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Stuck on the ropes. .. Crazy. Soft jab uppercut mix. As a distraction 2 elbows atb90 degrees. And then outside right hard hook to the side the head. Tury didnt need.. Long arma when he walked him up to the ropes. Wilder forgot to rope practixe i guess
At least Deontay had the decency not to ruin black history month again I felt like the last fight was a condensed version of the movie roots formatted into a sports event
I still do not think Fury is being truly appreciated for what a special heavyweight he is . We've never seen someone this size who is this versatile. He can fight any way you would want. He can overwhelm you with brute strength and size. He can fight from distance, he has quick, accurate hands.He Possesses great movement, and can take a serious shot. He's the total package.
What’s most amazing about your assessment, is that though it’s all true, it doesn’t mention what I think is most important, and that’s his ridiculous stamina. All of that talent would be for nothing if he couldn’t make use of all that talent, carrying all that size and weight consistently for 12 rounds.
You forgot to mention cheating, have you seen how fury keeps holding wilders head down and punching him at the same time? He should have lost points for leaning on wilder over and over. Wilder looked drained from the first bell, for whatever reason, which is his own fault. But wilder could have been much better.
@@miniman2132 The trick is, he only carries his weight for half of the fight. He makes Wilder bare his weight for the other half. Fury has become a master of conserving energy while making his opponents work their asses off.
Wilder doesn’t gain the smallest respect for his character outside the ring or boxing skills. However the fighting instinct is something that can’t be taught, you’re born with it. Both fighters showed they have the warrior spirit. Wilder was getting beat up quite badly with zero energy but he still refused to submit. It’s that point that earns him respect. Of course Fury deserves all the plaudits, doesn’t seem to have any weaknesses and definitely the best of his era.
Yes. Exactly. American media always has to paint their fighter out to be the hero. In reality Wilder is still a scumbag, even though he showed heart in this fight.....so what.
Eh you have a it wrong. I haven’t seen one person give him credit for getting smashed, cheating accusations, or not shaking hands. People are giving him credit for actually going out on his shield. It’s one thing to say it, whole different animal than to actually do it. He showed championship heart. He literally gave all he could give. All that other bs stuff he did doesn’t take away from what he did in the ring.
"We're not bias towards American fighters", and then proceed to talk for 2 hours about how brave Wilder was in this fight rather than how good Fury was. No mention on Furys' newly born daughter being in hopsital weeks before the fight with Tyson sleeping in the hospital to be by her side and training in the park to make sure the fight went ahead, but instead lets talk about how brave Wilder was.
I guess you missed the entire segment on Fury's bravery and courage from 52:06 and "a guy who found his soul, who said fuck you to devil, go to hell" and for another ten minutes. hahahaha
@@taylorMFilms That was a great piece of content. But this is missing the point made but the commenter about this most recent of the fights. In fact Fury only had 3 weeks in camp preparing for the fight, he was not ready. This was Fury well below par but he still won. That is the point.
everyone keeps talking about Wilder's heart and his will to keep fighting was so impressive, well fury also got knocked down twice and willed himself to a victory which is much more impressive.
Stop acting like Fury is some Rocky!! Of course he'll be able to eat shots, he's 6foot9 - 300lbs Wilder had every disadvantage imaginable and still showed you can put Goliath down. That '1-trick' Pony pushed Fury to the brink 2/3 fights
Cmon Atlas when will you give Fury a bit of credit. He stood up from 4 Wilder's right hand. If Deontay had heart, Fury had even more heart. You can't be taken seriously if you spend 80% of your podcast talking about Wilder when you just witnessed a fight that cemented Fury as one of the greatest heavyweights of all time.
So you must think Wilder is an all-time great if this fight cements fury as one of the greatest. Not taking anything away from fury, because he is a great fighter, but wilder is easily the worst heavyweight in history from a skills perspective. Possibly the hardest puncher, but absolutely terrible at every other aspect of the sport.
Yeah he's a poor boxer because he never had to learn how to box because he has that right hand that could knock out nealry anyone except for Fury. I think if Wilder hit AJ, Usyk, Ruiz or any other heavyweight with the shots he gave Fury then they'd be out cold.
So true. Other pundits may know more facts and data but Teddy leaves them all trailing in his wake with his story telling and insight into what it takes to be a champion.
Love the podcast..... However it was really disappointing to hear about 90% of the fight breakdown was all about how Deontay Wilder lost. Tyson Fury would win 10 out of 10 fights regardless of Deontay being 15 , 16 or 17 stone. Deontay probably won circa 5 rounds throughout the trilogy. Fury deserves more respect than this to be honest. His boxing IQ and heart is second to none.
I'm not sure it would be 10/10. I would say 9/10. With as hard as Wilder hits, he would eventually land the beast. Fury's ability to get up from a knockdown is very impressive. But! Fury doesn't have the chin of let's say ... George Foreman.
@@Ididntaskforahandleyoutube I think Fury was at 70% this fight due to getting Covid and also his daughter being at deaths door. Each fight would get easier for Fury I think..
Facts G facts.... Hospital floors and basic training with dad round the corner from the hospital, standing by his fam weeks out, he was lucky to be 50% of the man from the 2nd fight physically, but his ring IQ and instinct will always be a difference
@@Ididntaskforahandleyoutube how do you know fury chin isn’t as good or better than foreman? Wilder is one of best ko artist of all time and fury got up off the canvas 4 times
Noone in boxing has the heart of evander holyfield, past present And future. That guy was the biggest heart in boxing , making him one of the all time great heavyweight champs ever to do it.
WIlder could have certainly been less of a loser if he'd shown some humility and accepted Fury's hand afterwards. I would pity him but I can't help thinking that Wilder would have just shit on Fury if he had managed to KO him.
Yes man ya know it God has more grace than the devil God in man is grace whether winning and losing and sportsmen are graceful Wilder was a decent champ the competition was a little shakey but that was lack of class your right yo
Don't feel bad for him though, he achieved his goal of getting his daughter the best medical treatment. It's why he started boxing, being a top 3 heavyweight is just icing.
I don’t know why white people are obsessed wit shakin hand afte the fight . Wilder kept it real .in war , when ur enemy beats u , u don’t shake his hand , u still remain enemies . He kept that energy.
Teddy: "I love my British fans across the pond. I love British fighters." Ken: "OK Teddy, lets talk about the fight." Teddy: "Wilder. Wilder, Wilder, Wilder. Wilder! Wilder, Wilder. Fury. Wilder, Wilder, Wilder, Wilder, Wilder. Wilder! Fury! Wilder, Wilder." I thought it was a great fight but come on Teddy! Fury won! Again!
Teddy Atlas seems obsessed with wilder . Similar with David Hay who also kept rooting for wilder to win three times . Each time before the fight Hay said Wilder . What is it with those types . Hay who commentated at rings side (why pick him?) said im eating my words as wilder was steamrolled . Still he said before the third wilder will d it this time . all Hey ever does is yap yap yap and all the wrong tunes. Hay and Atlas should know better one would imagine but quite the opposite. Hay is another one of those who picked Joshua to win . Hay said Joshua will over come Uzyk. So, four wrong prediction in Hays case. with Teddy it seems he backed the American because he is a Yankee. i say bollocks to their wisdoms . How can Teddy the ex trainer and Hay the ex champion get is so wrong not that i am complaining . Im very pleased and happy for the chipsy king . Wilder got a beating even though he lasted much longer and tried harder he still got a pasting. Out hustled out boxed outpunched out bullied . Good ridden to the wilder myth . Dead and buried now.
@@robertmanfredthurrigl9424 plz stfu.. Hindsight is 20/20 wilder KO'd fury TWICE, MOST MEN WOULD'VE NEVER WOKE UP FROM THE FIRST KO let alone the 2nd one but that's proved that fury has an iron chin and there was nothing wilder could do to beat fury Bcu fury is the best currently.. He is Wilders kryptonite, you can't fault atlas for picking wilder.. it's easy to say this now after the fight is done that teddy is bias but wilder easily could've won that fight, teddy knows that wilder has the "eraser" right hand that could end a fight at any moment so when ur given the option between a ruthless right hand that is the touch of death basically or fury who is an amazing technical fighter, the best "boxing" heavyweight in the world, best heavyweight period in the world now... bcuz of his boxing ability at such a large size, before this fight he was known as a guy with not amazing punching power for a heavyweight but after this fight and that TKO on wilder in the 11th that is ComPletly nonesense.. He flatlined wilder stone cold... but back to my point, most people thought with the home field advantage and no brits being able to come to Vegas due to COVID travel regulations so it was a heavy wilder crowd in the arena.. These factors prolly made teddy believe that wilder would get redemption for the last fight but we now know fury is Wilders kryptonite..wilder can fight fury 10 times and hell be lucky to win once.. Fury has too many tools in his toolbox like a hammer, screwdriver, a flat head meanwhile wilder only has a hammer but it's a hammer made from tungsten.. the strongest metal on the planet. .. wilder KO'd fury twice.... Any other fighter would've never got up from the first KO let alone the 2nd KO, AJ doesn't get up or usyk or ruinlz or any other heavyweight.. it just so happens fury has an iron chin and a heart of gold & got the final blow at the perfect time in the 11th.. the final TKO..and deserved it... But teddy's prediction is by no means bias, wilder has the eraser... He can end a fight at any moment but wilder finally came up against a fighter who does what wilder can't beat which is "box" who has a concrete chin and is his kryptonite in fury, fury is the best heavyweight in this generation period
@@MoejiiOsmanTV I can understand that many picked Wilder before the first fight due to Furys ring rust and personal struggles BUT i can not understand that after the 2nd fight which was a on sided slaughter he would still put his money on wilder. Fury made me money . thank you Fury. Im not a trainer but i made money in all three fights . My biggest return was a draw at 25/1 . A hunch and some history knowledge like when they gave it a draw when Lewis and Holyfield first met. In america a foreigner has to stop the yank and by that i mean a kO or TKO . He wont get a points win . I was more right then Atlas and that idiotic Hay who yaps an yaps. Your description of Fury being Wilders cryptonite is a good one . He seems to drain the live out of him. Furys bulk did that . Wilder putting on more beef helped him to absorb more this time but still came unstock and got beat up again .
@@robertmanfredthurrigl9424 well when it comes to judges... No matter what country u are, they will always favor the champion.. Bcuz the champion has payed his dues,he gets the benefit of the doubt if a rnd was a draw wtf etc. Judges will always get the extra +1 Pt to the champ bcuz that's how it always has been for 100yrs years has nothing do with yanks. The challenger has to prove he's worthy of being champ so he must not let it fall in the judges hands.. Especially if it's in Las Vegas for a heavyweight title bout.. U have to TKO the champ even tho fury won the last one, this was a rematch bcuz of the rematch clause in the contract so the judges will still see wilder as a semi champ over him being a full fledged challenger even tho that's what he really was. But now that's over, fury is the full fledged champ, so whoever faces him will get the same treatment by the judges, they will have to overcome the odds to beat fury... If it's a close match, the champ will always come out on top with the judges with points, fury gets all those benefits now.
I knew it would be, Atlas never gives white fighters credit, especially European ones. It was the same when Taylor smashed Ramirez. He gave all the credit to Ramirez
Teddy's is rambling...Wilder is a tomato can built up boxer who made a big mistake..Someone told his handlers that Fury was washed up..Wilder talks in the third person and is a deluded narcissist who listens only to that third person.Fury aint no can.He smashed that illusion and smashed the mirror that Wilder is in love with..
