Mike Tyson vs Jake Paul | Zepeda Stops Hughes | Callum Walsh Win | Garcia Haney Fight

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Teddy Atlas and co-host Ken Rideout discuss this past weekend's super welterweight matchup between Callum Walsh and Dauren Yeleussinov along with Floyd Schofield vs Ester Suero, William Zepeda vs Maxi Hughes. They also discuss the announced Mike Tyson vs Jake Paul fight, and hit on Ryan Garcia's Health and the potential of the Devin Haney fight not happening.
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0:00 - Intro / Teddy's Knee Injury
13:24 - Callum Walsh vs Dauren Yeleussinov
23:38 - Floyd Schofield vs Esteuri Suero
37:08 - William Zepeda vs Maxi Hughes
52:25 - Mike Tyson vs Jake Paul
01:07:50 - Ryan Garcia's Health / Devin Haney Fight
01:32:58 - Dillian Whyte vs. Christian Hammer
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  • @scorpionxiiclips
    @scorpionxiiclipsАй бұрын

    Teddy keeps dropping the ball on the Jake Paul topic. He deserves no props... he intentionally calls out 40 year old guys with 30 lbs weight disadvantage because he's a weight bully looking for the easiest fights possible so he can create the illusion of dominance. What respect does he deserve for calling out 50 year Andersona Silva or a 60 year old Mike Tyson? The whole "he had a vision" thing is nonsense, all he did was find a way to legally beat up the elderly. His "natural KO power" is also a farce. When he fought Tommy Fury... a guy his size and age, his punches turned to pillows. The reason why he seems powerful against those other guys is because they are 40 year old weathered fighters who are fighting 3 weight classes above their natural weight.

  • @johnnygb8051

    @johnnygb8051

    Ай бұрын

    Agree. I usually agree with Teddy but he misses the mark on Jake Paul.

  • @kh894

    @kh894

    Ай бұрын

    Did Teddy miss the time when Fury beat Paul 😂 Fury who isnt even a British champion came away with the W 😂 Teddy gives more credit to Jake than he does Canelo 😂

  • @user-yb6cz1id7z

    @user-yb6cz1id7z

    Ай бұрын

    ​@@johnnygb8051No he's not missing the point the fact he even became a fighter and he's making millions of dollars from it is an accomplishment let's see you do it

  • @ariana_therebel_garcia

    @ariana_therebel_garcia

    Ай бұрын

    The boxing 🥊 community and as amateur boxer. We approve you comment… 🥊🤌🏽✊🏽✌🏽🫡

  • @watchmanonthewall14
    @watchmanonthewall14Ай бұрын

    To Teddy's point about agreements, Roy Jones Jr was on a podcast and humorously told the audience that "Tyson doesn't know how to (just) play." Roy said that Tyson "has a switch" and then all bets are off.

  • @abdiomar6987

    @abdiomar6987

    Ай бұрын

    I saw this too during their bout few years. He would just randomly switch aggressively then hug Roy out of remorse He studied the Greats were talking all the way back to Achilles & Alexander The Great. A true student of the game he simply can't help himself once that "switch" is turned on.

  • @AfterOurs999
    @AfterOurs999Ай бұрын

    I wish teddy can reunite with Tyson one last time for this fight

  • @ronaldlevao8251

    @ronaldlevao8251

    Ай бұрын

    We could have a 3-man rumble afterwards.

  • @hooligan2005
    @hooligan2005Ай бұрын

    Tyson is not the same man he was 20-30 years ago. He is much more disciplined and much more in sync with his mind. He can handle this chump

  • @janswart9800

    @janswart9800

    Ай бұрын

    I hope you are right.

  • @scraggs11

    @scraggs11

    Ай бұрын

    You know Mike can hardly walk ffs? He’s seen with walking aids regularly. He’s admitted his training clips are edited to look good but he can only actually manage a few minutes. He’s said the Jake thing is only “entertainment”, he’s juiced to the gils so please explain how you think this is a real fight?

  • @10oner

    @10oner

    Ай бұрын

    Lmao. No hes a 60 year old whos gonna get ko’d easily within 2 rounds

  • @12brutalrounds87

    @12brutalrounds87

    Ай бұрын

    ​@@10oner no chance of that happening Jake is a novice he's never been in with a threat, if this shit is real Jake goes to sleep in 1

  • @davidchung1697

    @davidchung1697

    Ай бұрын

    Looking at the training videos, I can't seeJake chitting Tyson, much less avoid getting hit.

