Wilder vs Ortiz 2 talk starts at 27:50

@davidjimenez7556

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

@slapthekillswitch

4 жыл бұрын

thats a cool fight but I was here for Inoue Donaire

@sallgoodman2323

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks, you are a true gentleman

@bikerman6907

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks!👍

@nightforest666

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks.

That Inoue Donaire fight was riveting. 4am in the morning but I was wide awake on the edge of my seat the entire bout. So much respect for both fighters.

@timediverx

4 жыл бұрын

Same here. I'm not sure I've ever felt that much tension that early in the morning in my entire life. I think this was my favorite fight from the past 10 years.

Inoue vs Donaire was the best fight I have seen in years. I could have watched them box all day long.

@bobsaget9861

4 жыл бұрын

Must not watch many fights

@brooklyn560

4 жыл бұрын

bob saget you didn’t think so? What fights do you think were better this year so far?

@aeronsumilong

4 жыл бұрын

Absolutely. Fight of the year so far

@bobsaget9861

4 жыл бұрын

He didn't say this year he said in years tho i love this fight i just thought that was a bit extreme

@bobsaget9861

4 жыл бұрын

But shoot j rock vs hurd, pac vs keith, ruiz vs aj(won 1k off this), hooker vs ramirez, jamie munguia vs takeshi inoue, this fight, and loma vs campbell, nelo vs jacobs it was a good year

teddy atlas words are beautiful the reason I'm hooked on boxing 🥊.

@sallgoodman2323

4 жыл бұрын

He paints a vivid picture of the fight, the mentality and the heart of the sport. One of the reasons I listen to him a lot

@loveboxinglucky1716

4 жыл бұрын

Amen to that ,, teddy Is amazing.. love hearing him talk!!

This was one of the better episode's. I really enjoyed it. Thanks guys!

Donaire WAS HELPED by the ref when he ran after the body shot, the ref stopped Inoue from hitting him again while he was still up running and then took a knee. If the ref wouldn't stop Inoue, Donaire probably would've been knocked out.

@sebaba001

4 жыл бұрын

Yeah Donaire had both his arms down and looking down while strolling away, Inoue was running in for the kill, he would've taken his head off or broken a rib. Ref also counted 10 while Donaire gloves were still in the canvas surprisingly. But it doesn't really matter, rounds 11 and 12 were great to see. Ref only really did a disservice to Donaire who took a lot of punishment in the rest of round 11.

@RoXo1987

4 жыл бұрын

@@sebaba001 At the end of the day that was the right thing to do by the ref, Donaire could've been killed if he took a shot to the head while suffering the liver shot's pain.

@timediverx

4 жыл бұрын

If you watch the Ref's hands when he goes from 5 to 6, you can see he only counts to 9. Ringside Counter was one count ahead of him after 2 or 3.

@sebaba001

4 жыл бұрын

@@timediverx But ringside has the right count. Ref is supposed to catch on from ringside. Ringside starts counting when the fighter hits the floor, while the ref sends the other fighter to the corner, then the ref needs to follow ringsides count. And you can hear 10 in the audio, the same count that Donaire was hearing from the microphone on the refs shirt.

Its great that Teddy mentions the old great fighters like The brown bomber Joe Louis a great fighter who was always balanced and poised to throw the right shot.

Hey Teddy I'm going thru some challenges right now and your words inspire me!! What you so eloquently describe about what fighters face in the ring and how that's how it is in life, is why I love the sport of boxing and every fighter that has the courage to step in the ring and risk it all!!

Inoue - Donaire already a classic; no losers in that one. Nobody expects the Ortiz fight to be too competitive. Ken DOES look like a lawyer.

Amazing show as always guys. Thanks for all the amazing content

I appreciate all you guys present here I have been following Teddy for about 15 years I like his way of training fighters a great role model thank you.

best fight channel out there , love from northern Ireland guys xx

Great show guys keep up the good work!

I Never would've made the joe louis connection with INOUE i always felt like you could kinda make that louis comparison with ggg or canelo. but thats why atlas is an asset to boxing he notices the little things great job teddy

@loveboxinglucky1716

4 жыл бұрын

@Jack Reza great comment!! 😂😂 never thought of that

Love the picture of Teddys father in the back ground. Sounds like he was a great man. Love the way Teddy talks about boxing history too. I love it and study it

60 minutes pass so quickly listening to Teddy's incredible insights and anecdotes. It' both entertaining and educational. Great show guys!

