Teddy Atlas demonstrates Mike Tyson's Signature Punch, the Devastating Uppercut | THE FIGHT TACTICS

[@TheFightWTA]

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[@LastSon]

Teddy, I know you and Mike squashed the beef and I know that you truly have a pure love for Mike. It's time for you to be on Hotboxin. You twoare family, set it up.

[@youlee8063]

#teamstevenson951 Instagram thanks for the tips and help coach

[@joshoconner7448]

Legend of the sport teddy keep the great material coming. Love the insight 👍🏾👍🏾

[@shaunh2371]

I love the way Teddy puts whole being into his shots a credit to cus I'm enjoying Teddy atlas and tysons time on earth descendents of cus havnt forgot about Mr Rooney either sometimes I pretend I'm Tyson in the mirror and I most likely do all the wrong techniques just a fan not an athlete I fancy my chances against the grumpy bin man but might be part of the dumping site next bin day ha

[@glockspecific7757]

Ask whoop to give you some content ideas.....

[@rabbithole8858]

Teddy and Tyson having a conversation on either podcast would crash the internet

[@daboxingscholar]

Definitely but i dont think hes interested

[@BlackPrimeMinister]

@@daboxingscholar I don't believe that for a second.

[@daboxingscholar]

@@BlackPrimeMinister you think rob his tech guy who reads the comments haven't mentioned it to him it doesn't take jeff bezos to understand how epic that would be but he hasn't done it he clearly understands how much mike tyson name means on the internet he broke down his signature punch and uses taggs with his name

[@BlackPrimeMinister]

@@daboxingscholar It's not that. They are both interested, but there's pride and hurt involved. Both are big-hearted and emotional men. It has nothing whatsoever to do with "interest". Both men would jump at the opportunity, if they could navigate the web of disappointment, rejection and ill-feeling. It was a divorce. Two people who loved each other. Sometimes, the pair never speak again in life, but it's not because they're "not interested". That would be a lie, and an obvious lie to observers. Such is the case, here.

[@daboxingscholar]

@@BlackPrimeMinister bro Mike has reached out to teddy on several occasions he does not want to talk to him you basically said it's not because they're not interested but their emotions make them not interested its mainly teddy and im sure ken has talked to him about it hes not interested

[@DjCashesclay]

Hope to see you on the Hotboxin show Teddy!! 🥊🥊

[@omardaniel1]

Dj.Cashesclay that would be epic. Even Don King

[@8bitboxing]

I agree!

[@markkincaid3856]

Oh shoot let's make that happened. Lol

[@MuhammadAliGOAT]

yeah imagine, never would happen.. if it does they gonna cut the shit outta that LMFAOOOOOOOOO

[@pbennett13]

that would be one of the biggest boxing webcasts ever!!

[@pastorj3224]

I'd like to see him and Kevin Rooney both on Mike's show. That'd be great.

[@daboxingscholar]

Jason Johnson I don’t think Kevin can from what I heard

[@kristophercantu297]

(@@daboxingscholar ) Yeah brother, he's in really bad shape.

[@oOZingS]

If tyson hadn't been made to fire atlas and rooney by don king, this fast peek-a-boo style would have mad him a totally different proposition in later fights. instead kings trainers had him fight as a big hitter - he hit hard anyway! i suppose from kings point of view, if you train him the wrong way you know who to put your money on. shame.

[@daboxingscholar]

@@oOZingS don king had nothing to do with Teddy atlas

[@oOZingS]

​@@daboxingscholar ok fair enough. minus teddy atlas anyway tho, he wasn't fighting the style cus had used and adjusted to perfection to suit mikes strengths and weaknesses

[@EuroKoncepts]

Teddy talking about Tyson: "5' FOOT 11", MAYBE ON A GOOD DAY"

[@thedondaithi1304]

Yeah teddy is a salty boy

[@GG33_420]

@@thedondaithi1304 shut up you idiot

[@dragonblade6892]

Lol idk about salty but I think he meant that in boxing measurements aren’t that accurate registering an inch up in height or reach isn’t a big deal so

[@viperfanaccount688]

Well it’s true the man wasn’t that tall. His listed height was bs

[@thedondaithi1304]

@@GG33_420 you're as salty as Teddy 😂😂

[@riaddaniels2823]

These are the types of videos we want from Teddy, and fight plans! Teddy is legend!