  • @lazerlinec1770
    @lazerlinec1770Ай бұрын

    I need Tyson to come out with the black shorts and cut towel shirt image chills just typing it…..

  • @homebrewznz3482

    @homebrewznz3482

    Ай бұрын

    That would be so awesome. Especially if he tops it off with one of his classic uppercuts in the early rounds

  • @mikimiyazaki

    @mikimiyazaki

    Ай бұрын

    Dont forget no socks lol coming out to either "ambitionz az a ridah" or those crazy tones evoking dread from opponents as he silently with that scowl, walked to the ring lol.

  • @HarpersJr

    @HarpersJr

    Ай бұрын

    Yes! And Cocaine on his nose! Maybe a ear in his mouth 😂

  • @chadwick634
    @chadwick634Ай бұрын

    One more thing…. Iv’e been watching Teddy’s channel for about six months now and just wanted to share I truly believe that Mr. Atlas is one of the greatest men whom I’ve never formally met. Hoping for a successful surgery tomorrow and a speedy recovery.

  • @Mrnoddingdonkey

    @Mrnoddingdonkey

    Ай бұрын

    Sounds fake

  • @hidetoedwarduno7681

    @hidetoedwarduno7681

    Ай бұрын

    read his book? Love it

  • @chadwick634

    @chadwick634

    Ай бұрын

    @@Mrnoddingdonkey Sounds like someone could need heart surgery.

  • @chadwick634

    @chadwick634

    Ай бұрын

    @@hidetoedwarduno7681 Not yet! Thanks for sharing 👊

  • @vicdan58luv
    @vicdan58luvАй бұрын

    1:10 on what you said about Garcia there is a word in German that I think applies- “Schadenfreude” which means people getting pleasure from other people’s misfortunes or failure. They like to see it !

  • @willliamtaaffe8099

    @willliamtaaffe8099

    Ай бұрын

    They love to build you up to watch you fall

  • @homebrewznz3482
    @homebrewznz3482Ай бұрын

    Thanks guys. I was wondering if there is any chance we might see Teddy in Mikes corner again? Cheers

  • @justme.1st
    @justme.1stАй бұрын

    Thank you Teddy & Ken, Always enjoy your expertise. Wishing you a speedy recovery Teddy.

  • @KillyJoe
    @KillyJoeАй бұрын

    Damn he compared canelo to Jake Paul in regards to their opponents shots fired lol

  • @PhoenixProdLLC
    @PhoenixProdLLCАй бұрын

    Sounds like Teddy will recover from that knee injury in no time at all. Good to hear! 🥊

  • @KillyJoe
    @KillyJoeАй бұрын

    I was was way too young to remember but weren’t there some signs from Gerald McLean leading into the Benn fight? Signs that he might have already had an issue or am I making that up? And wasn’t it really soon after the jackson fight? Commission coulda been useful there. If that’s the case.

  • @obgaming101
    @obgaming101Ай бұрын

    How is potentially knocking out grandpa Tyson showing respect to the sport of boxing?

  • @damn0knight

    @damn0knight

    Ай бұрын

    He's said many times that, because he approaches the training seriously, Paul gives the sport respect. Should he manage to avoid getting his head taken off early, he also adds credibility by showing who indeed *shouldn't* be participating.

  • @Parallelthinkers

    @Parallelthinkers

    Ай бұрын

    Tyson would be the one showing respect to boxing teddy said by taking Paul out. Paul is not showing respect to boxing in the traditional sense but I guess he’s creating his own legacy that his family will definitely respect. He’s pretty courageous overall I mean he measured wrong when he fought Tommy fury as a Mike Tyson fan I hope he’s wrong again. But overall Paul is cool respects.

  • @deadarmd

    @deadarmd

    Ай бұрын

    It's wild hes gonna be 58. Not 48. Not 38. He could be seriously hurt this ain't a serious sparring session even.

  • @AugustusBerg
    @AugustusBergАй бұрын

    Good episode guys!