Teddy, Tyson won, you were wrong and you just spent the majority of this pod cast blowing smoke up Wilders arse. What about some praise and explanation about how good Fury is.
@Jorge Pelongo ur not a boxing fan if you call wilder a bum after such a brave performance. Other than fury, no heavyweight alive would have got up twice in a round after getting hit with 2 wilder right hands. Definitely not Joshua.
Like I've been saying Tyson fury is a great heavyweight with his size and boxing skills it's amazing but I think one of the reasons he doesn't get the recognition he deserves cuz it would be like taking Adonis Stevenson and him fighting in the lightweight division that's how big the Gap was and wait between deontay Wilder and Tyson fury and I think one of the reasons Deonte Wilder didn't shake hands is because it kills him to his core that the only thing to destroy his legacy the only heavyweight that could possibly beat him in this era was basically an impossible task you're asking him to beat the giant who can box someone who outweighs him by 50 pounds too lays on them who drains his energy and it's like I got to do the impossible even and even then still wouldn't have gotten credit Muhammad Ali didn't even have to be a giant that much bigger than him like that I think that kills him to his core
Because he knows how desperate the English are for adoration about a sport you know little about He knows what you covert English racist want....and so he isn't given you what you want
I’m a little disappointed this analysis was almost all about Wilder and how great and impressive Wilders heart is and how bad his technique is, but no deep commentary or analysis on how big Furys heart is, how he got back up two times after going to the canvas, his incredible 11th round knock out was.
Because he didn’t shake hands? It’s a fight, not everyone wants to hug and be friends after. He earned my respect for how much effort he put in and how good this fight was despite everyone thinking it would be easy for Fury. He made Fury earn it which made this fight the best, in my opinion, of the trilogy. Both fighters dug deep through adversity, which is commendable.
That's putting it midly since he threw his own trainer under the bus-firing him and saying he was part of a conspiracy being paid off by Tyson's camp. I started out as a fan of WIlder, thought his boxing for his daughter's sake was really admirable. But he showed some rotten characteristics in defeat.
Wilder would’ve won if Fury didn’t? How many horses in this race Teddy? The only soul Wilder has left is his assole, Fury owns the rest of him after 3 victories 🥊🥊🥊
@@SiberianHusky666 No sir, I am not. Don't be naive, We both and everyone else know that Fury without doubt won that first fight and judges for whatever reason be it being Bias, Corruption, bribing, or just being plain stupid called that a draw. Watch the fight again, if you call that a draw after give up on commenting about Boxing.
Fury at the weigh in "I'm going to send him home butchered." And that's exactly what he did. That fight is way more about Fury's dominating win and not Wilder's laying sprawled out on the canvas loss!!
He absolutely did. But what was incredible was that in the 10th Fury knocked down Wilder but then got a bit reckless and also got hit by a giant shot from Wilder but took it clean.
He is indeed a very different animal. A throw back to the days of bare knuckle men . Have you ever seen or watched some of his fingers ? Some of them are crooked . Broke a few in his bareknuckle days when he was a teenager . He is a throw back . Real primal with a will as big as a mountain and the heart of a lion.
Wilder won the first and the forth round and after got drilled and taught a boxing lesson by the big man who does not care how he looks body wise . Wilder on the other hand watches himself in front of big mirrors all day during training and blows kisses . Did you seem him wink and blow two kisses at the camera before the bell rang for the first round? What a prima Donna . Wilder thinks he is gods gift to women . Fury fought with out any Brit fans there to support him due to the travel ban so the atmosphere in the arena was not as nice as in the 1rst and 2nd fight where there were plenty of Brits cheering him on .
Fury proves Teddy wrong yet again, Ken tells him 'you had the exact right idea'. Also said Wilder did what he promised, don't recall him planning to get knocked clean out.
Teddy. That monologue about Wilders mission and then about the 12th round knockdown and Furys past revisited was beautiful to listen to. So eloquently put. 👏👏
“I picked Wilder but even though he lost he won and he also fought 3 people up stream, so I’m right” those crumpets are smothered in excuses Teddy SMOTHERED IN THEM. Cheers, from the basement
Ken's shorts weakened his legs, the other guy cheated he ran faster than Ken, you are not allowed to do that, the timer was rigged, the other guy only had half a sock on his left foot
Yeah. But at least at heavyweight, they mostly get left to stay in their weight class. At the lower weight classes, a British fighter could unify the belts and destroy everyone, then they just say "Ah, well that's a weak division, We won't even recognize you unless you fight this guy 5 divisions heavier or lighter. And you've got to come here to do it." Meanwhile, American champions, get to sit in some obscure weight class - Artichoke butter weight, or some shit - and never fight outside the US, and they're called greats if they can keep an unbeaten record for a few years, even if the division is so empty, they have to fight the same two guys over and over.
I knew when fury won the fight Teddys fight reaction video was doomed to be a ‘why I was right when I was wrong’. I was extremely impressed with wilders heart, but let’s not forget the actual fight outcome.
Common Teddy! You were wrong period! No big deal we all are wrong from time to time. There were just two sides and one winner and one loser and Fury on that night was the winner. End of story. Don’t twist it. Just move one
I'm finding a lot of the comments about Wilder a bit odd. It's true that he showed a lot of guts and heart, but Fury beat him as he did in the second fight, and has dominated much of the 3 fights. Fury deserves more credit than Wilder. It almost seems like the sort of thing you see in politics or the media, where there is a bigger spotlight put onto a specific thing to go with a certain narrative. It has been clear ever since Fury beat Klistchko that he will never be rated as highly as he should be some people. Whether it is because of his personality, some of the comments he has made in the past, or the fact he doesn't look like an Adonis - there are people out there who are not going to change their minds. The good news for Fury is that many people do rate him very highly.
Breaking 2:30 in a marathon is hauling ass!! Anyone who has ever tried running a marathon knows how tough it is, but Ken was flying!! You will get him next time, Ken! Congrats!
Been waiting for this one, what a night of boxing, best fights I've watched in a very long time and Fury v Wilder 3 was the absolute icing on the cake. Well with getting the crumpets in for!
Yea but if u see it from his point of view. Wilder actually believes Fury cheated in the 2nd fight. I don't agree with him. But it he *"ACTUALLY"* believes Fury cheated then it makes sense.
I dont blame Teddy for mainly talking about Wilder. He was the reason the fight was so good and dramatic. Fury didnt show us anything we didnt already know. And because of that NOBODY wanted this fight. Wilder did show us something different. Insane heart and will. He was drowning in the deep end for 6 to 7 rounds and was well on his way 2 to 3 rounds before that and he fought his fucking ass off, dangerous throughout. I'm a brit and a Manc and a Fury fan. But Wilder made this fight (Well they both did but you get what I mean).
I missed when he changed his prediction. He has always said Tyson is a better boxer. He was saying Wilder couldn't beat Fury for the longest time. Did he just say he thought Wilder would catch him with his "punchers chance"?
Same. Especially because in his prediction he DID express that Fury was the logical choice, but he went with his gut feeling instead. Can't hate a guy for putting his prediction out there so boldly, knowing it was the less likely outcome
Only an egomaniac like Teddy Atlas could pick Wilder and still tell people he wasn't wrong even though we all seen Wilder get battered and knocked out 🤦🏾♀🤦🏾♀
@@perrysaker1526 a common definition people like to use for insanity is doing the same thing over and expecting a different result. Teddy picked Wilder 3 times in a row to win knowing Fury is the superior boxer. You would think one would learn from past mistakes or at least own up to it. Teddy can do neither because he doesn’t like Fury and can’t be objective. I bet if there was a 4th fight Teddy would pick Wilder again! 😂 Wilder went down 3 times and lost the fight. He could have won but he didn’t. It was pretty much a one sided affair. I do agree this was the most competitive out of the 3.
Being a "poor sport" and a "sore loser" is a character flaw and a sign of weakness, and should not be condoned and tolerated. Wilder showed his lack of character, and revealed one of the ingredients that made him a loser. He will never be considered "a great" unless he redeems himself through learning and displaying humility, and winning a fight with new skills from hard work in the gym. Otherwise he'll be thrown onto the scrap heap of history and be remembered as a boxing novelty freak and a bum.
He’s a toilet human being. This is the same guy that said he wanted to kill a man in the ring. Nothing gave me more pleasure than watching this arrogant yank get knocked out.
Liam H I’m an American fight fan and I agree totally. Wilder came late to boxing but with insane power and athleticism he should be more polished at this point. Move and evade better. Imagine Wilder with a real, meaningful jab. With straight punches. With a real left hook. It was his arrogance that undid him in this trilogy. Well done Tyson Fury.
Wilder is and always was a TRUE HATER . Its a BLACK POWER thing with him and then a podgy white man from England comes along who was out of the ring for two and a half years with drug and alcohol problems fighting obesity who looks totally out of shape with love handles on the hip and who gave him a pasting so sever he will never live it down . You could not make it up! Wilder Dosser bum squad now. His fear factor gone and bubble burst.
@@robertmanfredthurrigl9424 fury is a lot better than you're giving him credit for. The man is on jack Dempsey and Ali's level. Best of his era. He's got better and better with age. The final string to his bow was power and sugar hills got a lot to thank for that. Tyson is a beast
@@KTBFFH His recovery and come back was as much a miracle as Foreman's return to the ring on '87 was except Foreman was out of the ring for well over a decade . Foreman' return and winning the title at 45 eclipsed all other come back trails due to the age factor involved and Fury come back ranks 2nd . Yes the will , grit and heart and sheer size over came all odds.
Congratulations to Ken! Kudos to Ted and the producer of allowing Ken all the time to tell us about his marathon and not interrupting him. Good show as usual to the best boxing podcast team of Ted and Ken! Congrats to Fury!
Looking forward to hearing what Teddy has to say, although Wilder put up a better fight. Fury beat him worse in the 3rd bout, more than the 1st and 2nd combined. Shocked how much punishment Wilder took before his lights went out. However he did not be a man and shake Fury hand, the respect I had for Wilder was lost immediately. He did back up what he said, by going out on his shield. Fury obliged him. No more excuses.
@@Emolga6274 It's nothing about being white or black you muppet. It's about being a human being, it's what separates us from animals. Fury can love his enemy and show some compassion, principles in which he lives by. Unlike Wilder.
Would have liked more analysis on Tyson's extraordinary talent. How he listened to his corner and did exactly what he was told, there is great humility shown when the fighter trusts and listens to his corner and can deliver. He was told to throw his jab down the middle and it was sensational to see him come out and use it to cut Wilder off and break Wilder down.
That breakdown of the bigger battle that Tyson and deontay were facing got me emotional. This game really runs that deep. God bless Tyson Fury for finding his faith in Jesus Christ.
@@alcottdevalte7440 Your theology is akew... Yes... Jesus was fully human...and fully God. Without his divine nature, he could not be a great prophet. Great prophets do not claim to be God, as Christ did. That would make him a madman, not a great prophet. I, for one, believe he was the son of God.
