Teddy Atlas

[generalbulldog]

I consider Teddy Atlas to be the equivalent of those baseball managers or former NFL coaches now working for ESPN. Crap at the elite level of their occupation and that's why they have a job there at ESPN being so called "experts" and not plying their trade in the profession they love. His only notable fighter to date is only Michael Moorer, and he was knockout by a 45 year old Foreman.

None of the top boxers are asking him to train them, they are going to Steward, Goosen, Roach, etc.

[killersheep]

I consider Teddy Atlas to be the equivalent of those baseball managers or former NFL coaches now working for ESPN. Crap at the elite level of their occupation and that's why they have a job there at ESPN being so called "experts" and not plying their trade in the profession they love. His only notable fighter to date is only Michael Moorer, and he was knockout by a 45 year old Foreman.

None of the top boxers are asking him to train them, they are going to Steward, Goosen, Roach, etc.

Except Povetkin, who is considering going back to the ams

[Julius Rain]

I consider Teddy Atlas to be the equivalent of those baseball managers or former NFL coaches now working for ESPN. Crap at the elite level of their occupation and that's why they have a job there at ESPN being so called "experts" and not plying their trade in the profession they love. His only notable fighter to date is only Michael Moorer, and he was knockout by a 45 year old Foreman.

None of the top boxers are asking him to train them, they are going to Steward, Goosen, Roach, etc.

Good post!

I just hate how he is presented as someone who should be so highly respected when it comes to boxing.

He is NOT a great trainer, he is just a great talker who has thick skin.