  • @josephsage3524
    @josephsage3524Ай бұрын

    Stress, and lack of sleep can do crazy things to a person...prayers for ryan garcia and his family

  • @thomasdalton2042
    @thomasdalton2042Ай бұрын

    Man anybody taking this serious needs look at his fight with Roy. It was just an exhibition that was sold as real which is why it was a draw. There's no loser in an exhibition but they allowed to people to bet on it and its disgraceful. Also the video's of Mike doing those crazy shots on the mitts was just forthat video and he said he couldn't walk for a couple days

  • @johnpratt3187
    @johnpratt3187Ай бұрын

    Great example Teddy about the Lewis McCall fight

  • @magatrumper
    @magatrumperАй бұрын

    And foreman didn't drink party and do drugs for 30 yrs he lived a clean life

  • @VictorWaag

    @VictorWaag

    Ай бұрын

    😂smh 🤡 🤦

  • @user-lp3dk4bp8j
    @user-lp3dk4bp8jАй бұрын

    Way to go Teddy, you always are on top of your game

  • @RawDogJenkins
    @RawDogJenkinsАй бұрын

    Spot on w/ Teddy regarding the Tyson v Paul event. When he fought the Great Roy Jones it was obvious he was carrying him when he saw that Roy just didn't have it anymore. BTW I think he carried him because of the great deal of respect he had for Roy. In that short bout he looked like he could contend if he so desired. But for a novice to step in the ring with in which appears to be a wiser, more humble, in-shape but still crazy version of Iron Mike Tyson...dude krazy as hell. I think as a man grows older and if he is honest with himself he realizes items he left on the table. Some if not a lot of regret because of mistakes. And if u r fortunate enough to get a second chance......golden. I think Tyson is that type of dude. As great as Mike Tyson was we never got a chance to see his full potential IMO. I'm military and I have trained men for 31 years. A man IMO and experience does not reach his full potential until at the earliest about 27 and perhaps upto about 32-33. Mental and physical potential matching that is. If Cus would have lived and Teddy and Mike would have stayed together I think Tyson would have been without question the Greatest Boxer/Fighter that there ever was or will be. Dang, Sorry I got off topic. But I think that dude is krazy even if rules are in place to get in the ring with an in-shape and still mentally snap Mike Tyson. Well wishes Teddy. Hard to believe Teddy is approaching Cus's age.

  • @estudiodpi3259
    @estudiodpi3259Ай бұрын

    Next week, I would like to bring your attention to Tito Lemos, a talented fighter from my hometown in Argentina. He's a really skilled boxer who is about to have a great opportunity. Keep an eye on him. Love the podcast from Tres Arroyos, Argentina.

  • @HumbleHurricane
    @HumbleHurricaneАй бұрын

    I can listen to the wisdom and passion of Teddy anytime 💯🙏🏿 Such respect for this man

  • @h_sarraf
    @h_sarrafАй бұрын

    Everyone gets credit as long as they're not Anthony Joshua.

  • @djraven6864
    @djraven6864Ай бұрын

    Teddy Atlas is a great Boxing trainer and class act. I wish him and his family the best. 100%

  • @gscornwell4504
    @gscornwell4504Ай бұрын

    Billy Hamm? What ever happened to him? The 9 year old kid who was with Cus & Teddy at the same time as Mike Tyson. Early 80's I think.

  • @janicecornett-dn9dq
    @janicecornett-dn9dqАй бұрын

    i am sure that a great many of teddys fans would like to hear him walk us through the foreman moorer fight. he has talked a great deal about other fights but not about that one.

  • @longshotdiedtired1582
    @longshotdiedtired1582Ай бұрын

    When does the Tyson talk start ?

  • @brianhouse9640
    @brianhouse9640Ай бұрын

    Morbid curiosity. Great assessment Teddy

  • @darksword67
    @darksword67Ай бұрын

    Is one of our worst weaknesses as well as one of our greatest strengths we want to see people emerge out of the pain you know the hero's journey the hero struggle this is why people are so fascinated with Mike Tyson we've seen this person go through the most agonizing episodes that most people would break from and came up on the other side like pure gold so that they have hope the day too can get better because they don't even have to go through half the stuff that guy did and if that guy can come through the other side so can I there's no excuses

  • @gutless1108
    @gutless1108Ай бұрын

    Did i miss Tszyu v Fundora?