[@daboxingscholar]

Teddy atlas : bang bang bang Bank teller : will that be all sir 😂😂😂teddy has the best mind in boxing

[@ketchup5344]

"its a nice view up here but not on your way down" priceless Teddy 😂

[@MariusTeodorParaschiv]

Rip to cus the peak a boo master

[@thesmartbudgetchannel2940]

the best.

[@guygranger7894]

Cant get info like this unless youre at the gym with Teddy Atlas until now...Its value is like gold...Thanks Teddy

[@CatamaranChannel]

"5' FOOT 11", MAYBE ON A GOOD DAY" "5' FOOT 10", ON A BAD DAY" And he DESTROYED THEM ALL!

[@JonDingle]

Simple, powerful and beautiful! Until another boxer comes along with the same style, speed and power of Mike Tyons then Iron Mike will always be my favorite champion!

[@aspiknf]

There will never be another Mike Tyson, just like there will never be another Muhammad Ali

[@JonDingle]

@@aspiknf Quite probably right, but one should never say never.

[@shamahmed746]

@@JonDingle never is correct man those guys r 1 in million wont ever see it in our lifetime and others to come

[@internetfam902]

@@aspiknf just like there will never be another floyd Mayweather the master at defence. All legends in their own right.

[@sharpgage6512]

the peeaboo style being used by mike tyson will always be the most exsiting style to watch and talk about. that style with mikes explosive energy with his ora of unbeatability at the time all these things combined made him the ledgend he became. anyone who wasnt around in the 80s to mid 90s will never understand the ora of menace and fear mike tyson truley held in those years. even people who were around back then the memory of it has faded over so many years.

[@robbytucker6496]

thank you sir for putting these videos out its great information an to have u explain the what when where an why of the style an the history . it just a blessing to have u doing these video sir thank you

[@nickx4576]

Bang, Bang ~ Tony Atlas

[@maximusdecimusmeridius5500]

Its teddy,sharp guy.

[@johnburke4931]

stonewall tommy jackson 😆

[@AxleTrade]

Tyson will always be the baddest man on the planet even if he's one of the gentlest souls around now.

[@davidscott3996]

He can be both in the same time. That's truly amazing.

[@AxleTrade]

@@davidscott3996 He's gone really far and grown as a person. The guy's a living legend and deserves the credit.

[@marklower007]

Gentlest soul until you piss him off lol

[@ImVeris]

Those punches always looked so crushingly painful when Tyson threw them. They inspired me to try body shots when I started Muay Thai. A sidestep with a solid punch right above the abs but just below the chest usually crumpled guys.

[@GuyFromTheSouth]

Body shots are far more painful and intimidating. Something about not being able to breathe and a guy is still walking you down and you know he knows you're hurt because you cant help but show it. You cant fight if you cant breathe.

[@davidscott3996]

don't get kicked in the head when you do that in muay thai bout homie.

[@fredwr]

That's a solar plexus shot absolutely horrible to feel

[@marklower007]

Yea and I used to dimok guys back when I used to go fight In the kumitay in the secret jungle😂

[@Unseen.Warfare]

marklower007 he’s from Thailand. That’s not far fetched. It’s Super common. You’re an idiot.

[@ishmaelhope2516]

Thank you for sharing your knowledge, Teddy. I went from intense chronic pain to finally healing and now, as I'm figuring out my body, I'm making leaps and bounds by listening to you share your precious knowledge. I don't know if I'll become a boxer, but I am most definitely training. I am developing my body and mind, and your wisdom is getting me there. I feel a connection with the ancient fighting tradition, going back to the Romans and Greeks, listening to your crystal-clear stories and strategies. Thank you so much for sharing.

