavyweights not he 80's.

[@katrinapayne9018]

It was the best fight and years. Top 5 heavyweight fight of all time

[@hujjesb]

teddy knows what he is talking about .. And every word he says is so true .

[@badarasesay7374]

One of the best boxing analyst.

[@sonlyme4445]

Compared to the history of Deontay Wilders' Heavyweight reign - it was the best fight ever. Other than that, it was a great fight, and one that the division needed.

[@louisianarenegade4606]

Perfect explanation that goes for All Sports

[@pasodeminick]

I was very lucky to grow up in the late 80's and 90's HW era. These two would be forced, even by a couthouse, to face each other, as there was too many good fighters waiting for their chance. Still waiting since 2004 to have an undisputed since Lennox Lewis... almost 15 years without someone really great in this division. By the way, loving Teddy Atlas passion for boxing, the man who refused to continue training Briggs because he was "too weak to his natural talent".

[@WZ912]

Teddy Atlas is right on the Money!...........as usual.

[@44032]

Love Teddy. "Calyptic": To suddenly start singing calypso?

[@ramonpooser7101]

I don't put many above Jack Johnson. I've seen them all and his skills, speed and unmeasured power stand above all.

[@jonathanfranco3230]

Heavy weight decision was a lot tougher before

[@zh1992]

If you listen closely at the end you can hear Ellie's heart breaking when teddy says Joshua 🤣

[@howarddavid31]

I like Wilder , he hits harder and that right hand is deadly however he is very one dimensional and wild at times with mediocre opposition. Joshua on the other hand is very polished and after the Klitch fight, has the better experience. I give the edge to Joshua however styles make fights so who knows what could happen?

[@RobsterRulzDude0518]

He says about Foreman-Lyle being in The 80's ?! The Foreman-Lyle fight was in the 70's Teddy. : /

[@thunderbolito5609]

Teddy is pure knowledge that is why I never bet on what he says (give me a minute to explain), first of the man knows 20 lifetimes of boxing no doubt, my point is Teddy's angle is this, from listening to him for a lot years, he has a bias towards the technical aspect of things and always comes from that angle as he probably should but if you are a betting man you have to come from many aspects, such as confidence of a fighter, age, life experience etc...is his family life strong that it supports the rest of the athletes talents , is he/she hungry for the game, and so forth, technic helps a great deal but is not the only thing, your camp, coaches, you need all those others to help you win and assess who the better man is stepping on that ring. Again I respect Tony Atlas and watched him for a lot years, he has a great passion, tells it like it is ,never afraid to say when a fighter got robbed , always puts a great perspective on what each fighter should do to win, a legend in the boxing game in his own right.

[@neilfrodsham5066]

Joshua vs wilder breakdown starts at 4.00. The first four mins is just bitterness!.

[@douchebag6039]

I like how he mentioned firpo vs dempsey fight that legit was the greatest heavyweight fight of all fuckin time never have i seen a fight like that in my life firpo goes down 9 times 7 times before ultimately falling another 2 times after he somehow in the midst of all the carnage rise above the voices in the crowd and managed to blast jack dempsey through the ropes and than dempsey gets back in with a fire in his heart and soul to absolutely give punishment to his opponent stopping firpo after 9 knock downs and firpo knocked dempsey throuhh yhe ropes only to fight back an win truly the best boxing match for heavyweight boxing i ever seen maybe greatest boxing match of all time goes to dempsey firpo idk what it was abour kid blackie that made him unlike any other boxer and 1L on his pro record that is a controversial loss too yet he never spoke bad about the loss because you can blame it on the ref for not counting fast enough u can blame jack dempsey himself for not going to clause of his neutral corner to be in effect either way tunney arose and floored dempsey in the later rounds but dempsey fought on to the finish yea fights back than were pretty wild they had no neutral corner so it made things more interesting for the sport if boxing wasnt so weird and not the way it was made than boxing would be way way way way more popular than the ufc i seen my share of black and white boxing films things were more ferocious with no neutral corners inwanna see the same in color no neutral corners and take away that extra added rope over the four ropes so fighters can get punched through the ropes more i see they do their all to protect the amazing things that happened before in boxing from nit happening i like wilder over all other heavyweughts cause he brings that old fashioned sense to the division the days when it was no neutral corner the days where dempsey was king of the heavyweights until joe louis dominated for years to come until marciano forcefully took that belt than patterson as somehow the mandatory an basically got it off a popularity contest um lets see joshua is a floyd patterson wilder is a new age ali mixed with dempsey

[@chrishoward4515]

it was the best heavy weight fight in 20 years because the heavy weight division has been shit for at least that time

[@thexonerunner1517]

Those guys have been given their dues, as there have been inumerable books, editorials and documentaries about all of them.