How the hell have I just found this. Teddy has a way of words that make you feel like you would follow him into war and battle

Top work on highlighting the dopeing

Teddy's analogies are always the best. He is the ultimate human being. Thank you teddy! Love from the bottom of my heart

Thanks guys really useful.

Agree 100% on Teddy's assessment of the Inoue and Donaire's fight.

That Inoue Vs Donaire fight was the best fight Ive seen in a LONG time

💥💥epic educational boxing history wisdom💥 💥

The reason Inoue was catching those Donaire haymakers from time to time was because Inoue said he was seeing double the rest of the fight after suffering the eye injury in the 2nd round. According to him, he was boxing on pure instinct the rest of the fight and was having trouble seeing Donaire. That's a testament to what kind of heart Inoue has to continue the fight after the eye injury, risking career-ending damage, and still winning the fight and even getting a knockdown. He's the most complete and most exciting fighter in any weight class right now. We just saw Billy Joe Saunders quit his fight against Canelo after suffering a similar eye injury in the 7th. And no one should criticize him for not being able to continue. Inoue has the courage of a lion and the skills of Jedi master.

FIRST TIME I SAW INOUE. I WAS IMPRESSED. GREAT SHOW GUYS

@timediverx

4 жыл бұрын

This fight reminded me why I love boxing

Great show !!!

Inoue is a tough strong, fast and accuracy punches all light weight will scare him

@asap7189

4 жыл бұрын

Do you think he will move up in weight

Can just imagine Chavez Jr squeezing out of his bathroom window and fleeing into the woods to escape the VADA tester who turned up at his house 🏃💉

Teddy is so on point in his comments, a great boxing legend.

Superb show guys all the way from the UK.

I wish everyone could see that breakdown of the Wilder fight. Such eye opening knowledgeable analysis of how rematches can go in boxing.

@emerestthisk990

4 жыл бұрын

Was very good

Andre Ward and Kovalev is another example of what Teddy predicts with Ortiz and Wilder. Kovalev went hard the first time and couldn't find that heart the second time. I still think Ortiz has something left to say.

thanks

💪🏾✊🏾LETS GO‼️

*in a way* ohhhhh 🐻 love the show guys

Ken is always so stylish with the Thom Browne

Teddy is stellar in his analysis. Superb!

There is nothing wrong with the time The fight was bigger in Asia than in the US anyway and for them, it was perfect Also better for Europeans as we could watch it live during the afternoon

@operator0

4 жыл бұрын

The next few Inoue fights will be in America, so I'm OK with it.

Teddy, focus that view and give us the goods. Thanks guys!!!

REALLY got into that interview Teddy...FUCKING CLASS! ;)

Teddy Is the best boxing scientist ever !!!

Teddy the god of boxings!!!!

I agree with Teddy Atlas that Donaire fought the fight of his life against Inoue but came up short. That fight sucked whatever he had left in the tank right out of him. He had a very easy route to the WBSS final - where his first opponent, Ryan Burnett, who was easily winning the fight, pulled ligaments in his hip and couldn't continue. Then Zolani Tete, who was heavily favored to beat Donaire, pulls out a few days before their semi-final match and Donaire instead fights a guy who was called in on 3 days notice. Like many over-the-hill great athletes, Donaire is in denial that his best days are behind him and there ain't no getting them back. At nearly 40 years old now he still believes he is a top fighter. Instead of retiring, he's now going to fight Oubaali for the WBO belt, hoping to win and get a rematch with Inoue. He can't beat Inoue, especially that Inoue now knows how best to fight him. I doubt he'll even get by Oubaali at this point. Inoue would have nothing to gain by beating up on Donaire again. People would simply accuse him (Inoue) of elderly abuse.

When Teddy Atlas speaks everybody listens. Mr. Atlas knows boxing. One of the very few.

@tagacebu2

4 жыл бұрын

But his predictions of fights is bad. Specially when Pacquiao is fighting, he's a pac hater.

The problem with testing is they ANNOUNCE the start dates. That allows for cycling (speaking of Armstrong- no pun).