[@motivatedstoner9279]

I love all the small details like move the shoulder back before punching.

[@TheRealTomahawk]

WHOOP there it is!

[@SwinginJohnson74]

Teddy could scare his opponents into submission just by yelling WHAPPP!!!!

[@Logjam5]

Yep.

[@SmedleyButlerIII]

The suspense I have watching this..waiting on the legendary WHAP!! WHAP!! BAM! BAM!!!

[@wrotedog]

Nice to hear teddy bring back mikes signature moves and punches.

[@RomarioFouardo]

Love to see you guys healthy and well, love the show

[@chrislloyd7249]

1:08 is just unreal. Period.

[@Mr.A_LDN]

My favourite combo in Boxing-devastating when Mike threw it.

[@BROTHAWARRIOR]

Call Atlas "Mr. Personality..." He's truly something special, and my favorite trainer

[@kartiersupremewhite330]

Great Great Teddy!!! Love to see you and Mike together!!! Like old times!!!

[@mainemade300]

Teddy do some videos about street fight su have been in

[@VinnieSajan]

I barely do any boxing these days, but for some reason I just love watching these. Guess I just love the knowledge is all. In the memory banks folks.

[@benugdsen75]

Imagine a week’s worth of sessions with Teddy at the gym. 😊🙏🏾

[@fuyu5979]

Another fantastic explanation n strategy by Teddy Atlas. Kudos for your video. Looking forward to more of these types of videos.

[@jonathanwiggins5366]

Love these demonstrations

[@ismith8053]

4:00 notice the partner understandably flinches a little! I found my movement had been ingrained a little as well.

[@amplify3735]

Teddy and Tyson need to podcast this kind of thing

[@rockabye_baby187]

To me, and idc if others disagree, Mike Tyson used the same approach to striking opponents that Rocky Marciano did. The difference is, Rocky was a bit unorthodox where we see his head was always leaned to the side, he had a subtle feint, usually a fake lunge, followed by short compact strikes thrown...what parts of the body? Ribs, temple, chin, breastbone, liver area (on left side). If a boxer...focuses on closing distance...letting their hands go quickly, recoiling from torso up to protect vs counter punch thrown, then quickly reload and strike behind the counter...it's a vicious chain of activity that usually lays dudes out cold. If they do have a chin and heart, it absolutely saps energy or inside provokes angst as we see often with a boxer wilting their defensive fundamentals mostly where we're told to always keep our hands elevated to block further followup punches thrown. It also can become a creative way to bluff your opponent into believing you're hurt, when they charge in or get distracted momentarily (they think they're close to "being ready to go." See Tommy Morrison get brutally dropped by...I think it was Mercer? Marquez vs Pacquiao where Pacman was laid out face first from a check hook, Hatton vs Mayweather same punch and sent Ricky into the ring post.)

[@michaeljohn8905]

This is awesome. Thanks to Teddy or Mr. Atlas. Love learning about this .

[@StreetLethalRacing]

Awesome Teddy thanks!

[@IronWireMartialArts]

LOVE THIS!!! THANKS SO MUCH FOR SHARING!!

[@DomTVdotTV]

never seen these guys actually in the same physical space pretty cool

[@danfors1333]

Turns out Atlas has big head, the other guy small head... I thought it was the other way around.

[@DomTVdotTV]

@@danfors1333 maybe the hair threw you off

[@jahigains9201]

You're the man, Teddy! Love the breakdowns! Bang, Bang!

[@cloudman8911]

Teddy and Tyson together=invincible combination.

[@lifestrategies9576]

Don’t lose your defence for offence by Teddy Atlas))) great quote

[@gdgbjbfgcbjn]

Thank you Teddy! cool as hell! Keep the videos coming, great info!

[@JD-vo2fm]

Teddy could break someone’s nose with those uppercuts

[@eltonjohn3519]

teddy altlas and jack dempsey making history

[@bigrich693]

Love this! Thank you guys !

[@sallgoodman2323]

Teddy growing his own repertoire of videos to grow this amazing channel!