I’ve been here since day one but not only that teddy made me look at life in a different way and mindsets that you should have big LOVE FROM AUSTRALIA 🇦🇺 🇺🇸
Love your boxing terms and cliches...... Truly an old school sage who I could listen to for hours 🤔...! Two great fighters who gave their hearts and souls; but Fury did more with his tools than "bomb Squad". Love to hear Tyson and his Father tell the stories about Gypsy Champions of yesteryear with their accents and way of expressing themselves.🤔......! Rasuwl.....✊......😎
teddy is explaining how fury managed to ko wilder from his sloppy left hook ect listen to what he saying and watch the fight with no sound or even better slow the fight down..
The greatest sportsmanship I can remember was Micky Ward and Gatti lying in hospital next to each other and Gatti shouting through the curtain “you all right there Micky”.Tremendous.
@@SOLE_II_SOUL you could actually make an argument for wilder being on some sort of PED. 3 years ago he was 212 and ripped. Now he’s 238 and still really lean. He’s also in his mid 30’s with declining testosterone levels and he’s mainly doing cardio/boxing training. It’s almost impossible to gain that much muscle under those circumstances.
@@lukebroadus1816 I hate accusing people of steroids, but Wilder had that look in this fight. If you look at a man's stomach, and it has bulky muscle, it's most likely steroids. AJ has that look as well.
The amount of experts who bafflingly picked Wilder added an edge to the fight for me, half suspect the predictions we hear are not the pundits true thoughts
@@brianserious It is when you consider that Fury has not only got up after every knockdown, he's gone on to be even stronger in the fight and that was Wilders only hope.
@@davidbrown9237 🌝Honestly….. Wilder should go back to 210-220 lbs. At the end of the 5th round, he was winning the fight. I think the added weight is why he was so fatigued and tired early on. He was looking gassed at the end of the 2nd round and that should happen with someone as athletic as him.
@@Thanosdidtherighthing Definitely although against Fury, the problem there is that he'd be giving up too much. Against any other fighter I agree he needs to be 220
2:29 marathon? Over 50 years old? That is an amazing time. That is a 5:41 per mile pace. That’s a 17:41 pace for one 5k! My fastest 5k was 19:07 and I won my age group. He did 4 of these back-to-back. The man is an elite runner and deserves much respect. I need to read up on his racing pedigree. He had to be near world class in his prime.
I know you guys are American, and he's your boy, but come on, be a little fairer. It came across like You're far more impressed with Wilder losing than Fury winning. Fury got accused of being a cheat, he fought 3 times away in America and beat Wilder 3 times out of three. Surely he deserves more credit than the guy who lost all three fights and was a sore loser?
Being heavier also means it's harder to move and easier to gas out. People here seem to think getting big will give you an advantage but that's not necessarily the case. Teddy said it himself, Wilder made a mistake by bulking up... He could barely walk after the 4th.
@@filthy0819 Teddy is great. I know he's not a Wilder fan boy. To be fair, yes, Tyson did have a 40lb advantage, but he also had Covid in the build up, a sick baby and a lot of the boxing media, Teddy included, predicted a Wilder upset. Ultimately, he beat the world's biggest punching heavyweight 3 times in a row in his own country, I just think that's where more of the focus should be.
Facts and also note tyson was layin sleeping on a hospital floor only weeks out also standing by his daughter and wife, while also basic training with his dad around the corner from the hospital in a park... Came in there probably 50% of the man from the 2nd fight, but the difference would've always been born n bred
I remember a undefeated heavyweight killer telling Telling the world Fury is just a Masad and 3 fights later he was KOed twice and was gifted a draw on the first one. Dont underestimate any man and his dreams and will to win.
I agree. I was an amateur boxer-! And I was a boxer puncher - and we are genetic ( short muscle fibres = equals explosives and speed) so I only lost one fight even at a split and my computation is very low compared. But my point is nobody I’ve seen has been such unbalanced! Remember wilder has not fought real top ten opponents. But you are wrong, wilder put everything on one card! But remember fury hasn’t the best preparation and it was clearly! Wilders (fire ) fighting his best fight made it a way more competitive fight. Because Fury has not the best preparation. But remember f wilder took so much beating and who should protect wilder from him self! No one dares ! But he’s health might be a drunk brain later. Breland might be like the r reason he can fight yesterday But Teddy does speak at one topic and reflection and we ended in a raw conversation with out to many thoughts ahead before his He’s not an intellectual Teddy is okay. But he is and should be biased. Wilder should have been lighter I hindsight. But okay he has only 4 rounds to win because he has Ko doormen ( as you self said) but his power shot wasn’t like Tyson he did it from every vinkel . Wilder would have been KO by Tyson in 2 min . No technical skills. Stop this nonsense about god as he interfered. Teddy he has never fought the best ( IBF ,WBA ,WBC & the linear & ring magazine Belts. and . Evander did also do illegal steroids. A know secret inside the community!. Its gonna makes you mental weaker. As musc I respect wilder but ass soon he opens his mouth my respect flew out of the window for him as a person. Teddy shot uo. After the second fight he could do it. But he diminished his confidence before he can’ just have put his hand out. You called your self w Christian- this among al lot of other things makes me an atheist. You don’t need to be a good lozser , but show respect. So find the middle round. But his starting with his excuses once again. But if his person is so diminished. He has a problem. I hope it because he was still hutt. But the new occasion is what we saw. Hello this isn’t a champ worthy. But he needs to take the change et c. While it’s there- now ! Hi need to retire.
Teddy hails back to an era where there hadn't been a heavyweight champion who was NOT an American for over 50 years. In that respect Teddy's a bit of a dinosaur insofar as he has failed to absorb the changing times. Professional boxing in 2021 is now a truly international sport. Indeed it's high time for an annual tournament, a true professional World Championship where the best all come together in every division and the winner each year is the true, and ONLY World Champion.
Fury is no Ali nobody is but his jab his footwork and head movement for his size is very impressive! He is a complete fighter and a strong chin! I'm not a fan of modern boxing but I do enjoy watching fury! My only issue is who are the top boxers he has fought besides 40 year old kiltchko?? All bums really! I mean Ali would make wilder look like an absolute fool! Wilder would not land one punch or jab! Forman won the title as an old man 2 eras after his and Ali absolutely imbarresed him in his prime! And Forman hit like a train but could box as well! Frazier would smash these blokes to! Iron Mike would smash these guys! And that's just heavyweight devision! Then you have hagler hearns sugar ray leanard Duran the list goes on! These guys are a different league but I respect fury today but nobody else! Wilder has one punch! You cannot be a champion with that! And fury talking 11 rounds to drop him ali would of dropped him in 3! Don't forget 15 rounds these guys fought! They banned it because fighters were getting beaten black and blue ! Cudos to fury I do respect him!!
@@mareewalker1096 your rose tinted glasses towards older generations. They were good but you can’t say for sure what would happen between fighters then and now, you can only hypothesise
I’m actually disappointed with this podcast on what was a truly great heavyweight scrap. Wilder getting credit for gassing after 3 rounds, landing the eraser that can’t erase Fury, showing heart and all that he was a winner. Bolloxs. The Gypsy King busted him up when not fully fit. Took a right hand and rode the lightning. I love Teddy but you don’t want him saying prayers before lunch.
Since when did fury claim he wasn't fully fit? Another total load of rubbish! Just fake stories put out their to make fury look more impressive! The guy is 280Ib and 6ft 9, that's why he won..
@Jorge Pelongo you are a fraud. Fury is the lineal HW champion. That alone proves he is worthy of all praise. I think you don' t even know what Lineal means lol
I dont know. So many people just will not say how good Fury is. They are deep down haters of Fury and I think Teddy is a hater honestly speaking. He was saying Wilder was fighting for his life etc. Tyson Fury has fought for his life. I dont get it.
@@aln4244 Summed it up perfectly my friend. I think it's because he is outspoken chubby white and bald and not to mention he is a traveller so people can just never accept for some reason how insanely talented and driven he is.
Fury, nearly twenty stone6 foot 9 inches an incredible chin, an incredible will to win, a great jab , great selection of punches, great ring I.Q... I think he would have beat them all in there prime.. Mike tyson 5 foot 10, 16 stone , Ali 6 foot 3 inches 16 stone ..Ali great fighter but all Ali really had was a straight left and right and rarely threw to the body..fact..and no knockout punch..I love Ali but these are facts... Teddy atlas , is an asshole ... what did he ever achieve as a boxer ? Sweet fook all... as a trainer he was more a cheerleader than a trainer... he was only a tough guy with a gun in his hands!! Ask Mike tyson or donny lanonde... the toughest thing about him is his mouth.... Fury is a warrior 6 foot 9 inches with the heart of a lion and loads of talent... not to mention all that Irish blood in him.. try pulling a gun on Fury Teddy 🧸
I don’t get it either. Fury is awkward but Wilder just doesn’t have great skills. Frankly Wilder is too lean also. Adding weight which was muscle just made him (he was already shredded) more susceptible to running out of gas. Ten pounds of fat would have served Wilder much better.
@Jorge Pelongo if you hadn't noticed there's been a world epidemic for the last 2yrs 🤦♂️ Dillian Whyte and Joshua both glass jaws and gas themselves out far too easily, so not even a contest... Usyk is the only with boxing skills... trouble is though, Fury matches if not betters those skills, but if it's too close to call he can just flip the switch by ragging him around the ring and really beat him up!... just like he just did to Wilder. Furys only weakness was his punching power, but SugarHill has trained him to put his weight behind those gloves to devastating effect.
@Jorge Pelongo He has had 1 title defence against the heaviest hitting boxer in history according to the stats. He has beaten the best, he hasn't lost since he became the lineal heavy weight champion which is the biggest title you can win, the belts are irrelevant if you have beaten the man and haven't lost since. He has defended the lineal title since he beat Klitcko back in 2015.
Welldone Ken - congratulations. As a fellow sub 3 hour marathon runner myself I appreciate the heart, consistency and extreme endurance levels you require for such a feat ! 2:29 is unreal and at 50+ too ! From a UK 🇬🇧 fan !!! Ps. I have ran London Marathon 6x :-)
@sluana1 After Wilder wearing a lighter ring walk outfit and insulting the reputation of a trainer that brought him all of those wins, saying he lost the second fight because of white priveladge
The name of the event should be "Violence in Vegas"... Thank me Later. As a 27 year old, this was definitely the greatest Heavyweight fight and Trilogy that I've seen. This is the one for my era. Ahhhhh that was awesome 😌
@wesley snipes you can only compare a guy with guys in his era and Fury is beyond better than anyone in the heavyweight division in his era. He’s a great
@wesley snipes I understand you. Don’t know how fury would stack up against Holyfield, Tyson, Frazier, foreman, Ali, the list goes on and on. But my opinion is he would at least make it good fight for any great from any era.
98 % of the fury/ wilder talk was about wilder.. 😅😂😂 like come on... hahaha why cant ye talk about what the WINNER did right instead of what wilder the LOSER did wrong/right. I know ye gave fury a small bit of credit but the main focus was on wilder throughout this segment while we are witnessing greatness from fury
How did Teddy call this fight for Wilder all three times? Is he trying to have the worst record at picking flights of any boxing trainer alive? That said, he still does the best post-fight breakdowns I've ever seen.
The only reason it was a "great" fight (it was entertaining, not truly great) is that Fury was fat and didn't fight to his usual standard. For whatever reason, he let Wilder hang around. It should have been over as quickly as fight #2.