@SPIDERM0OSE

4 жыл бұрын

You need to get it in your head they are free men, not slaves, not livestock, not employees. If or when they sign a fight contract thats when they become bound by the terms of that contract, not before it nor after it. If you dont like that there are shitholes out there that hate civil liberties, they hate professional sport too n they think human beings are animals that should be experimented upon. If you do like civil liberties & the half decent quality of life that spawned you I suggest you either shut tha fuck up or prepare yerself for a stay in a concentration camp or a gulag. #DickHead

@JJ_SDWR

4 жыл бұрын

@@SPIDERM0OSE wow, your arms must hurt from all that reaching. Human experiments? Dude, stop moving the goal posts with the ridiculous exaggerations, athletes should be tested for PEDs, especially in a sport where people can (and do) die in the ring, there is zero reason not to test. You have one of the worst takes I've ever heard in the sport, and 99% of fans disagree with you.

@SPIDERM0OSE

4 жыл бұрын

@@JJ_SDWR 99% of fans ? I musta missed that survey, either that or you are an arrogant, dishonest delusional prick trying to create stats to support yer weak #BitchBoy argument. Whos reaching now, you are, reaching for yer tissues n yer tampax, bitch. So anti democratic regimes dont exist n never have existed & they never conducted experiments on their population. Nazi Germany & WW2 is a figment of our collective imagination & the Soviet union n its collectivism never happened. Boxers arent athletes theyre contracted prize fighters & if they get tested its is & should be because they agree to it. Outside their fight contract they're no more an athlete than an average couch potato or closet tyrannical queers like you, therefore if they should be tested so should you coz you drive a car, use electricity n public transport & those things have killed more people than any single boxer has. #Dickhead

@JJ_SDWR

4 жыл бұрын

@@SPIDERM0OSE you clearly have serious issues buddy, I won't even dignify that nonsense with a response. You have no legitimate argument other than fallacies and hyperbole.

@JJ_SDWR

4 жыл бұрын

@@SPIDERM0OSE my ass handed to me by who? You? What did you say that put me in my place, you did nothing but hurl insults. All I said was that there is no reason that fighters aren't tested for PEDs when they're fighting. That means actively fighting, if they a fighter doesn't have a fight lined up and contracts signed, it doesn't matter. As soon as they sign that contract, it should be mandatory testing for PEDs. Tons of pro fighters have said that the sport needs more oversight and they know lots of fighters that are using PEDs. It's a known issue and most people agree that there should be required testing for fights, it shouldn't be up to promoters lol. How you got to talking about Hitler, all that other stuff, I don't know.

Fight. Of. The. Year!

Comparison to the Brown Bomber fascinating :O)

Archie Moore remembers he was a champion when he fought Yvonne Durrelle! He was down on the first round first multiple times and came back in later rounds to stop him. What a inspirational fight!

counsellor your face cracks me up when teddy says can he sit on the fence...hahahahhahahahahahahahahahahahahhahaha

Also a good example of a great Champion that's older and summons up a great performance. The Greatest Light heavyweight of all time Ezzard Charles vs Marciano I. Then in the second he did good but Marciano had his number in the second one then Charles nailed him with that uppercut that split Rockys nose almost in half that gave him a chance but Marciano who was given one more round before they were gonna stop it he went out there and destroyed Charles. That is greatness. Those guys as Teddy would say, they were explorers they were excavators. That is a man who is underappreciated. ESPN listed the top 5 Light Heavyweights of all time and they Had Moore, Greb, Maxim, Foster and Lesnesvich who are all great but Charles beat the number one guy 3 times with a stoppage and beat Maxim Twice if my mind serves me correct. Charles was so great he moved up to Heavyweight added about 5 to 7 pounds and beat everyone in front of him including Joe Louis who was coming back before Marciano fought Louis, he beat Walcott and they fought four times I believe with Charles winning the first two and Walcott winning the third and then Walcott winning the 4th by 15 round decision. If it wasn't for the Sam Baroudi fight prior to the first Walcott vs Charles fight i think Charles would have not been beaten by Walcott and he might have even beaten Marciano for his first title shot. That is how great Charles was. I'm just saying he might have not saying it would have happened, but Charles was devastated by what happened killing a man in the ring. He is my all time favorite fighter ever. The perfect fighter with a great speed good power, footwork, Jab, hook, straight right and great body shots and could move, was always on balance and was just someone who had that it factor. The Cinncinatti Cobra deserves a huge nice bronze Statue. That man was great fighter and also just as equal a great human being. I would like to have Teddy do a whole episode on The Great Ezzard Charles. I know he won't read this, but he was important. He deserves to be talked about. The history of boxing doesn't talk about him at all. I sure as heck do and he is revered in my household and heart forever. I never met him, and he passed away the same year I was born, but something about watching him do his craft hit a nerve with me and he is the term for being a champion. He is the definition of being a professional and true and great professional that is overlooked and its just not right. Rest in Peace champ. Please do a small episode about this great fighter who people who have never heard of him would learn about the greatest Light Heavyweight ever. I don't care what anyone says his record speaks for itself.

