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Who does Teddy Atlas do his podcast with?
Ken RideoutDustin Poirier joins Teddy Atlas and co-host Ken Rideout for a conversation about what's next for him (title run or big money fight?), the Lightweight Division, if he wants to move to Welterweight, the recent Charles Oliveira win over Justin Gaethje, and a whole lot more.
Is Teddy Atlas Irish?
Early life. The son of a doctor, Atlas grew up in a wealthy area of Staten Island, New York City, New York. His mother, Mary Riley Atlas, was a former contestant in the Miss America pageant system, as well as a model. His father was of Hungarian Jewish ancestry and his mother of Irish descent.
Who is Teddy Atlas training?
Atlas has trained a plethora of pugilists, including: two-time world heavyweight champion Michael Moorer; world featherweight champion Barry McGuigan; world light heavyweight champion Donny LaLonde; world welterweight champion Simon Brown; and European welterweight champion Gary Jacobs.
Does Teddy Atlas work for ESPN?
The ringside absence Saturday of longtime ESPN boxing analyst Teddy Atlas appears to be permanent. Atlas, reached by telephone Wednesday, was asked whether he'll return to live fight analysis on the network for which he has worked for 21 years.
Are Teddy Atlas and Mike Tyson friends?
0:203:13Mike Tyson Speaks on Teddy Atlas "i was never mad at Teddy" - YouTubeYouTubeStart of suggested clipEnd of suggested clipAnd then Teddy put a gun to your head and shot the gun next year. And he was then to cost kicked himMoreAnd then Teddy put a gun to your head and shot the gun next year. And he was then to cost kicked him out of camp you never saw him again cos never saw him again I know you never talk to him again.
Is Teddy Atlas married?
Elaine AtlasTeddy Atlas / Spouse
Is Teddy Atlas Rich?
Teddy Atlas net worth: Teddy Atlas is an American boxing training and fight commentator who has a net worth of $2 million.
How old is Teddy Atlas?
65 years (July 29, 1956)Teddy Atlas / Age
Where is Teddy Atlas from?
Staten Island, New York, NYTeddy Atlas / Place of birth
Who is the best boxing commentator?
1. Jim Lampley. This was an easy choice. Jim Lampley isn't perfect but is easily the best boxing announcer or commentator in the game today.
What happened between Tyson and Atlas?
The incident caused a breakup between Tyson and Atlas. It happened when the legendary boxer sexually assaulted Atlas' sister-in-law. Atlas revealed in the documentary that the incident occurred after Atlas was married and Tyson touched his new sister-in-law inappropriately.
Does Kevin Rooney still train boxers?
Kevin Rooney continues to train young boxers in Catskill, New York, at the same gym that he trained in under Cus D'Amato.
Sports & Recreation Podcasts
Hall of Fame boxing commentator and trainer to 18 world champion fighters, Teddy Atlas shares his views on all things boxing. In addition to giving fight analysis, predictions, and a look at what’s happening behind the scenes in the boxing world, Teddy connects the tenets and lessons learned inside the ring to broader application in life.
Fight Companion - Teddy Atlas & Ken Rideout watch ISRAEL ADESANYA vs ROBERT WHITTAKER 1
With Israel Adesanya vs Robert Whittaker 2 on this weekend at UFC 271, we had Teddy watch the full fight of Israel Adesanya vs Robert Whittaker 1 from back in October 2019 at UFC 243. Enjoy! Here's the full fight offered on UFC's YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DiTAsK0sYjs Thanks for being with us.
Dustin Poirier interview - Oliveira Fight, What's Next (Nate Diaz fight...), Dustin's Mindset & more
Dustin Poirier joins Teddy Atlas and co-host Ken Rideout for a conversation about his recent title fight loss against Charles Oliveira, his mindset at the moment, what's next for him -- spoiler, it's Nate Diaz -- and a whole lot more. Thanks for being with us.
George Kambosos Jr. interview - Teofimo Lopez Upset, Who's Next & More
George Kambosos Jr. joins Teddy Atlas and co-host Ken Rideout for a conversation about his stunning upset of Teofimo Lopez, all the training and preparation that went into this fight, his mindset, his time spent as Manny Pacquiao's sparring partner and much more. Thanks for being with us.
Who is Teddy Atlas?
ABOUT. ABOUT TEDDY. TEDDY ATLAS is a Hall of Fame boxing commentator and trainer. Over the course of his nearly forty-year career, Teddy has trained 18 world champion fighters including Michael Moorer, Timothy Bradley, and Mike Tyson. As a boxing analyst, Teddy has been a member ESPN’s broadcasting team covering boxing for over two decades ...