He rolled his ankle bad when he dropped Wilder the first time....in the 3rd round it was obvious as someone who has done it....thats why he looked off...the commentary somehow didn't catch it....I had to dig thru post fight locker room videos till one caught Fury saying I cracked me ankle bad in the 3rd when I dropped him.....and Paris ask him if he needed ice on it....never been mentioned I wouldn't be surprised even if it doesn't need surgery once those ligaments and tendons stretch to allow the roll its easier and easier to come out each time.... Look for this in the future
Can't remember last world title fight that a champ goes down twice in 1 round and gets up to boss the fight, it insane and testament to a determined soul and sheer will .Ref did a super job making this a fair fight, Fury had to fight toe to toe, Wilder gave his best punches' and landed. Fury bounces up twice and comes back stronger. Credits.
Funny how Fury and Wilder have helped each other cement themselves in the ages of boxing, the question now is what has Joshua got to do to get to that historic realm?
I like him but he just doesn't have the chin for Fury and damn sure doesn't for Wilder he will land a few and he won't be able to take it, his chin is very suspect
Hmm Joshua Olympic Gold 🏅,won all of the belts and has sold out venues up & down the country, plus has the best ranked record out of all of them. In truth cemented his legacy. The division is poor & if we had more of the top ranked heavyweights fight each other more will lose.
@@maxsimfitness7978 not when Ruiz, now Usyk, then Fury and Wilder all beat him in short time.... Fury is not only the Lineal and WBC Champ he is the Ring Mag champ and THAT means he is universally recognized ( as well as the WBC being the most prestigious belt) the best heavyweight in the world with zero losses....and won't have one even after he fights AJ....im sorry but AJs record will look as padded as Olympic headgear with his only notable win a 40s Klitscho that should have finished him....
@@ShawnGilbert1967 you said if he fights, hasn't happen so it's not fact. Fury has two credible wins on his whole record and only 1 defence of a title. Were proclaiming he is the greatest based on beating two fighters.. now that sounds a bit laughable. Let's see him beat he lot, same with Wilder he's terrible & has been well protected those. In truth these guys need to fight each other.
Well done Ken, total respects on that mate :). Yes a classic at the weekend for sure...both fighters left it all in there. Respects to Deontay for hanging in there always dangerous, fury was aware of that..took the two knockdowns and came back like the champion he is. Absolute warriors both. Fury was brilliant in his recovery and staying focused and working Wilder down.
Subscribed from England, personally I love to hear a different view from across the pond. Boxing is a massive part of UK sport full stop. Fury did us proud no doubt he will go down as a legend.
Best fight I've watched for a long time. The production level, camera angles & spectacle was the best, well done all those involved. Deontay surprised me with his performance. Fury found the final knockdown very very impressive. The Usyk fight will be fascinating.
Easily the best trilogy in a generation since Riddick bowe vs holyfield in the heavyweight division and Gatti vs ward in lower division. Dont think anything will ever eclipse Ali v Frazier bcuz that was the benchmark
Fury is mentally stronger, i believe Wilder had this bad balance from basically round 2/3 because of the pressure of the fight and of Tyson. Fury was in his head from the 2nd fight onwards
I honestly think he's been in Wilders head since that fucking undertaker resurrection sit up in the first fight aha. Ran through him the second time, this was closer but still almost all Tyson
You can't ko Fury. Wilder should have weighed below 220 pounds because he weighed 209 pounds on fight night during the first fight. Everyone who fights Fury should be prepared to fight him for 12 long rounds. It was the same when someone fought Ali, they had to be prepared to be there for 12-15 long rounds because Ali never got ko'd...
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Stuck on the ropes. ..
Crazy.
Soft jab uppercut mix. As a distraction
2 elbows atb90 degrees.
And then outside right hard hook to the side the head.
Tury didnt need.. Long arma when he walked him up to the ropes.
Wilder forgot to rope practixe i guess
Thanks for the words of encouragement Mr. Rideout. Top man and top message. 👏🏼👊🏼
At least Deontay had the decency not to ruin black history month again I felt like the last fight was a condensed version of the movie roots formatted into a sports event
I still do not think Fury is being truly appreciated for what a special heavyweight he is . We've never seen someone this size who is this versatile. He can fight any way you would want. He can overwhelm you with brute strength and size. He can fight from distance, he has quick, accurate hands.He Possesses great movement, and can take a serious shot. He's the total package.
What’s most amazing about your assessment, is that though it’s all true, it doesn’t mention what I think is most important, and that’s his ridiculous stamina. All of that talent would be for nothing if he couldn’t make use of all that talent, carrying all that size and weight consistently for 12 rounds.
One reason for that s Fury fans keep down playing Wilder.. you have to appreciate both in order to really understand how great Fury is.
You forgot to mention cheating, have you seen how fury keeps holding wilders head down and punching him at the same time? He should have lost points for leaning on wilder over and over. Wilder looked drained from the first bell, for whatever reason, which is his own fault. But wilder could have been much better.
That's what I realised when I saw him fight a prime Chisora he took some big shots and sucked it up. He blew him away in the 2nd fight.
@@miniman2132 The trick is, he only carries his weight for half of the fight. He makes Wilder bare his weight for the other half. Fury has become a master of conserving energy while making his opponents work their asses off.
Wilder getting a lot of credit for getting smashed by Fury, who he accused of cheating, and not shaking hands after. I’m not sure that’s right.
Wilder doesn’t gain the smallest respect for his character outside the ring or boxing skills. However the fighting instinct is something that can’t be taught, you’re born with it. Both fighters showed they have the warrior spirit. Wilder was getting beat up quite badly with zero energy but he still refused to submit. It’s that point that earns him respect. Of course Fury deserves all the plaudits, doesn’t seem to have any weaknesses and definitely the best of his era.
They're omega betas.
Yes. Exactly. American media always has to paint their fighter out to be the hero. In reality Wilder is still a scumbag, even though he showed heart in this fight.....so what.
@@sheffsteel7 doesn’t have weakness? He got ko’d 3 times by wilder
Eh you have a it wrong. I haven’t seen one person give him credit for getting smashed, cheating accusations, or not shaking hands. People are giving him credit for actually going out on his shield. It’s one thing to say it, whole different animal than to actually do it. He showed championship heart. He literally gave all he could give. All that other bs stuff he did doesn’t take away from what he did in the ring.
"We're not bias towards American fighters", and then proceed to talk for 2 hours about how brave Wilder was in this fight rather than how good Fury was. No mention on Furys' newly born daughter being in hopsital weeks before the fight with Tyson sleeping in the hospital to be by her side and training in the park to make sure the fight went ahead, but instead lets talk about how brave Wilder was.
I guess you missed the entire segment on Fury's bravery and courage from 52:06 and "a guy who found his soul, who said fuck you to devil, go to hell" and for another ten minutes. hahahaha
Fury fans are so annoying jesus
I guess you didn’t listen to the whole podcast?
Brits fans seem to have an inferiority complex.
@@taylorMFilms That was a great piece of content. But this is missing the point made but the commenter about this most recent of the fights. In fact Fury only had 3 weeks in camp preparing for the fight, he was not ready. This was Fury well below par but he still won. That is the point.
@@johnnyripple8972 I'm cool with that considering our heavyweights outnumber the American heavyweights by a mile
everyone keeps talking about Wilder's heart and his will to keep fighting was so impressive, well fury also got knocked down twice and willed himself to a victory which is much more impressive.
Hit in the back of the head cleanly and hurt many times in that fight himself
exactly.. Fury did all that and WON!!!
Stop acting like Fury is some Rocky!! Of course he'll be able to eat shots, he's 6foot9 - 300lbs
Wilder had every disadvantage imaginable and still showed you can put Goliath down. That '1-trick' Pony pushed Fury to the brink 2/3 fights
Right
@@MrErnieHanks yea , fury is better
Thing is Teddy, You picked the wrong winner in all 3 fights lol
do you know what were the betting odds before the fight - i was 90 percent sure Fury wins but i guess the odds were different
@@valireklaam I think ot was 220 under and 220 over. Fury favourite obvs
Exactly
American bias through and through
Teddy never gives white fighters credit
Ken is slowly but surely becoming a role model for many. Smart and polite man but also competing at 50 and looking jacked? I say bravo!!
TRT defo in play my friend
It’s called TRT
Agreed. If Teddy respects you your doing something right.
Also patient, dealing with Teddy's constant interruptions lmaoo
Trt don’t do nothing without hard work bro
Cmon Atlas when will you give Fury a bit of credit. He stood up from 4 Wilder's right hand. If Deontay had heart, Fury had even more heart. You can't be taken seriously if you spend 80% of your podcast talking about Wilder when you just witnessed a fight that cemented Fury as one of the greatest heavyweights of all time.
American bias is real......this guy's comparing wilder to rocky, I've heard it all now 😂 If anything, Fury was rocky and wilder is clubber lang.
So you must think Wilder is an all-time great if this fight cements fury as one of the greatest. Not taking anything away from fury, because he is a great fighter, but wilder is easily the worst heavyweight in history from a skills perspective. Possibly the hardest puncher, but absolutely terrible at every other aspect of the sport.
@@mrmixitup6128 not a hardest puncher either, but your point is valid
Yeah he's a poor boxer because he never had to learn how to box because he has that right hand that could knock out nealry anyone except for Fury. I think if Wilder hit AJ, Usyk, Ruiz or any other heavyweight with the shots he gave Fury then they'd be out cold.
@@david_fitzmaurice no they won't be Ruiz has great chin and Usyk will see it before wilder even will think about throwing it
As far as I remember this is the only trilogy where the same fighter won 3 times
He didn't win all 3
@@jack14kd technically no, but most think he won the first. Personally, I'm OK with the draw but it was certainly a moral victory for Tyson.
@@jack14kd U got any more obvious statements to make?
@@jack14kd fury won all 3. If you think otherwise, you’re more deluded than wilder.
@@jack14kd first was "officially" a draw. But anyone with a brain could tell you Tyson won.
Teddy is an amazing storyteller when he explains people and life situations love this podcast.
So true. Other pundits may know more facts and data but Teddy leaves them all trailing in his wake with his story telling and insight into what it takes to be a champion.
Love the podcast..... However it was really disappointing to hear about 90% of the fight breakdown was all about how Deontay Wilder lost. Tyson Fury would win 10 out of 10 fights regardless of Deontay being 15 , 16 or 17 stone. Deontay probably won circa 5 rounds throughout the trilogy. Fury deserves more respect than this to be honest. His boxing IQ and heart is second to none.
I'm not sure it would be 10/10. I would say 9/10. With as hard as Wilder hits, he would eventually land the beast. Fury's ability to get up from a knockdown is very impressive. But! Fury doesn't have the chin of let's say ... George Foreman.
@@Ididntaskforahandleyoutube I think Fury was at 70% this fight due to getting Covid and also his daughter being at deaths door. Each fight would get easier for Fury I think..
Facts G facts.... Hospital floors and basic training with dad round the corner from the hospital, standing by his fam weeks out, he was lucky to be 50% of the man from the 2nd fight physically, but his ring IQ and instinct will always be a difference
@@Ididntaskforahandleyoutube how do you know fury chin isn’t as good or better than foreman? Wilder is one of best ko artist of all time and fury got up off the canvas 4 times
Noone in boxing has the heart of evander holyfield, past present And future. That guy was the biggest heart in boxing , making him one of the all time great heavyweight champs ever to do it.