[@coolboy_studio]

Master Atlas, are you going to teach Tyson again for his return to boxing? Could you please teach how to do quick shadowing boxing like Tyson (at 1:08)? What secret did you teach Tyson in that time so that he threw such fast punches in shadow boxing? I even cannot see clearly about his movements which you taught him.

[@mujahidraja8849]

I will practice on this tactic punch thanks

[@aureliennguiamba1766]

Thanks edd

[@sergiocampillo8059]

Muchas gracias maestro por la explicación.. Ver venir a tyson de frente con esa estilo de boxeo seria terrorífico

[@rockabye_baby187]

Big Teddy Atlas fan. Some people say he's a phony expert but that's BS. If you just listen to him, he knows boxing in such depth that he could explain reasoning without bias.

[@Zanaze_banane]

Who needs their own trainer when we have Teddy Atlas on KZbin.

[@lukedrysdale]

Teddy Atlas....the professor of Boxing 🥊

[@joeyfiggiani]

That was great, guys. Glad to see you outside and healthy.

[@joesoap1960]

Great stuff teddy thanks for that.

[@amandaarmsworthy395]

Teddy is the GOAT IN the training aspect of things

[@andrewbarber2054]

love Teddys enthusiasm

[@sylyjoly]

i would love to see a montage of all the punch sound effects teddy has done over the years

[@KyleGushue]

Man these are so great. Thanks fellas.

[@colonfinest5908]

Thank you for this free sauce

[@2_2_4_3]

Awesome Teddy!!!! Great explanation.

[@iandadon1757]

The finer details 👌👊

[@gragrn]

Great work gentlemen!

[@umbra.b2375]

Great info thank you.

[@AZx_0]

BANG! Love it guys keep em coming!

[@omardaniel1]

I enjoy these videos! I like when Teddy gets intense Gets all into it. Good sense of humor too.

[@alcottdevalte7440]

Brilliant, I appreciate all these videos, keep it up guys :-)

[@fubanuba2827]

Great Video !

[@gp8229]

Thank you Teddy 🙏

[@SiLoMixMaster]

Roy Jones and Dillian Whyte need to watch this on repeat because Tyson and Povetkin have this move perfected.

[@BlackPrimeMinister]

I can't understand how fools claim Povetkin "got lucky". "Lucky punch". What is lucky about skill?

[@aaronstorey9712]

@@BlackPrimeMinister povetkin established that move early

[@BlackPrimeMinister]

Aaron Storey Whyte is in a tough place. It’s really hard to counter. The best way to control it is with the jab, which he was doing until he got a bit lazy. I believe a rematch will see a repeat. Most big men are vulnerable to the D’Amato style. A good bob-weave rib banger in Joe Frazier mode is kryptonite for big men getting ever-bigger. Or foul your way to victory, like Klit did. My money says Povetkin wins the world title. Only his aging legs can stop him.

[@aspiknf]

Tyson and Povetkin were both trained by Teddy Atlas

[@BlackPrimeMinister]

@@aspiknf Whyte should hire Atlas! Am I wrong?

I like this teddy that's finally left his and tyson disagreement in the past!!!! And actually give credit where it's due !!!

[@ace11235]

Michael Flitter Here you go. We need to have Teddy on Hotboxin. kzbin.info/www/bejne/oHPCl41pe9SBrdk

[@nicelooser]

Keep these videos coming we need more knowledge from teddy

[@s.k7770]

Love seeing Teddy speak highly of Mike

[@weedyguitarstudio1715]

Awesome video love that your showing these you are a great trainer and you and Cus made a wrecking machine of a fighter in Tyson one of the greatest of all time behind Ali

[@JamesClark1991]

Love these Tyson vids!

[@candorlar]

Teddy is a true Grandmaster.

[@abrahamanthony7106]

NIce to see Teddy teaming up with Jack Dempsey for some tactics talk.

[@dextera-q8465]

Great lesson.