  • @ronaldlevao8251
    @ronaldlevao8251Ай бұрын

    Tyson is still a pro, no matter how slow. His muscles have memories that Paul has only memorized. Hats off to both of them.

  • @gooshie3
    @gooshie3Ай бұрын

    I saw footage of this Mike Tyson guy training. Pretty handy with his duggs. Might be going places.

  • @kiowhatta1
    @kiowhatta1Ай бұрын

    Re: Dirty Fighters, I was ringside for Stipe Drews v Paul Briggs in ‘04 where Drews began kneeing Briggs in the groin. There was a bike gang in the crowd-and they threw bottles and chairs at the ring…Drews was looking for a DQ. Later he gave up a title to Danny Green in the worst display of running and ducking in the ring I’ve seen.

  • @tobyknapp9081
    @tobyknapp9081Ай бұрын

    Love you Teddy! Get well soon!!

  • @michaelscott466
    @michaelscott466Ай бұрын

    Hey Teddy, whatever became of Billy Ham?

  • @darksword67
    @darksword67Ай бұрын

    People live vicariously through other people and they want to see people succeed through tragedy and come out on the other side this is why we are always a fan of a second chance because we too need a second chance we too want to come out on the other side of our struggles and if we see other people overcome and adapt and come out on the other side then we have hope that we will too in our own personal Journeys this is why we watch people in the greatest of triumphs and the worst of tragedies

  • @brandonbelgrad4718
    @brandonbelgrad4718Ай бұрын

    Teddy Atlas is a great guy

  • @daboxingscholar
    @daboxingscholarАй бұрын

    32:53 i literally said this commentating live on the fight

  • @evangelodippolito394
    @evangelodippolito394Ай бұрын

    Heavy weight boxing is much different than any other weight class. Each punch landed has different ramifications than at lower weight classes.

  • @iotanb1772
    @iotanb1772Ай бұрын

    Theres a slow motion video that shows the 1st knockdown didn’t touch Francis face.

  • @AttorneyBailey
    @AttorneyBaileyАй бұрын

    What I remember about that McCall fight when McCall broke down is everyone was complaining about McCall not fighting that night....but George Foreman was the only one that said......"I just want to give him (McCall) a hug and tell him that everything will be ok".....Foreman was the only to recognize the human side of McCall that night ... unbelievable

  • @AttorneyBailey
    @AttorneyBaileyАй бұрын

    Thanks Teddy for sharing your wisdom....I am all ears...where else can you get someone special like Atlas ....giving great boxing knowledge and also great life lessons that were taught from some of the best to ever ...ever teach ...in the fight game and teachers in life .. Teddy's father....some of us...get it...for those that don't .....well

  • @boxingod
    @boxingodАй бұрын

    Hughes beyond his best days! WTF is Teddy talking about? Hughes was coming off a career best performance!!!

  • @Anne6972

    @Anne6972

    Ай бұрын

    Yeah he very clearly outboxed Kambosos despite the judges score cards. Hughes is no world beater but he's a decent name.

  • @thethracian3998

    @thethracian3998

    Ай бұрын

    a 34 yr old w 34 fights and 4 losses 2 draws. he's been around the block

  • @boxingod

    @boxingod

    Ай бұрын

    @@thethracian3998 and coming off a career best performance

  • @lindawoods6687
    @lindawoods6687Ай бұрын

    Great programme today, as usual. The best podcast. Thanks for all you say and do, Teddy and the team at 'The Fight'.

  • @user-lp3dk4bp8j
    @user-lp3dk4bp8jАй бұрын

    A lot of Tyson’s success I think was his Rage in the ring , mad business , no laughing matter with him

  • @thethracian3998
    @thethracian3998Ай бұрын

    If anyone watched Tyson v Jones Jr., it's clear Tyson is a shell of his former self. He knows what he's doing, but his body is executing turtle slow. Hopefully Paul goes easy on him, if not, he could catch a case for abuse of the elderly. I really look forward to Teddy and Ken's weekly breakdwns. You guys are the best.

  • @michaelscott466

    @michaelscott466

    Ай бұрын

    There was stipulations in the Jones verse Tyson fight. Tyson could not uppercut to the head went up against the ropes and a bunch of other restrictions were put on him. That was basically just a light sparring session. Mike Tyson was not putting in full effort, not even remotely close.