WIlder could have certainly been less of a loser if he'd shown some humility and accepted Fury's hand afterwards. I would pity him but I can't help thinking that Wilder would have just shit on Fury if he had managed to KO him.
Yes man ya know it God has more grace than the devil God in man is grace whether winning and losing and sportsmen are graceful Wilder was a decent champ the competition was a little shakey but that was lack of class your right yo
He was dazed and knocked out goofy.. u can’t tell a man how to take a lose
My respect for him was waning from the excuses of the second fight. Any sense of being a fan was out the window after he wouldnt shake hands.
Don't feel bad for him though, he achieved his goal of getting his daughter the best medical treatment. It's why he started boxing, being a top 3 heavyweight is just icing.
I don’t know why white people are obsessed wit shakin hand afte the fight . Wilder kept it real .in war , when ur enemy beats u , u don’t shake his hand , u still remain enemies . He kept that energy.
Teddy: "I love my British fans across the pond. I love British fighters." Ken: "OK Teddy, lets talk about the fight." Teddy: "Wilder. Wilder, Wilder, Wilder. Wilder! Wilder, Wilder. Fury. Wilder, Wilder, Wilder, Wilder, Wilder. Wilder! Fury! Wilder, Wilder." I thought it was a great fight but come on Teddy! Fury won! Again!
Teddy Atlas seems obsessed with wilder . Similar with David Hay who also kept rooting for wilder to win three times . Each time before the fight Hay said Wilder . What is it with those types . Hay who commentated at rings side (why pick him?) said im eating my words as wilder was steamrolled . Still he said before the third wilder will d it this time . all Hey ever does is yap yap yap and all the wrong tunes. Hay and Atlas should know better one would imagine but quite the opposite. Hay is another one of those who picked Joshua to win . Hay said Joshua will over come Uzyk. So, four wrong prediction in Hays case. with Teddy it seems he backed the American because he is a Yankee. i say bollocks to their wisdoms . How can Teddy the ex trainer and Hay the ex champion get is so wrong not that i am complaining . Im very pleased and happy for the chipsy king . Wilder got a beating even though he lasted much longer and tried harder he still got a pasting. Out hustled out boxed outpunched out bullied . Good ridden to the wilder myth . Dead and buried now.
@@robertmanfredthurrigl9424 plz stfu.. Hindsight is 20/20 wilder KO'd fury TWICE, MOST MEN WOULD'VE NEVER WOKE UP FROM THE FIRST KO let alone the 2nd one but that's proved that fury has an iron chin and there was nothing wilder could do to beat fury Bcu fury is the best currently.. He is Wilders kryptonite, you can't fault atlas for picking wilder.. it's easy to say this now after the fight is done that teddy is bias but wilder easily could've won that fight, teddy knows that wilder has the "eraser" right hand that could end a fight at any moment so when ur given the option between a ruthless right hand that is the touch of death basically or fury who is an amazing technical fighter, the best "boxing" heavyweight in the world, best heavyweight period in the world now... bcuz of his boxing ability at such a large size, before this fight he was known as a guy with not amazing punching power for a heavyweight but after this fight and that TKO on wilder in the 11th that is ComPletly nonesense.. He flatlined wilder stone cold... but back to my point, most people thought with the home field advantage and no brits being able to come to Vegas due to COVID travel regulations so it was a heavy wilder crowd in the arena.. These factors prolly made teddy believe that wilder would get redemption for the last fight but we now know fury is Wilders kryptonite..wilder can fight fury 10 times and hell be lucky to win once.. Fury has too many tools in his toolbox like a hammer, screwdriver, a flat head meanwhile wilder only has a hammer but it's a hammer made from tungsten.. the strongest metal on the planet. .. wilder KO'd fury twice.... Any other fighter would've never got up from the first KO let alone the 2nd KO, AJ doesn't get up or usyk or ruinlz or any other heavyweight.. it just so happens fury has an iron chin and a heart of gold & got the final blow at the perfect time in the 11th.. the final TKO..and deserved it... But teddy's prediction is by no means bias, wilder has the eraser... He can end a fight at any moment but wilder finally came up against a fighter who does what wilder can't beat which is "box" who has a concrete chin and is his kryptonite in fury, fury is the best heavyweight in this generation period
@@MoejiiOsmanTV I can understand that many picked Wilder before the first fight due to Furys ring rust and personal struggles BUT i can not understand that after the 2nd fight which was a on sided slaughter he would still put his money on wilder. Fury made me money . thank you Fury. Im not a trainer but i made money in all three fights . My biggest return was a draw at 25/1 . A hunch and some history knowledge like when they gave it a draw when Lewis and Holyfield first met. In america a foreigner has to stop the yank and by that i mean a kO or TKO . He wont get a points win . I was more right then Atlas and that idiotic Hay who yaps an yaps. Your description of Fury being Wilders cryptonite is a good one . He seems to drain the live out of him. Furys bulk did that . Wilder putting on more beef helped him to absorb more this time but still came unstock and got beat up again .
@@robertmanfredthurrigl9424 well when it comes to judges... No matter what country u are, they will always favor the champion.. Bcuz the champion has payed his dues,he gets the benefit of the doubt if a rnd was a draw wtf etc. Judges will always get the extra +1 Pt to the champ bcuz that's how it always has been for 100yrs years has nothing do with yanks. The challenger has to prove he's worthy of being champ so he must not let it fall in the judges hands.. Especially if it's in Las Vegas for a heavyweight title bout.. U have to TKO the champ even tho fury won the last one, this was a rematch bcuz of the rematch clause in the contract so the judges will still see wilder as a semi champ over him being a full fledged challenger even tho that's what he really was. But now that's over, fury is the full fledged champ, so whoever faces him will get the same treatment by the judges, they will have to overcome the odds to beat fury... If it's a close match, the champ will always come out on top with the judges with points, fury gets all those benefits now.
@@MoejiiOsmanTV go search the definition of “knockout”
It's all about Wilder. I'd like to hear more about Fury.
Seriously! Everything is about him. He’s the Karen of boxing.
Teddy probably salty he got his prediction wrong....
Or perhaps even some actual analysis of the fight?! 🤣
I knew it would be, Atlas never gives white fighters credit, especially European ones. It was the same when Taylor smashed Ramirez. He gave all the credit to Ramirez
Teddy's is rambling...Wilder is a tomato can built up boxer who made a big mistake..Someone told his handlers that Fury was washed up..Wilder talks in the third person and is a deluded narcissist who listens only to that third person.Fury aint no can.He smashed that illusion and smashed the mirror that Wilder is in love with..
Teddy, Tyson won, you were wrong and you just spent the majority of this pod cast blowing smoke up Wilders arse. What about some praise and explanation about how good Fury is.
@Jorge Pelongo shut up Pelongo. Your ridiculous 🙄
@Jorge Pelongo ur not a boxing fan if you call wilder a bum after such a brave performance. Other than fury, no heavyweight alive would have got up twice in a round after getting hit with 2 wilder right hands. Definitely not Joshua.
Exactly.
@Jorge Pelongo your name ain’t Teddy, stfu.
Like I've been saying Tyson fury is a great heavyweight with his size and boxing skills it's amazing but I think one of the reasons he doesn't get the recognition he deserves cuz it would be like taking Adonis Stevenson and him fighting in the lightweight division that's how big the Gap was and wait between deontay Wilder and Tyson fury and I think one of the reasons Deonte Wilder didn't shake hands is because it kills him to his core that the only thing to destroy his legacy the only heavyweight that could possibly beat him in this era was basically an impossible task you're asking him to beat the giant who can box someone who outweighs him by 50 pounds too lays on them who drains his energy and it's like I got to do the impossible even and even then still wouldn't have gotten credit Muhammad Ali didn't even have to be a giant that much bigger than him like that I think that kills him to his core
Can someone tell these guys that Wilder actually LOST the fight, and probably only won 2 rounds.
Because he knows how desperate the English are for adoration about a sport you know little about
He knows what you covert English racist want....and so he isn't given you what you want
@@fortressasrael6207 you are unbelievable with you racism remarks and sounds to be that you are both racist and xenophobic!!!
@@fortressasrael6207 xenophobe. No one's getting along with that attitude. Fix yourself up
I’m a little disappointed this analysis was almost all about Wilder and how great and impressive Wilders heart is and how bad his technique is, but no deep commentary or analysis on how big Furys heart is, how he got back up two times after going to the canvas, his incredible 11th round knock out was.
Teddy atlas is desperate to train a heavyweight champ ,
Because teddy has this habit of explaining how he was sort of right when he gets the prediction wrong
Atlas is too egotistical to admit he's wrong. Plus he never gives white fighters credit
Check out Luke Thomas’s breakdown on morning combat podcast. Awesome viewing!
You mean those two slow counts in the 4th? Yes he got up from both of those!
Wilder lost my respect with his complete lack of sportsmanship…. a bully in defeat.
FACTS!!!!!!!
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f Wilder
How is he bully? He literally told Tyson no, respectfully lol. You must not have seen the eras of Duran, Tyson, Nigel Benn, amongst others.
Because he didn’t shake hands? It’s a fight, not everyone wants to hug and be friends after. He earned my respect for how much effort he put in and how good this fight was despite everyone thinking it would be easy for Fury. He made Fury earn it which made this fight the best, in my opinion, of the trilogy. Both fighters dug deep through adversity, which is commendable.
That's putting it midly since he threw his own trainer under the bus-firing him and saying he was part of a conspiracy being paid off by Tyson's camp. I started out as a fan of WIlder, thought his boxing for his daughter's sake was really admirable. But he showed some rotten characteristics in defeat.
Wilder would’ve won if Fury didn’t? How many horses in this race Teddy? The only soul Wilder has left is his assole, Fury owns the rest of him after 3 victories 🥊🥊🥊
Two victories. Not three. Two. A draw ain't a victory.
@@SiberianHusky666 Everyone with even half a brain knows Furry dominated him in the first fight. Don't be delusional.
@@JADmc1215 How can I be delusional when the fact is it was a split-decision draw??? You're the one that's delusional.
@@SiberianHusky666 No sir, I am not. Don't be naive, We both and everyone else know that Fury without doubt won that first fight and judges for whatever reason be it being Bias, Corruption, bribing, or just being plain stupid called that a draw. Watch the fight again, if you call that a draw after give up on commenting about Boxing.
@@JADmc1215 Blah, blah, blah. It was a split-decision draw.
Teddy Atlas: “Wilder doesn’t know how to fight”
Also Teddy Atlas: “I pick Wilder to win the fight.”
Exactly lol
He is a bit weird but he likes punchers more than boxers
That is why Teddy is a moron. He was good at ruining fighters careers.
@@luckmanali187 he’s biased. He hates Pacquiao, Fury, Mike Tyson, etc.
100% mate about teddy 🤦♂️
Wilder gave a masterclass in how not to learn from faliures. Denial won't bring you victory
Being 40 lbs lighter than your opponent didn’t help either I’m sure
Still gave fury one hell of a fight. Better than second one
Yes he just put the pedal down from 1st bell and hoped that he can knock fury out in first three rounds.
he gave fury a run for his money.The entire boxing community witnessed that.
Mans character is revealed in the moment of defeat. Just saying
Fury at the weigh in "I'm going to send him home butchered." And that's exactly what he did. That fight is way more about Fury's dominating win and not Wilder's laying sprawled out on the canvas loss!!