I poured the coffee in the cup, put it to my mouth, and then all of a sudden BANG!!🗯💥☕

Definitely fight of the year so far

@jordancooke5980

4 жыл бұрын

Better than Spence/Porter?

@davidlewis4162

4 жыл бұрын

You must be joking, u can’t follow boxing with a comment like that, out of all the great fights to be made in the HW division and this is the fight of the year for you 😂😂😂😂😂

@johnnynevermind3377

4 жыл бұрын

Nothing better than spence v porter! N deverchenko v ggg was fantastic also. Donaire v inoie, you need to watch those fights evidently

Great trainer,and broadcaster

Play in the NFL or MLB and say you don’t want to be tested and see what happens. Only boxing allows that crap.

Teddy should do a breakdown of the best boxers in mma and boxing in mma in general

@PhoenixProdLLC

4 жыл бұрын

Why can't you just let the mma guys do that and on mma channels?

@kimjongfun5999

4 жыл бұрын

@@PhoenixProdLLC because he has a lot more knowledge of boxing

@kimjongfun5999

4 жыл бұрын

@@PhoenixProdLLC i just think it would be interesting considering there are smaller gloves and other factors that make it different

Go team 👊👊👊

*27:35* *Inoodle*

does teddy understand the united states is not the only country in the planet ?? , over 7 million views in inoue's part of japan alone and this guy is saying not a lot of people got to see it

Great show good analysis and preview In the 1950s Jimmy Cannon called boxing the red light district of sports some things never change I’m curious about Dana white Zuffa boxing I’m team best fight the best I’m skeptical it’s going to work boxing has been this way for a decades I doubt one person can fix it

What a lot of people forgot is that Luis Ortiz had bad blood pressure going into the first fight and they even had Charles Martin on standby would Ortiz not be cleared I wouldn't ride off, to be honest I would only slightly favor Wilder (60:40)

the whole world could learn a lesson from teddy atlas

Disagree with Teddy on the Wilder and Ortiz's 2 assessment. I believe this fight is going to go further then 5 rounds. I think Ortiz is better prepared for this fight then the first fight and he has a good chance to win the sequel, by decision. Dificult for a KO, but its possible. Wilder has only one way to win and that is KO.

Not a lot of people saw Inoue - Donaire?? Yeah only 25 million people in Japan. Boxing doesn't only revolve around America.

Wilder had to fight stevern so he can have a 100% opponent ko. He has to fight Ortiz because he was helped by ref and officials 🤷🏻‍♂️

@chrismurphy2472

4 жыл бұрын

100% ish due to fury

@dio8684

4 жыл бұрын

chris murphy why u hating?

@upthers7661

4 жыл бұрын

Dio because it’s true

@brooklyn560

4 жыл бұрын

Didn’t the ref give Ortiz more time to rest and caught his breath?

Wilder reminds me of Ezzard Charles. His build, style, timing and power with both hands . But Ortiz reminds me of Jersey Joe Walcott. Look for the old man to deliver a devastating one punch that puts Wilder away.

Great podcast. I totally agree to a centralised commission with no links to sanctioning bodies. You should campaign with Michael montero

Ken, you're ok in my book if you collect Warhols work! 😀 It doesn't meet the boxer stereotype, and that's pretty cool 😎 Good on ya mate!

@christopherhudson6804

4 жыл бұрын

at first i wasn't sure how i felt about this Ken dude. never even heard his name when i first seen this podcast, but the more ive watched the more i've got an understanding of who and how he is as a person. now i think he's great. you can just tell the guy is a good all around person in general and in a median where you're used to fakes, actors, tough guys, etc. it def makes you like the dude even more because you can just tell the dude is extremely genuine.

I’m going with Ortiz to defy the odds and to become the first Cuban heavyweight!