[@bobweber4140]

Awesome thankyou again

[@glenroe81]

2:28 marathon! damn Ken is a machine

[@blayne9182]

Thanks teddy you are amazing

[@JagUriel]

What a legend Teddy! 🙌🏾

[@ate5ive866]

whoop there it is

[@keepleft]

I often wonder which is more powerful. Mike Tyson's punches or the sounds that Teddy makes for those punches.

[@Wildcat_93]

"A PUNCH CAN BE A KEY SOMETIMES!"

[@airbornestud3007]

More more more...we want more!

[@NateIscold]

Keep doing these if you can

[@pedroj.martinez-fraga5155]

Great stuff!!

[@solomngrundy9064]

Teddy and costamodo (hopefully I spelled that right lol) created the perfect monster to be the ring,HANDS DOWN!!!!!!!!!!! I would love to see Teddy train Gervanti Davis in this style,now that would be crazy nice!!!! Much respect as always 🧸!!!!!!!!!

[@davidanthony4960]

this must be torture for teddy hahahaha.. the last guy he wants to really talk about or touch on "mike" is the only guy people want to request him to talk about looooool.. ahh poor teddy u gotta love him

[@BlackPrimeMinister]

Really? You can see how proud he is of Tyson, because Iron Mike's success was really his own success. He was part of the team that built, for a short time, maybe the greatest fighter the world has on tape. No matter how it ended, this is still true, and it will be how Teddy is remembered after he's gone.

[@richardwhite8529]

@DavidAnthony that’s exactly what l was thinking . I won’t be forgetting how much animosity teddy had against Mike . it’s only the last few months he’s acting like it didn’t exist . Mike doesn’t hold grudges or at least tries his best not to and l bet Mike would be happy to have teddy on and lay it all on the line on hotboxin and let’s not forget that in reality teddy wouldn’t have a podcast or a brand of merchandise if it wasn’t for Mike . That’s just how l see it . Obviously there’s things most of us don’t know but we’re entitled to have opinions

[@richardwhite8529]

For all we know this could all be a lead up to a reunion podcast 🤷🏼‍♂️🤷🏼‍♂️. Like another guy said , that would crash the internet 😂😂

[@davidanthony4960]

@@richardwhite8529 teddy knows this channel needs topics on mike.. otherwise i wouldn't listen as much for sure.. mike is always in demand to be talked about

[@richardwhite8529]

@.Mr Nzeribe If you search Teddy Atlas talks to joe Joe Rogan about Mike Tyson You’ll see how bitter he really is about Mike. He basically said that mikes record is 0 for 5 or something stupid like that . You won’t hear him talking about Michael Moorer like that . Why ? When Moorer was destroyed by Holmes after Mike had beaten Holmes . Honestly, l don’t think Teddy is the morally perfect person he makes himself out to be .

[@Enzo87325]

I need a teddy atlas alarm clock !! Wake up ..wappppp!!!! Wake up ..wapppp!!!!

[@hori83]

Tyson created openings before the stare down!

[@K33f11]

Teddy is pretty scary too if you let him inside. Thanks guys keep em coming 👍

[@hrvojeknezovic]

Teddy "Real Deal" Atlas

[@marccaruso1351]

Tyson had a great left-hook, too, and as he started to pile up a body count, he had to incorporate new punches because guys were so afraid of it. Hence, the right uppercut as guys would automatically duck away from the left-side load up, and then usually move right into the right-uppercut. And then Tyson could feint the left hook, and get to the right uppercut even earlier.

[@jsj297]

Yes! ^^^ Dude right here nailed it. Of course Teddy was just breaking down his basic set - one 64 combo. But you are 100% right later on with that left hook! This guy right here probably a dam good boxer I bet. 🥊

[@Dario_Mazzella1975]

I have what I call T Rex arms. So I started to use this technique. Thanks Teddy. Your a legend

[@MuhammadAliGOAT]

Welcome to "THE FIGHT with TEDDY ATLAS.. joined as always with legendary trainer TEDDY ATLAS"

[@edwardl.492]

teddy, that was awethome.. thank you