[@mcneila3]

I get his point about this not being the greatest fight of all time but he is labouring the fuck out of it.

[@edwardazrilyan4042]

I gave AJ the 5th, 8th and 11th rounds only. Great fight.

[@stevenchow7066]

From all the coverage can't remember anyone calling it the greatest fight ever! Greatest heavyweight fight in the last 20 or so years maybe!

[@treeduck3705]

I agree with Teddy on all points in the interview, the fight not being the GOAT, and who's the best right now.

[@Theemptythroneistaken]

But no one said it was the GOAT though so i dont know where he is getting that from.

[@treeduck3705]

It was the HBO cheerleaders, mostly Lampley.

[@jimjimskimmer1935]

This guy knows his stuff. The sheer mention of Sam Langford and Jack Johnson shows he knows his stuff. Boxing has had such a bad run in the heavyweight division. Joshua was exposed and need to get a trainer like Atlas or someone right now.

[@chatterboxing7852]

Has a single person said that this was the greatest fight of all time? What is he talking about?

[@gamingwithsloth6112]

Teddy Atlas knows his shit!

[@BlankUberEverybody]

the Foreman-Lyle fight was in the 70s not the 80s

[@aldenunion]

Many people are going on old scouting and I see Wilder moved in a direction.He injured his right hand,so for weeks was only able to work with his left,..RESULT: his jabs are THUNDER.Striverne fight,was so fast wasn't enough to show the changes he made,but he made them.He was using a left and right thunder jab to slide out when ever he chose.Controlled range.I know I am no Teddy Atlas or Larry Merchant but I feel it's in the match up.This isn't wrestling.The coordinated man is Deontay Wilder.Joshua is going to be prone to a inside game and if Deontay can control range,don't get lazy and allow the inside slug fest will be to his benefit.I like how he was using the left and right jabs to slide out in Striverne fight.If I was him,I'd pour it on from jump, and do same thing.Klitchko and Whyte had to fight that fight, but with coordination,speed,power,faster feet,Wilder needs to act like the more coordinated fighter in and out with jabs waiting for the big showstopper kingdom silencer.If he gets lazy and allows the slow pound for pound inside bout,he will be counting on a knock out.I wouldn't go into any fight only counting on that.Sometimes through history it never came.Also absorbing those inside shots cause fatique.Going in like this,the knock shot presents itself but always plan on "The hard route"..Step Jabs occupy as he slides out left or right.His range is phenominal,tagging from so far back.The great fighters can continue that for entire fight if need be and I think Deontay Wilder is there (conditioning wise).THOSE EARLY FIGHTS WHERE HE JUST SET THERE IN GUARD ALLOWING A TRADE OFF,was bad conditioning and lazy..WONT SEE ANY GOOD CHAMPIONS IN MODERN ERA JUST SETTING THERE,THE WINNERS ARE RELENTLESS WORKERS AND CAN DO THAT FOR TWELVE.IF DEONTAY IS THAT COORDINATED BIG MAN SET UP LIKE A MUSTANG GT WILLING TO KEEP MOVING,HE WILL WIN.The knock out would present itself naturally.

[@tomdewar5484]

i could hardly keep my eyes open watching that fight

[@eharris6347]

Teddy atlas Has a passion for the sport

[@TheZayzkidd3]

Man, let the past go. The heavyweight division is back.

[@georgemilne2845]

Wilder and Joshua have fairly similar amateur experience. They both started late

[@billpoulos9517]

Hey Teddy, The Foreman/Lyle Fight Was In The 70's Not The 80's And Yes There Was Certainly An Excellent Group Of Heavyweights, @ This Time!

[@tummyseeyawrong6569]

He likes Wilder but won't say it... Has to support his fellow country man..