Teddy Atlas not making the fairest calls.

[Jimanuel Boogustus]

I love ol Teddy. Seriously, i've got nothing but respect for the man. He is a decent guy that has no room for all the bullshit in boxing and doesn't hesitate to say so.

Also the whole Theodore Atlas foundation thing is fantastic too.

Great guy. Entertaining. guy. Good for the sport.

[jokaleras]

al bernstein is the best.

i also like boxers doing the commentating. Roy Jones Jr., Bernard Hopkins, BJ Flores(i think he may have a better career as a boxing analyst) etc. are all very very good. Lewis needs work.

[shafty85]

al bernstein is the best.

i also like boxers doing the commentating. Roy Jones Jr., Bernard Hopkins, BJ Flores(i think he may have a better career as a boxing analyst) etc. are all very very good. Lewis needs work.

I agree that Lewis needs work, but I find his input insightful. It is great though to hear them talk about fights though. Some of the knowledge they give out is amazing!

[JazMerkin]

I think Teddy is pretty good at analyzing fighters & has great boxing knowledge. What he can't do is call fights, but in his defence I don't think he picks favourites until the fight starts. Then he has a tendency to just watch one fighter.

I don't think he was biased against Woods, just that he was watching Cloud more, not because he's American, just because Cloud probably impressed him more in the opening round.

He also doesn't shy away from calling something bullshit, I'd say he's still one of the best analysts around, although I rate Farhood & Kellerman higher. Jones, Hopkins & Nate Campbell are also pretty good analysts.

[BoomBoom]

Teddy has superior ring knowlege, he really knows boxing and what a fighter needs to do to win. He breaks everything down well and lays out the right gameplans. But, he is a terrible judge. After the whole Urango-Ngougjo 10-8 round where Ngoudjo was down twice, I stopped paying much attention to his scorecard. Sometimes he lets his emotions and ego get the best of him, but he is one of my favorite non-boxer personalities in the sport. Him and Manny Stewart.

[Beanflicker]

Teddy has superior ring knowlege, he really knows boxing and what a fighter needs to do to win. He breaks everything down well and lays out the right gameplans. But, he is a terrible judge. After the whole Urango-Ngougjo 10-8 round where Ngoudjo was down twice, I stopped paying much attention to his scorecard. Sometimes he lets his emotions and ego get the best of him, but he is one of my favorite non-boxer personalities in the sport. Him and Manny Stewart.

Haha yup. But Superior knowledge doesnt necessary = great commentator.

I just wish Tessitore would, after one of his rediculous analogies, just say ".... its nothing like that AT ALL" or something.