@lakerstekkenn

4 жыл бұрын

Ortiz is 40 and eating Chicken nuggets in training camp for the biggest fight and last chance to become Heavyweights champion when he should be taking supplements and eating the best foods and protein and not leftover Chicken parts like fat and cartilage and everything else they wouldn't normally throw away, Wilder by Ko because Ortiz gases.

@realtruth1988

4 жыл бұрын

dale lee well judging by his physique Ortiz looks like he’s a phenomenal shape to me! I think the conditioning will be much better this time around but we shall see come fight night.

Ken do you really use athletic greens?

@kenrideout4947

4 жыл бұрын

Yes, I promise! I reached out to every single sponsor we work with because I used and liked their products!

@lukepeacham9663

4 жыл бұрын

Ken Rideout thank you I’m going to try them

Teddy has a problem giving Wilder credit.

@ipopo4320

4 жыл бұрын

You crazy.

@Emajanashun

4 жыл бұрын

Because wilder is such an ugly fighter and is lucky he has power or he’s be a trash fighter with his sloppy sporadic swinging

Is that an original Warhol? How did you get that?

@sebaba001

4 жыл бұрын

Money!

who’s portrait ?

Stiverne was in horrible shape for that second fight. He was there to get paid. Canelo and GGG might be a better example. If GGG couldn’t beat Canelo in the first fight, he wasn’t gonna win the second and he def won’t win the third if that fight happens.

@2308521

4 жыл бұрын

Fight wasn't long enough for the conditioning to matter, but your example works also.

Ali vs Spinks 2 defies your theory, Teddy.

@MarkyCannoli

4 жыл бұрын

Lukáš Vala he’s got a point though

@raphphoenix1156

4 жыл бұрын

There are always exceptions. Just enjoy the cast 😉

@wobeybryant

4 жыл бұрын

Muhammad Ali was very special even tho I’d like Luis Ortiz to win

inoue got caught by right hand because his eye was all jacked up and seeing double, he couldnt see the punches coming

@karlobringino8241

4 жыл бұрын

Nah, he was having double vision in his right eye so if anything he can see Donaire's right hand just fine. He got caught by the right because he got a taste of Donaire's infamous left check hook and got way too wary of it.

@pingwachara1456

4 жыл бұрын

but next year we will find out how good inoue who they call him the monster but every time he step up the ring this kids make exciting that night

cool

Mr. Teddy I have to disagree with you about Ortiz rematch; experience makes fighters and no just in boxing also in life. Once you’ve been there and done that, you also know what to expect, how to handle new events, how to prepare yourself and the most important aspect to me: How to go further beyond your limits. Even though all of this could apply to both fighters I also have to agree with you on this, then age could play a main role. Again thank you so much for your comments. DS.

Cus said what?

Don't see why Ken is surprised Wilder is taking this fight. It should be an easier KO this time.

Inoue had fought fighter taller than Donaire but with lesser speed. To add, he was suffering double visions. If his vision was okay, he probably had a easier fight.

Can’t wait for Wilder vs Ortiz, definitely fight of the year candidate

@operator0

4 жыл бұрын

Uhhhh...it hasn't been fought yet. How can you put it on the list if a punch hasn't been thrown?

@Watcherw1

4 жыл бұрын

I agree, it has potential to do so

@letstalkboxing5903

4 жыл бұрын

operator0 they fought once already and that was a great fight, based off the promos both have trained hard to fix there mistakes so I’m expecting a greater fight the second time around

@operator0

4 жыл бұрын

@@letstalkboxing5903 It could just as easily be a one punch, first round knockout. We wont know anything until after the final bell has rung.

@drifty_grifty

4 жыл бұрын

Lol if wilder fighting a 50 year old man is your idea of fight of the year you're crazy.

chavez wasnt signed up for testing at the time

Love the channel but stop promoting gambling

@Leo_S94

4 жыл бұрын

Couldn't agree more. So many other companies would wanna work with these guys. Mybookie is as shady as them all. Making money off peoples loss......

@davidlewis4162

4 жыл бұрын

Yeh 💯

@KingKeNNySlay

4 жыл бұрын

Matthew Williams well boxing is gambling

@Geneo12345

4 жыл бұрын

Boxing and gambling go hand in hand. Relax.

Yeah champions remember how to headbutt hit the balls and take steroids. HOLLYFIELD HAD GOOD MEMORY.

