Teddy Atlas And LSC's Fist Shake Why I Hate ESPN/PBC

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teddy atlas is a tweaked out idiot welcome to 20 years ago

[sicko]

No problem with Teddy what so ever. Yeah he rambles on and on sometimes but the man loves and is passionate about boxing. I like ESPN Team I like Teddy Key's to the fight before the fight he is usually extremely accurate and does his homework on fighters.

Teddy Atlas knowledge of Boxing> Most On This Forum COMBINED!

It is a few Pacquiao fans still bitter towards him because of comments he made about Pacquiao years ago. When he Picked Pacquiao over Mayweather they was loving him

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well it's like a toaster in which one of the toast slots is broken and the other is popping up way too often so you have this pop pop pop! on one side and youre getting your toast -- youre getting too much of it in fact -- and you dont have another slice to pair with it -- one side of teddy's brain is firing out dumb analogies while the other side just shuts down completely and waits for someone to slap him across the face -- and thats why you need to work behind the jab

[Fetta]

enjoyed the fight and had no issue with Atlas.

Great night....but of course it wasnt for some

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well it's like a toaster in which one of the toast slots is broken and the other is popping up way too often so you have this pop pop pop! on one side and youre getting your toast -- youre getting too much of it in fact -- and you dont have another slice to pair with it -- one side of teddy's brain is firing out dumb analogies while the other side just shuts down completely and waits for someone to slap him across the face -- and thats why you need to work behind the jab

lol..........

[FrankieClutch]

yeah right?
what does he want mares to do about the shaking??
react to it lsc's little shaking and go in and try to tag him???
it only takes like a split second to shake his right hand, and its not like it goes anywhere.

yea sometimes teddy can be annoying lol..
but i dont hate anything or anyone becaues of that. chill out!
peaaaaace

Bolded x100. Shaking his fist means nothing. I was so annoyed with Teddy (like I usually am) because there is nothing to take advantage of there. If he was moving it lower out of habit, Teddy would have a point, but that sh.t was ******

[just the facts]

It was thought to be but in my opinion it was a snooze fest and poor matchmaking.

A fight between two quality fighters that saw 2k punches thrown was a snooze fest? Throw is a pretty evenly matched undercard fight and the whole thing was poor match making? Really?

Let me guess, you'd rather watch ggg slap the crap out of one no hoper after another on HBO

[Scipio2009]

Bow and arrow? Didn't he used to tap his head too?

probably, but you see a lot of fighters do that; probably some reset quirk that they picked up as amateurs.

I point out the "bow and arrow" (when Taylor throws his double-jab/right straight, he ****s back his right hand, almost always, on his second jab) because Bernard Hopkins picked it up, initially only insinuated knowing about it, befuddled Taylor for their two fights, and then told the world what he saw.

From that point on, the jig was up for Taylor (pick/catch/parry/slip the first jab and Taylor's guard was open), with the habit so ingrained that it was too late for Taylor to fix it.

Santa Cruz's hand twitch is probably just a reset quirk (only saw the roll when it seemed like Santa Cruz was out of punch range but coming forward) than a fatal flaw. Teddy seemed to think otherwise (not sure how many Santa Cruz fights he'd seen before this one)

[Scipio2009]

'The tide's coming in, and you're building sandcastles, and the tide keeps coming in...'

That analogy was ****ing brilliant, especially in the actual context that it was brought up in; Malignaggi had come into the fight, wanting to do something, and, piece by piece, you saw Danny Garcia taking away his options, until he was completely swamped (with the kindness of the referee saving him from an absolute bludgeoning late, just as Paulie ran out of options).

[Scipio2009]

It was Atlas doing what Atlas does best - showcasing his own greatness. Remember when he was the trainer for Povetkin during the Chagaev fight? In between rounds, he was behaving like he was in a Rocky movie - pointing to the skies to invoke the spirit of Povetkin's dead father, then in other rounds just outright screaming at him. Right then, I realised what he was - a narcissistic fool, a wannabe boxing guy who can't stand to be in the background. This is the idiot who got up in Foreman's face during the Moorer fight build-up.

LSC-Mares was a terrific fight but this idiot did his best to spoil it.

... Povetkin fought beyond what he'd shown prior and won. If he'd done all that and Povetkin had gotten bludgeoned, then you might have a point.

you don't.