Teddy Atlas

[MMASUX]

I personally don't think he is a "great" trainer, but a descent one. As long as he's been around, and the fighters he's been around i would hope he knows a lot about boxing. As for his work on FNF, i absolutely hate it. I recorded last weeks FNF and watched it this morning and he compared boxing to kickoffs in football, and i think cooking also, where does he come up with this stuff??

[ono]

I wish he was my bookmaker. Quality pre fight predictions

[The Fightfan]

I think he is a top trainer. He knows exactly what he is telling his fighter and never really given bad advice on his keys to victory on FNF. I think what separates him from being the top guy and good trainer is he does not seem to take fighter's in their primes anymore as he did when Tyson fell into his lap. Everyone thinks it was Rooney and Cus D'amato who made Tyson the monster he was but in actuality it was Atlas who was doing the training and Rooney the fighting. He seems to get middle of the road fighter's Moorer,Briggs. Now he does have Povetkin an undefeated heavyweight and I will be very interested to see what he has taught him.

[Mar]

...i agree with above. He's a decent trainer. He can only prepare the guys and give them the best advice he can. I've never heard him give bad advice. I've only seen fighters ignore it.

[JonnyFolds]

He predicted Hatton would stop Pacquiao
He predicted Tony Thompson would stop Wlad Klitschko.
I think he had Shane beating Mayweather too.

Sadly, I was with him on all but Thompson Klitschko.

I think he is a great trainer. But he really doesn't have the political correctness and kiss ass attitude to be a top trainer today. He talks too damn much, adn he repeats himself a lot. I guess when you wor with heavyweights you have to do that to get through that thick skull.

[Master]

I like him, everyone makes wrong call now and then but he knows his boxing and very entertaining.

[Nameless]

I think he's a great trainer but just like Tyson, he's on the nutso side...