@mikybinns3587

4 жыл бұрын

With a little bit of help from HGH🤨

wallin did, though! and now we have another heavyweight name to throw around.

Spinks vs Ali 2 debunks your theory Teddy! Interesting assessment though.

@Emajanashun

4 жыл бұрын

Julian Miller one fight doesn’t equal a debunk out of allllll the years and rematches, there’s lots of rematches that we’re almost as good as the first but there’s also alotttt that weren’t, he’s just saying in general I would believe

@julianmiller2656

4 жыл бұрын

We’re not talking about how good the fights were, i think we all know rematches can be great. My Point was not all rematches go the same way when the older fighter loses the first fight example Ali vs Spinks, lewis vs rahman so teddy’s theory regarding older fighters not been able win rematches against younger fighters is incorrect. thanks for your comment

Guys, Inoue can go up in weight. there are plenty of sub level fighters who he can fight to get a title. He may get found out if he goes after the elite fighters in higher weights

@brooklyn560

4 жыл бұрын

We already found out about Inoue, he’s the real deal. Just beat donair fighting 11rounds with a fractured orbital bone. Plus it’s kinda crazy you want him to go up a 5th weight class already. Theirs more than enough talent at 118 to keep busy. Nery, Tete, avenging his brothers lose to Oubaali plus they say Rigo is moving back down to 118.

On the positive note, 2019 has been historically great. 2020 is going to be monumental. Wilder is in the utmost respect a Boxer, giving fights back to back, considering the Fury fight happens early next year. Mind you my heart is with Ortiz🇨🇺. On the negative, why put the Inoue fight at such awkward time. With him being such a talent, and entertaining to watch. Boxing I believe is on the rise again, but needs to nurtured this time around carefully. Stop trying to milk out the money, get people to watch it... you think people who watch football fanatically, would pay for 4 or 5 Super Bowl a year (payperview) mind you once a year... I don’t think so

Christopher Reeves Superman 2 sequel for the win😁

Snow because donaire is longer bigger is because of the experience!!!!!!!!!!!

How Wilder was up on any card is a travesty. Let alone all 3. Corrupt sport. Seriously starting to lose interest.

I have a question for you guys, I have a bet on the prop bet that it will go 7 full rounds. Ortiz got dropped with 5 seconds left and the referee counted out with zero seconds left because ortiz stood up and that's when referee called it off. So, you guys think it went 7 full rounds?

@AlphaandOmegaHere

4 жыл бұрын

Technically no... but also yes in terms of length. Damn, if you'd put 6, you would have won it all lol.

Hope when ortiz win teddy will give another version....

@boomclashgamer7444

3 жыл бұрын

Did he win?

Nobody wanted this rematch!! it's a big waste of time!! I won't be staying up for it for sure, highlights on Sunday it is, I can't see them making any significant money on this I will throw £10 on ortiz though that's upset money ✨💯 *BAACKZIN*✨

Find a sponsor that does some good for the world, not making money of peoples loss. So many awesome companies out there in the fight game that would want to work with you guys!!

I hope Ortiz wins but i feel that wilder will blow him out in the first

@sallgoodman2323

4 жыл бұрын

He probably will, he''ll know how to better lay down his offense the second time around

Wilder DID have to rematch Stiverne it was his mandatory. Wilder was forced to take Ortiz fight through Al Haymon who stopped Ortiz vs AJ. Expect a 12 round fight with less chance of early stoppage, Ortiz is to tough and skilled to go down in one rnd so that's not going to happen. Safe pick is wilder by 8 rounds stoppage . Ortiz by UD is highly possible ,id go with that and the odds. Of course the judges have to actually score it correct and we know Wilder fights are basically impossible to get UD wins ,so ?...………………………..

Ethniticity?

@tonygaines15

4 жыл бұрын

😂..... ...now, I'm gonna go see how much you post on Wilders interviews😮

@mysterion5136

4 жыл бұрын

@@tonygaines15 Wilder makes up words on the fly. lol

@tonygaines15

4 жыл бұрын

@@mysterion5136 😂😂😂

Teddy says he was facing a longer right hand than he ever faced before.....this was their 2nd fight, did he right hand grow between fight 1 and 2 😂

Atlas is pretty sure Wilder KO's Ortiz earlier this time, cites his age, mentality and being the wrong stance for Wilder, who's got the right hand equalizer.