What sports network does Teddy work for?
As a boxing analyst, Teddy has been a member ESPN’s broadcasting team covering boxing for over two decades and has worked with NBC providing fight commentary for the Summer Olympic Games from 2000 through 2012.
What is Teddy's approach to developing world champion fighters?
Teddy’s approach to developing world champion fighters focuses primarily on building mental toughness. While the Xs and Os of fighting are important, at the highest level boxers win and lose based on their mental game.
Who is Teddy Atlas?
Hall of Fame boxing commentator and trainer to 18 world champion fighters, Teddy Atlas shares his views on all things boxing. In addition to giving fight analysis, predictions, and a look at what’s happening behind the scenes in the boxing world, Teddy connects the tenets and lessons learned inside the ring to broader application in life. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Who is Chris Shiflett?
Chris Shiflett, guitarist for Foo Fighters, Dead Peasants, and Me First and the Gimme Gimmes, hosts "Walking The Floor," where he engages a wide range of musical guests, writers, athletes, and artists in one-on-one interviews exploring their creative inspirations, struggles, successes, and everything in between. Past guests include Merle Haggard, Dwight Yoakam, Mike Ness, Steve Earle, John Doe, Sturgill Simpson, and more!
Who is the founder of BlackSportsOnline?
Robert Littal founder of BlackSportsOnline presents: Keep That Same Energy a podcast about honesty, accountability, and realness in the world of sports and Sports Entertainment; The King of The Headlines takes from your eyes to your ears, you don't want to miss this.
Who is Teddy Atlas?
Teddy Atlas is the ultimate boxing diehard — a man who’s trained 18 world champions and lives by the simplest of codes: “Boxing is life,” he says in his raw Staten Island accent. Then why is Atlas suddenly giving so much love to a sport that’s viewed as boxing’s arch-nemesis?
What is Teddy Atlas' passion?
Atlas’ passion for MMA — specifically, UFC fighters — is on full display during his weekly podcast, “ THE FIGHT with Teddy Atlas ,” where he breaks down UFC matchups, interviews mixed-martial artists and picks winners of upcoming bouts . And the lofty language Atlas once lavished upon the likes of Marciano and Ali he now heaps onto UFC fighters.
Why did Atlas decline UFC training?
Atlas said he’s declined the offers because he doesn’t “want to go back into the cauldron.” (Atlas, 64, hasn’t trained a fighter since light heavyweight Oleksandr Gvozdyk’s title victory in December 2018.)
How many subscribers does Atlas have?
Rideout, a marathon runner and a president of a financial firm, credits Atlas for the popularity of the show, which has grown to 174,000 subscribers on YouTube after launching in January 2019.
Who is the host of the Rideout podcast?
Atlas agreed to Mohr’s podcast plan with one twist: He agreed to co-host the show with Rideout, a knowledgeable fight fan but an unknown in the boxing world. “It looks like I was taking a chance to do this with Ken,” Atlas said. “But I was really going with somebody who comes at this with fresh ideas.
Who is Atlas' business partner?
With no platform for Atlas’ voice, his business partner Rob Mohr suggested a podcast, but Atlas was reluctant. Then, everything changed in September 2018 when Atlas appeared on “ The Joe Rogan Experience ” — the most popular podcast on the planet — and he saw the power of the medium firsthand.
Is Atlas a podcaster?
Atlas’ path to podcaster can be traced to his fallout with ESP N. The sports network benched Atlas — an International Boxing Hall of Fame broadcaster — from calling live fights after Atlas’ on-air attack of controversial judging that led to Australian Jeff Horn’s decision win over Manny Pacquiao in July 2017 in Brisbane.
Special Guest: Boxing Legend Teddy Atlas
Teddy Atlas is one of the voices of boxing in the United States thanks to his work with ESPN, and also one of the biggest characters in the whole sport. He’s in town for the week and agreed to stop by Wise Kracks to talk all things boxing with us.
UFC Fight McGregor Versus Poirier
There’s one show in town this weekend in Las Vegas, and as a massive UFC fan Jon is extremely excited. We’re all over the big trilogy fight between Conor McGregor and Dustin Poirier. Teddy might be more associated with boxing, but he’s partly in Vegas to work at the fight.
Looking Ahead To Pacquiao Versus Spence
Of course, with Teddy in studio, boxing is a big topic in this week’s show. We look ahead to Pacquiao vs Spence – can Manny do it or does there come a point when age difference is just too big of a factor. Teddy also comes in with some breaking news for Wise Kracks, with reports that Tyson Fury has tested positive for COVID-19.