He’s 40 lbs heavier than wilder
@@thelastchinchecker5736 So it’s heavyweight boxing? What your point. Fury is better in every department
@@thelastchinchecker5736 and wilder is taller than most of his opponents, except Fury.
With ref help long ass count gotta cheat. Watch it before you talk even Joe rogan said the count was 4 seconds longer
@@calvinthigpen1989 sure thing loser
Fury is a different animal
After the 4th round fury won every round
Out of the trilogy Fury won probably 25 of the 30 rounds. Incredible.
He absolutely did. But what was incredible was that in the 10th Fury knocked down Wilder but then got a bit reckless and also got hit by a giant shot from Wilder but took it clean.
He mightve lost the fifth round while trying to get his senses back but yea
He is indeed a very different animal. A throw back to the days of bare knuckle men . Have you ever seen or watched some of his fingers ? Some of them are crooked . Broke a few in his bareknuckle days when he was a teenager . He is a throw back . Real primal with a will as big as a mountain and the heart of a lion.
Wilder won the first and the forth round and after got drilled and taught a boxing lesson by the big man who does not care how he looks body wise . Wilder on the other hand watches himself in front of big mirrors all day during training and blows kisses . Did you seem him wink and blow two kisses at the camera before the bell rang for the first round? What a prima Donna . Wilder thinks he is gods gift to women . Fury fought with out any Brit fans there to support him due to the travel ban so the atmosphere in the arena was not as nice as in the 1rst and 2nd fight where there were plenty of Brits cheering him on .
Fury proves Teddy wrong yet again, Ken tells him 'you had the exact right idea'. Also said Wilder did what he promised, don't recall him planning to get knocked clean out.
@fastguitar go watch the movie 300.
@fastguitar what made wilder walkout goofy? 🤨
@@sekwar gay
@@donjulio457 we're with u bro. Hope you find all the love and support you need ❤🌈 💪
@@sekwar go cope
Teddy. That monologue about Wilders mission and then about the 12th round knockdown and Furys past revisited was beautiful to listen to. So eloquently put. 👏👏
All that praise on wilder, and he still got sparked out
It's a fight you dork people get smashed thats the game. Fighters get praised internet trolls don't
🌝42-2-1. He’s an excellent fighter !
@@Thanosdidtherighthing great fighter, terrible boxer
@@Thanosdidtherighthing 42 - 3
@@jayfletcher852 thank
You
“I picked Wilder but even though he lost he won and he also fought 3 people up stream, so I’m right” those crumpets are smothered in excuses Teddy SMOTHERED IN THEM. Cheers, from the basement
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Kids stay away from drugs..fool..fury 3-0..
Don’t underestimate your thoughts Ken, me personally, I love to hear what you have to say about the fights
Ken lost the race because MARK BRELAND drugged his drinking water! 🤣👍
The winner ate tainted boar meat, it wasn't steroids.
I’m picturing Ken wearing that heavy costume before the race.
I think Teddy spiked it
@@Jeremyramone Nah Clenelo said its "tainted Mexican beef "💉💉💉😬
Ken's shorts weakened his legs, the other guy cheated he ran faster than Ken, you are not allowed to do that, the timer was rigged, the other guy only had half a sock on his left foot
Teddy wrong on his prediction yet again! UK fighters never get their credit until it's too late.
Can’t stand this guy laters lasted 60 seconds ….
@NAP why?
How he could watch 1 and 2 and pick Wilder again mystifies me. Fury wasn't in peak shape but bar walking into one shot dominated again.
Yeah. But at least at heavyweight, they mostly get left to stay in their weight class. At the lower weight classes, a British fighter could unify the belts and destroy everyone, then they just say "Ah, well that's a weak division, We won't even recognize you unless you fight this guy 5 divisions heavier or lighter. And you've got to come here to do it." Meanwhile, American champions, get to sit in some obscure weight class - Artichoke butter weight, or some shit - and never fight outside the US, and they're called greats if they can keep an unbeaten record for a few years, even if the division is so empty, they have to fight the same two guys over and over.
@@ashscott6068 yeah there is truth in what you say
I knew when fury won the fight Teddys fight reaction video was doomed to be a ‘why I was right when I was wrong’. I was extremely impressed with wilders heart, but let’s not forget the actual fight outcome.
Common Teddy! You were wrong period! No big deal we all are wrong from time to time. There were just two sides and one winner and one loser and Fury on that night was the winner. End of story. Don’t twist it. Just move one
How is he twisting it? lmao, im not through the episode but hes essentially just saying what he thought wilder had Fury actually had more of.
I'm finding a lot of the comments about Wilder a bit odd. It's true that he showed a lot of guts and heart, but Fury beat him as he did in the second fight, and has dominated much of the 3 fights. Fury deserves more credit than Wilder. It almost seems like the sort of thing you see in politics or the media, where there is a bigger spotlight put onto a specific thing to go with a certain narrative. It has been clear ever since Fury beat Klistchko that he will never be rated as highly as he should be some people. Whether it is because of his personality, some of the comments he has made in the past, or the fact he doesn't look like an Adonis - there are people out there who are not going to change their minds. The good news for Fury is that many people do rate him very highly.
Teddy keeps me entertain about his story telling speech. Thats why I love this channel.
Helpful tip for everyone: watch teddy's long videos on 1.5 speed, actually makes the constant waffling and pausing manageable.
@Kyuku 3.5 is the sweet spot for me.
Fuck never talk abut that thanks
Don you are a GENIUS.. its much better for me now
Sweet dude
Thanks for the pro tip. 👍
Ken Rideout did a 2:29 while being 50+!! Holy shit!! That’s sooo good!! Congrats on finishing second. Thats amazing!!!
I know that he could have been 1st
No drug testing obviously 🤣
Thank you!
Wilder also finished 2nd
And he says he 'lost'. He came second! If there were 2 people in his race he would have 'lost' .
Breaking 2:30 in a marathon is hauling ass!! Anyone who has ever tried running a marathon knows how tough it is, but Ken was flying!! You will get him next time, Ken! Congrats!
You did great Ken, I’m from England and would have loved to have seen you while you were over here. You’re an inspiration brother, both you and Teddy.
Been waiting for this one, what a night of boxing, best fights I've watched in a very long time and Fury v Wilder 3 was the absolute icing on the cake. Well with getting the crumpets in for!
Yea but if u see it from his point of view. Wilder actually believes Fury cheated in the 2nd fight. I don't agree with him. But it he *"ACTUALLY"* believes Fury cheated then it makes sense.
Same. Bust out a coffee and relax
It actually wasn’t a good fight . Wilder gassed after 4 rounds and was a punching bag rest od way
Someone didn't watch Volk vs Ortega or many other great fights
@@joshgeiger8942 those same people saying it wasn’t technicall, boo fighters for being too technical. Most of them are just hating.
I dont blame Teddy for mainly talking about Wilder. He was the reason the fight was so good and dramatic. Fury didnt show us anything we didnt already know. And because of that NOBODY wanted this fight. Wilder did show us something different. Insane heart and will. He was drowning in the deep end for 6 to 7 rounds and was well on his way 2 to 3 rounds before that and he fought his fucking ass off, dangerous throughout.
I'm a brit and a Manc and a Fury fan. But Wilder made this fight (Well they both did but you get what I mean).
I don't care if Teddy was wrong in his fight prediction. I just love listening to him. He inspires me.
I missed when he changed his prediction. He has always said Tyson is a better boxer. He was saying Wilder couldn't beat Fury for the longest time. Did he just say he thought Wilder would catch him with his "punchers chance"?
Same. Especially because in his prediction he DID express that Fury was the logical choice, but he went with his gut feeling instead. Can't hate a guy for putting his prediction out there so boldly, knowing it was the less likely outcome
he was wrong about all 3 fights
Yes and like Wilder he doesn't have the class to say he was wrong saying there were '2 winners' 🙄
Exactly @Piper Long. I feel the same 💯👏
Only an egomaniac like Teddy Atlas could pick Wilder and still tell people he wasn't wrong even though we all seen Wilder get battered and knocked out 🤦🏾♀🤦🏾♀
Yup. He picked Wilder 3 times in a row to win. Definition of insanity
Couldn't agree more
He picked a guy who can knock out 99.9% of fighters with one punch.....but fury is that 0.01%!
@@fkillah why is it insanity, fury went down twice!!
He could easily have lost
@@perrysaker1526 a common definition people like to use for insanity is doing the same thing over and expecting a different result. Teddy picked Wilder 3 times in a row to win knowing Fury is the superior boxer. You would think one would learn from past mistakes or at least own up to it. Teddy can do neither because he doesn’t like Fury and can’t be objective. I bet if there was a 4th fight Teddy would pick Wilder again! 😂
Wilder went down 3 times and lost the fight. He could have won but he didn’t. It was pretty much a one sided affair. I do agree this was the most competitive out of the 3.
Being a "poor sport" and a "sore loser" is a character flaw and a sign of weakness, and should not be condoned and tolerated. Wilder showed his lack of character, and revealed one of the ingredients that made him a loser. He will never be considered "a great" unless he redeems himself through learning and displaying humility, and winning a fight with new skills from hard work in the gym. Otherwise he'll be thrown onto the scrap heap of history and be remembered as a boxing novelty freak and a bum.
He’s a toilet human being. This is the same guy that said he wanted to kill a man in the ring. Nothing gave me more pleasure than watching this arrogant yank get knocked out.
Liam H
I’m an American fight fan and I agree totally.
Wilder came late to boxing but with insane power and athleticism he should be more polished at this point.
Move and evade better.
Imagine Wilder with a real, meaningful jab.
With straight punches.
With a real left hook.
It was his arrogance that undid him in this trilogy.
Well done Tyson Fury.
Wilder is and always was a TRUE HATER . Its a BLACK POWER thing with him and then a podgy white man from England comes along who was out of the ring for two and a half years with drug and alcohol problems fighting obesity who looks totally out of shape with love handles on the hip and who gave him a pasting so sever he will never live it down . You could not make it up! Wilder Dosser bum squad now. His fear factor gone and bubble burst.
@@robertmanfredthurrigl9424 fury is a lot better than you're giving him credit for. The man is on jack Dempsey and Ali's level. Best of his era. He's got better and better with age. The final string to his bow was power and sugar hills got a lot to thank for that. Tyson is a beast
@@KTBFFH His recovery and come back was as much a miracle as Foreman's return to the ring on '87 was except Foreman was out of the ring for well over a decade . Foreman' return and winning the title at 45 eclipsed all other come back trails due to the age factor involved and Fury come back ranks 2nd . Yes the will , grit and heart and sheer size over came all odds.
It was not the most technical fight but it was entertaining. Like a big bear vs a camper with a sledgehammer.
There’ll never be hws like Ali or iron Mike
Great analogy
@@qualifying2359 shut up man go and work on your cloning project if you want them again
That’s exactly what it was hahaha
@@qualifying2359 there are among the cruisers
Teddy, we love you in the UK, even if you find it hard to pick Fury.
Congratulations to Ken! Kudos to Ted and the producer of allowing Ken all the time to tell us about his marathon and not interrupting him. Good show as usual to the best boxing podcast team of Ted and Ken! Congrats to Fury!
