Comments Thread For: Huck: Teddy Atlas, He Ran Away To Avoid Embarrassment

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WBO cruiserweight champion Marco Huck (34-1, 25 KOs) has the gift of gab. He took a shot at Alexander Povetkin's former trainer, Teddy Atlas of the United States. Huck challenges Povetkin (23-0, 16 KOs) for the WBA's "regular" heavyweight title on February 25th in Germany. Atlas guided Povetkin to a world championship in 2011, but a dispute over the training camp location was the cause for Atlas to remain in the United States, while Povetkin trains in Russia under experienced coach Alexander Zimin.

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[Cloud]

Oh I can't wait to see the look of shock on Huck's face when Povetkin begins to land heavy leather on his big head.

...Random moment, I'd **** the **** out of Marco's girl.

[MJ223]

Povetkin is going to win with or without Teddy......

[tostao]

average big man beats average little man

[richardt]

That is BS from Huck. Povetkin's team didn't honor a contract that allowed Altas to work ESPN to go along with his training of Povetkin and that is why he is not training Povetkin.

[Mr. Philadel]

Dear God,

Please let Huck get KTFO so he can shut his bum ass up...I'm tired of this clown....Amen!!

[Superflo777]

average big man beats average little man

Huck is only an half inch smaller than Pove...and supposedly already weighs 220 pounds.

[budfr]

Besides the Klitchkos, people don't care about European boxers. Specially Germans who are boring as hell.

[The Hammer]

Alexander Povetkin will be a better, more confident fighter without the unstable Teddy in his corner.

Michael Grant at age 40 is fighting better than he did when he was working with Teddy in his prime.

[Superflo777]

Can anyone tell me why the phuck Huck is labelled as the world's #3 heavyweight in the world according to Boxrec?