  • @user-eg8hb8xt3j

    @user-eg8hb8xt3j

    Ай бұрын

    You also know that was a sparring match ? lol. And a light one . They had two belts at ringside . Doesn’t take a genius to see that , he also backed off Roy any time he touched him .

  • @magatrumper
    @magatrumperАй бұрын

    No comparison in tyson coming back like foreman did foreman was only 45 yr old and had huge size Luke 6'4 270 . Tyson is 5'10 probably 225 and 58 yrs old

  • @daboxingscholar
    @daboxingscholarАй бұрын

    59:03 I said this too

  • @jasonmacphail8596
    @jasonmacphail8596Ай бұрын

    Yes i agree, not sure who his management team is or coach is but he s not in any shape to fight, the commission has to step in , give him a medical leave, get to proper doctors,

  • @liveChef
    @liveChefАй бұрын

    I must have missed something Teddy you feeling all right??

  • @mikimiyazaki
    @mikimiyazakiАй бұрын

    Starts at about 12:45ish

  • @pvitti001
    @pvitti001Ай бұрын

    Good show and good luck with your surgery! I'm sure you'll make a speedy recovery.🧸

  • @davepurcell1318
    @davepurcell1318Ай бұрын

    Teddy is the most boxer sounding non boxer you will ever hear

  • @Rangnahan48

    @Rangnahan48

    Ай бұрын

    Lol sometimes he sounds punch drunk 😂

  • @davepurcell1318

    @davepurcell1318

    Ай бұрын

    @@Rangnahan48 I got a feeling Teddy likes to come across that way

  • @charlesbozonier5713

    @charlesbozonier5713

    Ай бұрын

    He boxed. He has scoliosis and was forced to quit. He couldn't pass the medical.

  • @mikedollinger6132
    @mikedollinger6132Ай бұрын

    Not hagler, jack dempsy said that

  • @ablanco411
    @ablanco411Ай бұрын

    Y'all didn't talk about the UFC fights

  • @darksword67
    @darksword67Ай бұрын

    You have to do it in moderation and you have to know your limits and if you can't handle it don't take it at all

  • @tristhekid
    @tristhekidАй бұрын

    I’d love to see Zepeda fight Shakur. I think Shakur needs someone like that to really shine because unfortunately casual fans only want to see someone out cold, regardless of the level of competition

  • @fastcars77loop89
    @fastcars77loop89Ай бұрын

    Jake just needs to watch Morrison versus Foreman fight

  • @zputz1
    @zputz1Ай бұрын

    What goes in to making a Teddy Atlas American?… we’ve drifted so so far away from whatever that is. Here’s to many many more years and many many more lessons learned from Teddy

  • @JB-qu5gj
    @JB-qu5gjАй бұрын

    indeed about fight of jake Paul vs Tyson about what each one of them have to lose and to win with this fight . Teddy, you just forgot to mentioned that Tyson has sth more valuable than any honour, recognition or money, his life. it’s seems like no one is thinking about the brain damage and recovery abilities that a 58 years old brain can sustain. Tyson has actually , in my opinion , a lot more to loose than Paul…

  • @MrGreglarry
    @MrGreglarryАй бұрын

    Be careful of what you "hear" about the southern border ... particularly the politics involved. I'm glad you guys stopped short of the politics. Class act.

  • @xamphibiax

    @xamphibiax

    Ай бұрын

    People can just look at legitimate statistics and stop wetting their pants over illegal immigration. The number of illegal immigrants has been between 10mill and 15mil for decades and perhaps now only climbing to a new average. It's like weather now, people come through seasonally and when there is economic or political problems, and when that happens, that's when you'll see the video clips, photos, and the press and politicians flooding every platform with it. Freaking out every time there is an uptick in migrants is like freaking out about the first massive snowstorm of the year every year. Until there is legitimate, functional legislation those most upset about immigration can only cry about it or vote... or get all activist about it. Way bigger problems in the world, but even coming from someone who invest more time following other issues... immigration will be a festering wound for everyone whether one is "pro" immigration, just flat out is xenophobic to the core so we're going to eventually need new/better legislation just to move on and focus on more important problems.