Looking forward to hearing what Teddy has to say, although Wilder put up a better fight. Fury beat him worse in the 3rd bout, more than the 1st and 2nd combined. Shocked how much punishment Wilder took before his lights went out. However he did not be a man and shake Fury hand, the respect I had for Wilder was lost immediately. He did back up what he said, by going out on his shield. Fury obliged him. No more excuses.
White people obsessed wit shaking hand . If an enemy beats u , u still enemies , u don’t shake the hand of an enemy .
@@Emolga6274 I thought that this is a sport, not a war.
@@Emolga6274 enemy LOOOL get a grip your momo
@@Emolga6274 It's nothing about being white or black you muppet. It's about being a human being, it's what separates us from animals. Fury can love his enemy and show some compassion, principles in which he lives by. Unlike Wilder.
@@Emolga6274 don’t bring race into it, them not shaking hands doesn’t take anything away from his performance to me.
@52:00 Teddy’s speaking as a wise, compassionate elder statesmen who’s seen men like him struggle with this thing personally…it’s very very touching.
Would have liked more analysis on Tyson's extraordinary talent. How he listened to his corner and did exactly what he was told, there is great humility shown when the fighter trusts and listens to his corner and can deliver. He was told to throw his jab down the middle and it was sensational to see him come out and use it to cut Wilder off and break Wilder down.
That breakdown of the bigger battle that Tyson and deontay were facing got me emotional. This game really runs that deep. God bless Tyson Fury for finding his faith in Jesus Christ.
Unbelievable allegory there. Absolutely electric. I’m grateful I was here to hear it.
Jesus is a human being and a great prophet. Worship One God who created everything and has power over all things.
@@alcottdevalte7440 Your theology is akew... Yes... Jesus was fully human...and fully God. Without his divine nature, he could not be a great prophet. Great prophets do not claim to be God, as Christ did. That would make him a madman, not a great prophet. I, for one, believe he was the son of God.
@@stevenfenley9359 a God that got tortured, lol
@@mrmagoo756...and conquered death.
I'm disappointed with this episode; hardly any talk about the winner, apart from insinuating he's on steroids.
Classic Wilder fan boys
They're degenerates
Wilder was on PEDs and still lost
I’ve been here since day one but not only that teddy made me look at life in a different way and mindsets that you should have big LOVE FROM AUSTRALIA 🇦🇺 🇺🇸
Love your boxing terms and cliches...... Truly an old school sage
who I could listen to for hours 🤔...!
Two great fighters who gave their hearts and souls; but Fury did more with his tools than "bomb Squad".
Love to hear Tyson and his Father
tell the stories about Gypsy Champions of yesteryear with their
accents and way of expressing themselves.🤔......!
Rasuwl.....✊......😎
Crazy to think Fury had to 3 and half weeks of a camp for that fight over his daughter fighting for her life in hospital.. He is a special human being
He talked about wilder for almost 2hrs did he forget fury was fighting aswell
teddy is explaining how fury managed to ko wilder from his sloppy left hook ect listen to what he saying and watch the fight with no sound or even better slow the fight down..
@@RickyRic995 yet, he keeps on picking wilder on all 3 fights. Lol
The greatest sportsmanship I can remember was Micky Ward and Gatti lying in hospital next to each other and Gatti shouting through the curtain “you all right there Micky”.Tremendous.
Teddy getting as accurate with his predictions as uncle Chael
Might have something to do with my bookie sponsoring the channel. Late in the day prediction pushed the punters for a last minute betting
I dont take his predictions with british fighters serious. Hes bias
@@Jp-do9ny I agree and I love teddy. He’s pretty bad with British Fighters!
And David Haye,,,,,,,.....
Both out of touch and becoming more irrelevant by the day.
If Wilder would have won, end of boxing. Give Tyson more credit.
Not really. It would’ve been an era of an American champion. One that has never has had in PED usage or allegations.
@@SOLE_II_SOUL Wilder doesn't need peds to knock out cab drivers.
@@SOLE_II_SOUL Keep telling yourself that.
@@SOLE_II_SOUL you could actually make an argument for wilder being on some sort of PED. 3 years ago he was 212 and ripped. Now he’s 238 and still really lean. He’s also in his mid 30’s with declining testosterone levels and he’s mainly doing cardio/boxing training. It’s almost impossible to gain that much muscle under those circumstances.
@@lukebroadus1816
I hate accusing people of steroids, but Wilder had that look in this fight. If you look at a man's stomach, and it has bulky muscle, it's most likely steroids. AJ has that look as well.
Teddy made beautifully constructed points on each fighter.
The amount of experts who bafflingly picked Wilder added an edge to the fight for me, half suspect the predictions we hear are not the pundits true thoughts
It's not that baffling when he's proved time and again that he can drop fury anytime any round.
@@brianserious It is when you consider that Fury has not only got up after every knockdown, he's gone on to be even stronger in the fight and that was Wilders only hope.
@@davidbrown9237 🌝Honestly….. Wilder should go back to 210-220 lbs. At the end of the 5th round, he was winning the fight. I think the added weight is why he was so fatigued and tired early on. He was looking gassed at the end of the 2nd round and that should happen with someone as athletic as him.
@@Thanosdidtherighthing Definitely although against Fury, the problem there is that he'd be giving up too much. Against any other fighter I agree he needs to be 220
I see it from UFC talking heads.
Making an argument for no hopers makes the mismatched fights seem more interesting.
All about the money
We love ya right back, Teddy! 🇬🇧
_Awesome_ podcast!
2:29 marathon? Over 50 years old? That is an amazing time. That is a 5:41 per mile pace. That’s a 17:41 pace for one 5k! My fastest 5k was 19:07 and I won my age group. He did 4 of these back-to-back. The man is an elite runner and deserves much respect.
I need to read up on his racing pedigree. He had to be near world class in his prime.
Absolutely! That is crazy!!!
From 50:00 to 60:00. Teddy had me in tears. Saying that fury made the decision to live in that moment when he got up... Fxcking beautiful
I know you guys are American, and he's your boy, but come on, be a little fairer. It came across like You're far more impressed with Wilder losing than Fury winning. Fury got accused of being a cheat, he fought 3 times away in America and beat Wilder 3 times out of three. Surely he deserves more credit than the guy who lost all three fights and was a sore loser?
Teddy Atlas is far from a deontay Wilder fan and this is a fight Tyson should win he's 50 lb bigger he should win this
In world like ours there is no respect for a Gypsy ...
Being heavier also means it's harder to move and easier to gas out. People here seem to think getting big will give you an advantage but that's not necessarily the case. Teddy said it himself, Wilder made a mistake by bulking up... He could barely walk after the 4th.
@@filthy0819 Teddy is great. I know he's not a Wilder fan boy. To be fair, yes, Tyson did have a 40lb advantage, but he also had Covid in the build up, a sick baby and a lot of the boxing media, Teddy included, predicted a Wilder upset. Ultimately, he beat the world's biggest punching heavyweight 3 times in a row in his own country, I just think that's where more of the focus should be.
Facts and also note tyson was layin sleeping on a hospital floor only weeks out also standing by his daughter and wife, while also basic training with his dad around the corner from the hospital in a park... Came in there probably 50% of the man from the 2nd fight, but the difference would've always been born n bred
I remember a undefeated heavyweight killer telling Telling the world Fury is just a Masad and 3 fights later he was KOed twice and was gifted a draw on the first one. Dont underestimate any man and his dreams and will to win.
Mate you did amazing in the Marathon. Be very proud of your achievement. Amazing time and as a former runner I know how good that time really is :)
Teddy is a legend, but i think he's gone over the top in his admiration for wilder, and btw rocky balboa would have congratulated Fury.
It’s his show
I was thinking same thing in fact knowing Wilder is a POS I had to turn it off
I agree. I was an amateur boxer-! And I was a boxer puncher - and we are genetic ( short muscle fibres = equals explosives and speed) so I only lost one fight even at a split and my computation is very low compared. But my point is nobody I’ve seen has been such unbalanced! Remember wilder has not fought real top ten opponents. But you are wrong, wilder put everything on one card! But remember fury hasn’t the best preparation and it was clearly! Wilders (fire ) fighting his best fight made it a way more competitive fight. Because Fury has not the best preparation. But remember f wilder took so much beating and who should protect wilder from him self! No one dares ! But he’s health might be a drunk brain later. Breland might be like the r reason he can fight yesterday But Teddy does speak at one topic and reflection and we ended in a raw conversation with out to many thoughts ahead before his He’s not an intellectual Teddy is okay. But he is and should be biased. Wilder should have been lighter I hindsight. But okay he has only 4 rounds to win because he has Ko doormen ( as you self said) but his power shot wasn’t like Tyson he did it from every vinkel . Wilder would have been KO by Tyson in 2 min . No technical skills. Stop this nonsense about god as he interfered. Teddy he has never fought the best ( IBF ,WBA ,WBC & the linear & ring magazine Belts. and . Evander did also do illegal steroids. A know secret inside the community!. Its gonna makes you mental weaker.
As musc I respect wilder but ass soon he opens his mouth my respect flew out of the window for him as a person. Teddy shot uo. After the second fight he could do it. But he diminished his confidence before he can’ just have put his hand out. You called your self w Christian- this among al lot of other things makes me an atheist. You don’t need to be a good lozser , but show respect. So find the middle round. But his starting with his excuses once again. But if his person is so diminished. He has a problem. I hope it because he was still hutt. But the new occasion is what we saw. Hello this isn’t a champ worthy. But he needs to take the change et c. While it’s there- now ! Hi need to retire.
Teddy hails back to an era where there hadn't been a heavyweight champion who was NOT an American for over 50 years. In that respect Teddy's a bit of a dinosaur insofar as he has failed to absorb the changing times. Professional boxing in 2021 is now a truly international sport. Indeed it's high time for an annual tournament, a true professional World Championship where the best all come together in every division and the winner each year is the true, and ONLY World Champion.
Fury's jab is devastating and accurate, his footwork, agility and head movement are next level.
Fury is no Ali nobody is but his jab his footwork and head movement for his size is very impressive! He is a complete fighter and a strong chin! I'm not a fan of modern boxing but I do enjoy watching fury! My only issue is who are the top boxers he has fought besides 40 year old kiltchko?? All bums really! I mean Ali would make wilder look like an absolute fool! Wilder would not land one punch or jab! Forman won the title as an old man 2 eras after his and Ali absolutely imbarresed him in his prime! And Forman hit like a train but could box as well! Frazier would smash these blokes to! Iron Mike would smash these guys! And that's just heavyweight devision! Then you have hagler hearns sugar ray leanard Duran the list goes on! These guys are a different league but I respect fury today but nobody else! Wilder has one punch! You cannot be a champion with that! And fury talking 11 rounds to drop him ali would of dropped him in 3! Don't forget 15 rounds these guys fought! They banned it because fighters were getting beaten black and blue ! Cudos to fury I do respect him!!
however, his mouth and mind is a cess-pool.
@@mareewalker1096 nah g
@@adr3510 nah what? What do you disagree with?
@@mareewalker1096 your rose tinted glasses towards older generations. They were good but you can’t say for sure what would happen between fighters then and now, you can only hypothesise
I’m actually disappointed with this podcast on what was a truly great heavyweight scrap. Wilder getting credit for gassing after 3 rounds, landing the eraser that can’t erase Fury, showing heart and all that he was a winner. Bolloxs. The Gypsy King busted him up when not fully fit. Took a right hand and rode the lightning. I love Teddy but you don’t want him saying prayers before lunch.
