Teddy Atlas Lists His Top 10 Pound-for-Pound Greatest Fighters Ever
Teddy Atlas, on his superb podcast ‘The Fight,’ recently listed his top 10 greatest ever heavyweights, and the fans sure found the list, the picks, interesting.
Teddy Atlas, on his superb podcast ‘The Fight,’ recently listed his top 10 greatest ever heavyweights, and the fans sure found the list, the picks, interesting.
In his The Fight podcast, Teddy Atlas spoke about the possibly soon-to-be upon-us mega-fight that is Canelo Alvarez Vs. Terence Crawford, a fight reports say is as good as a done deal for September (though nothing is actually official yet).
Former trainer Teddy Altas says he doesn’t like how Anthony Joshua accepted defeat so “easily” and “graciously” last September in his one-sided loss to Oleksandr Usyk in London, England.
Anthony Joshua needs to get a big broom and sweep out his trainer Rob McCracken and replace him with a strict disciplinarian in Teddy Atlas to try and save his sinking career.
Teddy Atlas isn’t in favor of the aging 42-year-old superstar Manny Pacquiao tangling with the unbeaten WBO welterweight champion Terence ‘Bud’ Crawford because he thinks it’ll be the last match of the Filipino star’s career if he takes this fight.
Heavyweight legends George Foreman and Larry Holmes both watched Saturday night’s Mike Tyson-Roy Jones exhibition with interest, as did Tyson’s former trainer Teddy Atlas.
The wild tumultuous life of boxing trainer Teddy Atlas is recounted with brutal honesty in his 2006 autobiography “From The Streets To The Ring A Son’s Struggle To Become A Man”.
Teddy Atlas states that he’s been contacted by Team Andy Ruiz Jr. about the possibility of him taking over as the coach for the former IBF/WBA/WBO heavyweight champion.
As fight fans have read by now, former heavyweight champ Andy Ruiz has split with trainer Manny Robles (Robles being the fourth man to train Ruiz at pro level – Jeff Grmoja, Freddie Roach and Abel Sanchez being the other three coaches to have guided the Mexican-American at some point through his career) – and the 30 year old is currently looking for a new trainer.
Don Elbaum, Guy Jutras, Lee Samuels & Teddy Atlas among living inductees to also enter Hall of Fame
The International Boxing Hall of Fame and Museum announced today the members of the Class of 2019.