  • @Charlie-ll7wk
    @Charlie-ll7wkАй бұрын

    They disrespect the sport of boxing thinking Jake Paul got a chance. This is crazy he picked Tyson to fight like Teddy said this is dangerous Paul could really get hurt

  • @thetruesquad5059
    @thetruesquad50593 күн бұрын

    dillian whyte is not at least 6 ft 5 he is 6 ft 3

  • @christosdemitrious449
    @christosdemitrious449Ай бұрын

    How can he give foreman so much props for fighting at 45 and winning but thinks it’s good for jake Paul to be fighting a dude who’s almost 60 makes no sense lol I know he doesn’t like Mike Tyson at all but cmon

  • @GaryThompson-gq4nl
    @GaryThompson-gq4nlАй бұрын

    Teddy,Tyson is giving him a chance and will see what Paul dose when those body shots start coming

  • @josephmichaels4279
    @josephmichaels4279Ай бұрын

    Teddy, Cmon man... I am 100% confident that this event will be just that.. an event or exhibition. Even if they sanction it as a real fight, there is no way either guy will get hurt. They know what they are doing.. They are getting a big bag and will have viewership larger than ever. They absolutely have an agreement in place and this will be scripted. Tyson knows what Paul has done for boxing and he sees much growth in and out of the ring with Paul. They will troll the public and make it look like beef.. but dont be naive. It is scripted man! Im canceling my netflix!!... but after I watch Tyson. ha

  • @matthewcharboneau733
    @matthewcharboneau733Ай бұрын

    Chuck Liddel lost all his power in his last fight against Tito

  • @johninflorida8634
    @johninflorida8634Ай бұрын

    Sr. Duran, get to Houston, TX Heart Institute.

  • @RustGeezer
    @RustGeezerАй бұрын

    Tyson has had 20 years to make a bit of peace with his demons and also hasn't been getting hit in that time. Sure, Tyson might be slower and more vulnerable, but this is 2024 and maybe 60 is the new 40 and if he can demonstrate great health and form that would get a 40 year old sanctioned, then Tyson should be, too, even if 99% of guys his age shouldn't be.

  • @soonerstone80
    @soonerstone80Ай бұрын

    52:25

  • @SlimSlashie
    @SlimSlashieАй бұрын

    Mr. Atlas, Tyson v Paul is going to be worked in some way. You've been around enough, you should see this for what it is. That being said, there's nothing I'd love to see more than Tyson KO him in the first.

  • @darthvaper6745
    @darthvaper6745Ай бұрын

    Foreman vs Shavers is the best heayweight fight ever.. Prove me wrong

  • @davedismantled
    @davedismantledАй бұрын

    "Tyson is regarded as one of the greatest heavyweight boxers of all time.[6] He reigned as the undisputed world heavyweight champion from 1987 to 1990. Tyson won his first 19 professional fights by knockout, 12 of them in the first round. Claiming his first belt at 20 years, 4 months, and 22 days old, Tyson holds the record as the youngest boxer ever to win a heavyweight title.[7] He was the first heavyweight boxer to simultaneously hold the WBA, WBC and IBF titles, as well as the only heavyweight to unify them in succession. The following year, Tyson became the lineal champion when he knocked out Michael Spinks in 91 seconds of the first round." AFTER MIKE GETS OUT OF PRISON: "After his release in 1995, he engaged in a series of comeback fights, regaining the WBA and WBC titles in 1996 to join Floyd Patterson, Muhammad Ali, Tim Witherspoon, Evander Holyfield and George Foreman as the only men in boxing history to have regained a heavyweight championship after losing it" As Ozzy Man said: "Has anyone told Jake Paul he's f*cked?"

  • @PhoenixProdLLC

    @PhoenixProdLLC

    Ай бұрын

    He has had no knock out clauses before and likely will restrict Tysons full ability, even at 57. Either way, both of their fans will be entertained, surely.

  • @jimpavlidis5915

    @jimpavlidis5915

    Ай бұрын

    He is almost 60...

  • @joeydodge2624

    @joeydodge2624

    Ай бұрын

    Tyson was a great finisher but he wasn't a great fighter-Teddy Atlas. On the JRE podcast Teddy explains how Tyson's talent was so great at taking fighters out of there that when it came time to overcome diversity he failed every time. In other words Tyson has never came back from an ass whipping and won the fight.....great finisher not a great fighter.