Since when did fury claim he wasn't fully fit?
Another total load of rubbish!
Just fake stories put out their to make fury look more impressive!
The guy is 280Ib and 6ft 9, that's why he won..
@@perrysaker1526 He was at Liverpool Hospital instead of training.
Fury is that 1 in a million fighter that just was born to win, and do the impossible
@Jorge Pelongo you are a fraud. Fury is the lineal HW champion. That alone proves he is worthy of all praise. I think you don' t even know what Lineal means lol
Genuinely surprised that teddy picked wilder yet again. Has to be personally motivated surely
I dont know. So many people just will not say how good Fury is. They are deep down haters of Fury and I think Teddy is a hater honestly speaking. He was saying Wilder was fighting for his life etc. Tyson Fury has fought for his life. I dont get it.
@@aln4244 Summed it up perfectly my friend. I think it's because he is outspoken chubby white and bald and not to mention he is a traveller so people can just never accept for some reason how insanely talented and driven he is.
American delusion and tribalism.
Fury, nearly twenty stone6 foot 9 inches an incredible chin, an incredible will to win, a great jab , great selection of punches, great ring I.Q... I think he would have beat them all in there prime.. Mike tyson 5 foot 10, 16 stone , Ali 6 foot 3 inches 16 stone ..Ali great fighter but all Ali really had was a straight left and right and rarely threw to the body..fact..and no knockout punch..I love Ali but these are facts... Teddy atlas , is an asshole ... what did he ever achieve as a boxer ? Sweet fook all... as a trainer he was more a cheerleader than a trainer... he was only a tough guy with a gun in his hands!! Ask Mike tyson or donny lanonde... the toughest thing about him is his mouth.... Fury is a warrior 6 foot 9 inches with the heart of a lion and loads of talent... not to mention all that Irish blood in him.. try pulling a gun on Fury Teddy 🧸
I don’t get it either.
Fury is awkward but Wilder just doesn’t have great skills.
Frankly Wilder is too lean also.
Adding weight which was muscle just made him (he was already shredded) more susceptible to running out of gas. Ten pounds of fat would have served Wilder much better.
Fury's the best heavyweight in this planet!
*on this planet..
@Jorge Pelongo who rivals him? He's proved more than he rest with the possible exception of Usyk.
@Jorge Pelongo if you hadn't noticed there's been a world epidemic for the last 2yrs 🤦♂️ Dillian Whyte and Joshua both glass jaws and gas themselves out far too easily, so not even a contest... Usyk is the only with boxing skills... trouble is though, Fury matches if not betters those skills, but if it's too close to call he can just flip the switch by ragging him around the ring and really beat him up!... just like he just did to Wilder.
Furys only weakness was his punching power, but SugarHill has trained him to put his weight behind those gloves to devastating effect.
@Jorge Pelongo He has had 1 title defence against the heaviest hitting boxer in history according to the stats. He has beaten the best, he hasn't lost since he became the lineal heavy weight champion which is the biggest title you can win, the belts are irrelevant if you have beaten the man and haven't lost since.
He has defended the lineal title since he beat Klitcko back in 2015.
@Jorge Pelongo get off AJs nuts
Both of you principled and knowledgable men will always be welcome over here in Great Britain!
If Fury was an American, Teddy would have a totally different narrative 🙄
Bang on mate. Bang on.
It’s unbelievable how Fury can operate at 277lbs and be as mobile, his engine is actually terrifying who can live with that as an all rounder.
Desperate
@@fortressasrael6207 Desperate for what f*** face?
Just for education and technique sake's, I would have liked to hear about all the things that Fury did right.
Welldone Ken - congratulations. As a fellow sub 3 hour marathon runner myself I appreciate the heart, consistency and extreme endurance levels you require for such a feat ! 2:29 is unreal and at 50+ too ! From a UK 🇬🇧 fan !!! Ps. I have ran London Marathon 6x :-)
Thanks brother!
Fury is not only a better fighter; Fury is a better person. RIP to the BUM squad he will never be the same again.
@sluana1 After Wilder wearing a lighter ring walk outfit and insulting the reputation of a trainer that brought him all of those wins, saying he lost the second fight because of white priveladge
@sluana1 he didn't get banned be got suspended and proved he was innocent and the suspension was for testing positive for cocaine
Teddy "there was no loser here!"
There was... Wilder
Is there anything more enjoyable than a Ted & Ken post fight breakdown? Getting the tea and crumpets out for this one.
I’m still waiting for the Wilder-Fury fight breakdown because there certainly wasn’t one in this episode. MIA.
@@parrogakaparadise9477 Haha!
The name of the event should be "Violence in Vegas"... Thank me Later. As a 27 year old, this was definitely the greatest Heavyweight fight and Trilogy that I've seen. This is the one for my era. Ahhhhh that was awesome 😌
'Viva Las Violence' is better....thank me now
Respect to Teddy for being one of few to not shit on Wilder but actually try to bring him up when he's down. It was an amazing fight. True warriors.
Congratulation Ken on a VALIANT effort!!! Amazing!!! Ironically both Fury and Wilder displayed a valiant effort this weekend as well! Very inspiring!!
Love you guys! Fury is truly a great to me now
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Yep, he such a damn good "Boxer" the HW's can't deal with him when he can take their power and continue to Box them up.
@wesley snipes you can only compare a guy with guys in his era and Fury is beyond better than anyone in the heavyweight division in his era. He’s a great
@wesley snipes I understand you. Don’t know how fury would stack up against Holyfield, Tyson, Frazier, foreman, Ali, the list goes on and on. But my opinion is he would at least make it good fight for any great from any era.
I've been waiting for this. I love Teddy's insights. Brilliant man. Brilliant 👏
98 % of the fury/ wilder talk was about wilder.. 😅😂😂 like come on... hahaha why cant ye talk about what the WINNER did right instead of what wilder the LOSER did wrong/right. I know ye gave fury a small bit of credit but the main focus was on wilder throughout this segment while we are witnessing greatness from fury
How did Teddy call this fight for Wilder all three times? Is he trying to have the worst record at picking flights of any boxing trainer alive? That said, he still does the best post-fight breakdowns I've ever seen.
The Power is a ridiculous equalizer. Wilder gotta easily be top 5 ever power puncher. Furys chin is something very special.
Fury's inside game was brilliant 👏. Especially his uppercuts
Uppercuts were ruthless, lennoxesque
The only reason it was a "great" fight (it was entertaining, not truly great) is that Fury was fat and didn't fight to his usual standard. For whatever reason, he let Wilder hang around. It should have been over as quickly as fight #2.
He rolled his ankle bad when he dropped Wilder the first time....in the 3rd round it was obvious as someone who has done it....thats why he looked off...the commentary somehow didn't catch it....I had to dig thru post fight locker room videos till one caught Fury saying I cracked me ankle bad in the 3rd when I dropped him.....and Paris ask him if he needed ice on it....never been mentioned I wouldn't be surprised even if it doesn't need surgery once those ligaments and tendons stretch to allow the roll its easier and easier to come out each time....
Look for this in the future
Best winless trilogy ever
I thought wilder fans were the only ones who come up with excuses
Can't remember last world title fight that a champ goes down twice in 1 round and gets up to boss the fight, it insane and testament to a determined soul and sheer will .Ref did a super job making this a fair fight, Fury had to fight toe to toe, Wilder gave his best punches' and landed. Fury bounces up twice and comes back stronger. Credits.
Respect to Ken Rideout! You did AWESOME! much love for the podcast from here in the UK - tea and crumpets baby!
Funny how Fury and Wilder have helped each other cement themselves in the ages of boxing, the question now is what has Joshua got to do to get to that historic realm?
I like him but he just doesn't have the chin for Fury and damn sure doesn't for Wilder he will land a few and he won't be able to take it, his chin is very suspect
@@ShawnGilbert1967 We'll never know until they fight...i know who fights the better fighters over and over and ain't fury or wilder
Hmm Joshua Olympic Gold 🏅,won all of the belts and has sold out venues up & down the country, plus has the best ranked record out of all of them. In truth cemented his legacy. The division is poor & if we had more of the top ranked heavyweights fight each other more will lose.
@@maxsimfitness7978 not when Ruiz, now Usyk, then Fury and Wilder all beat him in short time....
Fury is not only the Lineal and WBC Champ he is the Ring Mag champ and THAT means he is universally recognized ( as well as the WBC being the most prestigious belt) the best heavyweight in the world with zero losses....and won't have one even after he fights AJ....im sorry but AJs record will look as padded as Olympic headgear with his only notable win a 40s Klitscho that should have finished him....
@@ShawnGilbert1967 you said if he fights, hasn't happen so it's not fact. Fury has two credible wins on his whole record and only 1 defence of a title. Were proclaiming he is the greatest based on beating two fighters.. now that sounds a bit laughable. Let's see him beat he lot, same with Wilder he's terrible & has been well protected those. In truth these guys need to fight each other.
Well done Ken, total respects on that mate :). Yes a classic at the weekend for sure...both fighters left it all in there. Respects to Deontay for hanging in there always dangerous, fury was aware of that..took the two knockdowns and came back like the champion he is. Absolute warriors both. Fury was brilliant in his recovery and staying focused and working Wilder down.
I love Teddy Atlas he's probably the best boxing mind in boxing and I knew he was going to explain to us all why he was right when he was wrong🤣🤣🤣
Subscribed from England, personally I love to hear a different view from across the pond. Boxing is a massive part of UK sport full stop. Fury did us proud no doubt he will go down as a legend.
@Benjamin not quite sure what you mean ?
Best fight I've watched for a long time. The production level, camera angles & spectacle was the best, well done all those involved. Deontay surprised me with his performance. Fury found the final knockdown very very impressive. The Usyk fight will be fascinating.
Easily the best trilogy in a generation since Riddick bowe vs holyfield in the heavyweight division and Gatti vs ward in lower division. Dont think anything will ever eclipse Ali v Frazier bcuz that was the benchmark
BIG CONGRATS FOR 200 000 💥💥💥❤️❤️you guys deserve at least 2 000 000 . It’s going to happen next year 💯
Fury is mentally stronger, i believe Wilder had this bad balance from basically round 2/3 because of the pressure of the fight and of Tyson. Fury was in his head from the 2nd fight onwards
I honestly think he's been in Wilders head since that fucking undertaker resurrection sit up in the first fight aha. Ran through him the second time, this was closer but still almost all Tyson
You can't ko Fury. Wilder should have weighed below 220 pounds because he weighed 209 pounds on fight night during the first fight. Everyone who fights Fury should be prepared to fight him for 12 long rounds. It was the same when someone fought Ali, they had to be prepared to be there for 12-15 long rounds because Ali never got ko'd...
Imagine the pressure if Fury had his fans from overseas in the stadium.
@@alcottdevalte7440 anyone can be knocked out but it seems like it would at least take a baseball bat to keep fury down haha
Fury won all 3 fights. Robbed with a decision draw from a British judge of all people.
The judge made alot of money that day.
Its all ways a British judge to make it look less corrupt
Been waiting for this!!! I’m from Manchester, England, but I always search for Teddy Atlas after every fight.
We all know Fury know how to box but he just wanted to fight Wilder.