Is Teddy Atlas a little slow?

[johnsebastianmiran]

Atlas reminds me of a dockworker when I was a kid that as James Brown put it<"Talking Loud And Saying Nothing!" My friend Huey used to say<"I'm seldom ever right but I am never wrong!"

[Jimanuel Boogustus]

Teddy taught me everything I know about analogies

I use the 'rough neighbourhood' one at work all the time!

[Gandalf]

Teddy taught me everything I know about analogies

I use the 'rough neighbourhood' one at work all the time!

He could compile a book of them, he's extremely good with the analogies and seems to have an endless supply of them. Quite incredible. I'm sure he sits up at night and thinks a lot of them up.

Atlas is one of boxings poets. Sure, he can look a bit dead eyed sometimes, but there is something tick tocking away in there somewhere.

I like him and Merchant a lot.

[boxingbantz]

I like Teddy but is he slow, punch drunk maybe? Sometimes on fnf he just looks dazed like he just got hit with a hard left hook.

Considering he only has 9 amateur bouts and never fought professionally, I very much doubt he is punch drunk.

[Mars_ax]

Teddy taught me everything I know about analogies

I use the 'rough neighbourhood' one at work all the time!

He could compile a book of them, he's extremely good with the analogies and seems to have an endless supply of them. Quite incredible. I'm sure he sits up at night and thinks a lot of them up.

Atlas is one of boxings poets. Sure, he can look a bit dead eyed sometimes, but there is something tick tocking away in there somewhere.

I like him and Merchant a lot.

Teddy helps make FNF entertaining, but usually for all the wrong reasons, I don't per-say dislike the dude, but at the same time I don't take anything he says seriously. How he was able to worm his way into becoming a "respected" trainer is a mystery to me, as for his "expert" analogies and/or analysis, most of the time they're pure crap.