  • @seebarry4068
    @seebarry4068Ай бұрын

    1:25:26 the world went collectively crazy in 2016.

  • @thetruesquad5059
    @thetruesquad50594 күн бұрын

    Didn't seem like he was crying out for help lol

  • @chrisfarris3310
    @chrisfarris3310Ай бұрын

    Get well soon.

  • @rodrigogutierrez7874
    @rodrigogutierrez7874Ай бұрын

    Cant take Atlas seriously anymore, him saying Zepeda has not fought anyone good? Beat Roberto Ramirez a guy that knocked out former world champ Djan Zlaticanin , he beat undefeated prospect Hector Tanajara , Jojo Diaz , Mercito Guestas wtf he talking about saying he has not fought any lone good.

  • @mikimiyazaki
    @mikimiyazakiАй бұрын

    There was 100% an agreement with Jones. No big headshots. Also, tysons better now than at the end of his career imho for the simple fact that tyson was literally partying, staying up all night for days with "ladies of the night" etc and not remotely living like a fighter. Now that hes off the $rugs etc hes training and sparring full time like a fighter and i saw really good fluid movement etc vs jones. To be an in fighter and rely on head movement, and (this applies to fighting period actually lol) getting inside, or at least driving your opponent back constantly. Constantly beating them to the jab wash and repeat until youre close enough to let the hands go. The timing and effectiveness/efficiency of bobbing and weaving and slipping and having shots miss by a hair, takes a ton of sparring and drilling over and over until its instinctual. You can tell when someone's moving there head but having to consciously think and tell there body to vs someone whos bobbing and weaving, slipping without having to think about it is the latter will seem to appear to have known the shots they avoided were coming.

  • @xamphibiax

    @xamphibiax

    Ай бұрын

    I really wish Teddy would have compared technique of Paul vs Tyson, not just age power being the last thing to go, the state of boxing and youtube fame nonsense... enough people are doing that already. Everyone is fixated on the same talking points. I know Paul has taken boxing serious enough that he is continually getting better, but I'd like to have had some insight from Teddy as to how far that progress has come... Can Paul's right hand and "youth" win him the fight or does a 58 year old Tyson still with 100 tricks in his bag expressed through his peekaboo style going to overwhelm Paul before Tyson tires out? Also, the "Tyson factor." Yes, Tyson is in a better place, older, less strong, but at any moment the worst part of Tyson could come out... for Paul's sake, Tyson having a home a family to return to might save him from Tyson off the rails mentally. Paul is like "Jackass" crazy, but Tyson has experienced real life crazy, not just "bro, staple this sheet of paper to your forehead."

  • @darksword67
    @darksword67Ай бұрын

    Now that I agree with and I love that Teddy Atlas is using his platform to protect the athletes as well as just plain human beings even from themselves by forcing the people that they pay and have to submit to to do their job which is to protect the sport and to protect the athlete at the end of the day is a human being a man with family a brother a cousin a son is a human being that deserves and should be treated well because of the fact he put his body on the line for our entertainment as well as he has bills to pay and he's a child of God surely people need to protect the athletes instead of using them as cannon fodder for a dollar bill

  • @liveChef
    @liveChefАй бұрын

    Dude you babbling about b******* instead of addressing the fight...

  • @user-hn2oh8xd9v
    @user-hn2oh8xd9vАй бұрын

    Joyce vs Ngannou next

  • @matthewklein9225

    @matthewklein9225

    Ай бұрын

    Ngannou - Paul next

  • @tunyce22
    @tunyce22Ай бұрын

    I'm disappointed in the comments that were mad in reference to Hughes being returned home due to traveling on the wrong visa. You guys have a big influence in the lives of many people and should not encourage people to lie to federal officers in order to circumvent the system. I understand your feelings towards Hughes having to leave and return once he had his correct documentation. Hughes' team failed him. They should've known better. I know you guys would not lightly joke and advise people to lie to local PD in order to get out of trouble. The southern border has many issues and honestly is highly under staffed. The only ones who can change that are our politicians, not the officers. Not only good intentioned people listen/ watch you guys.

