Comments Thread For: Gotzev Says Oruh Has Good Chance To KO Povetkin

[edgarg]

You have a faith in Atlas that is quite touching, I do declare. But I lost all faith in Teddy many years ago. I actually like listening to him, but he fooled me because he was a big noise on the TV station I used to get. So, when he began discoursing on Tyson , I listened, and "learned" you might say.....until I really learned that all the experience Yeddy had of Tyson was for a few weeks when he was a sort of apprentice trainer's helper, aged about 20, (and Tyson was about 15, as a kid) in D'Amato's gym.

It seems that Teddy shook a loaded gun under Tyson's startled nose because he objected to Tyson paying attention to Teddy''s niece.

[edgarg]

You have a faith in Atlas that is quite touching, I do declare. But I lost all faith in Teddy many years ago. I actually like listening to him, but he fooled me because he was a big noise on the TV station I used to get. So, when he began discoursing on Tyson , I listened, and "learned" you might say.....until I really learned that all the experience Yeddy had of Tyson was for a few weeks when he was a sort of apprentice trainer's helper, aged about 20, (and Tyson was about 15, as a kid) in D'Amato's gym.

It seems that Teddy shook a loaded gun under Tyson's startled nose because he objected to Tyson paying attention to Teddy''s niece.

If anybody out there actually knows, I'd like to know how D'Amato found out about thsi incident, for which he booted Teddy off the "ranch", whether from Teddy with his usual bluster, or from Tyson, understandably shaken up.

I suspect from Tyson, because for many years he really bad mouthed Tyson, making himself out to be the be-all-and-end-all of Tyson expertise.

Well, one good thing, Teddy is still spraying verbs and adjectives all intermingled, all over the netwaves. I like to hear him "moider" the King's English.