  • @12brutalrounds87
    @12brutalrounds87Ай бұрын

    Damn Ryan really has these 2 fooled with his acting😂 He doesn't need help he just need to stfu, and focus on training!

  • @joaoalegria7578
    @joaoalegria7578Ай бұрын

    Integrity of jake paul? Tell that to the thousands of ppl he scammed..

  • @trevorclarey3336
    @trevorclarey3336Ай бұрын

    Would Tommy Fury fight Mike Tyson ?

  • @jpowell4956
    @jpowell4956Ай бұрын

    You know what that right hand did ? Absolutely nothing. Good story, gave me chills.

  • @back2back379
    @back2back379Ай бұрын

    If Mike's going in there with a Sean Strickland like mindset, with real intent to hurt Jake, then Jake's in real trouble.

  • @studio2165
    @studio2165Ай бұрын

    Ive noticed that jake paul drops his right hand every time he jabs, tyson will exploit this and punish him for it..

  • @DanFran09
    @DanFran09Ай бұрын

    5 foot 10 1/2 inches, shorter reach than Mayweather. Lb for lb arguably the heaviest puncher ever!.

  • @fadifadlallah8049
    @fadifadlallah8049Ай бұрын

    I can't believe teddy compare Jake to canelo in this regard...cherry pick .no way in hell can't compared that

  • @lastchance780
    @lastchance780Ай бұрын

    holyfield did not look good against belfort...

  • @rustyshackleford4801
    @rustyshackleford4801Ай бұрын

    Nobody mentions Tysons surgeries, he’s had multiple back surgeries, a neck surgery and knee surgery, and those are the ones I know about. Mike ain’t a spring chicken no more

  • @nickjoseph5224
    @nickjoseph5224Ай бұрын

    Jake Paul has already shown his ignorance by saying all Tyson has is his power. If that isn't bad enough,Tyson still moves really well from side to side with his head movement. I don't believe this will be a real fight. If it is, Tyson is going to go for a knockout and fast. Jake Paul may have a decent right hand, but that does not necessarily translate into the higher weight class. He's putting on weight, which will slow him down. Tyson still has good hand speed and the combinations are precise and powerful. Jake Paul punches with wide shots and a lot of arm punches.

  • @user-lp3dk4bp8j
    @user-lp3dk4bp8jАй бұрын

    He’s more calm now it seems , Maybey too much weed

  • @treyakasprings
    @treyakaspringsАй бұрын

    The second he said he respected Jake Paul I’m unsubscribe

  • @russellscott1064
    @russellscott1064Ай бұрын

    Tyson will easily beat Paul. It's just his experience that wins. Tyson can only fight in spurts, but he'll likely KO Paul, and people will lose their minds. I have no doubt Tyson wins and all these people who think you can box for 4 years and beat a man with a lifetime of experience will shut up.

  • @xamphibiax

    @xamphibiax

    Ай бұрын

    The only thing Paul has going for him is if he drags out the fight, he at least threw Tyson off general strategy of going in and finishing off his opponent quickly as possible... what happens from there, at best Paul will win from decision, but is there any way in hell Paul will land more punches? I'm assuming Paul will be doing alot of hugging and if he really only has that right hand to throw around, he's going to be wielding one weapon whereas Tyson has weapons to throw from every angle. Tyson still has power, he appears to be faster than Paul from clips floating around, and Tyson can still shuffle in while dodging using his peekaboo technique. It's all still there.

  • @arbitScaleModels
    @arbitScaleModelsАй бұрын

    If Mike is fit to go ten rounds with good knees, I pick him to win.

  • @darksword67
    @darksword67Ай бұрын

    With age comes wisdom and with wisdom experience and with all the combat he has been through of even tougher opponents he knows how to take people apart effectively and with his body trained in the way it is and condition Mike Tyson got the win which will lead him back into the professional ranks of boxing possibly getting them closer to becoming the oldest heavyweight champion in the world because if Frances Nagano can rock the champion right now Mike Tyson can Flat Line them Tyson Fury better be afraid

  • @schultzywill3002
    @schultzywill3002Ай бұрын

    Walsh stepped up his last fight and almost lost. This was a step down. Poor maxi hughes got robbed by kambosos and then got this matchup!!!

  • @joeblough261
    @joeblough261Ай бұрын

    Motel 6....Super 8

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