Teddy Atlas explains why Deontay Wilder will get knocked out

I'm wondering when and on how many (numerous?) occasions it was that Teddy whipped your ass? Though it may not be documented, it is quite apparent that you harbor deep personal animosity toward Atlas and it's very likely due to ? Did he touch you inappropriately or what? Sounds like you have a personal beef.

 

Damn you got a lot out of what he posted, lmfao. #Dafuq

 

For once, one of Teddy's predictions might actually happen!

 

I'm good like that.

 

I resent Atlas because he is one ugly pasty scar faced individual.
Plus, he knows as little about boxing as CST.
As they say, those who can't, commentate.

 

You as good as rappers stealing other people's art, Kanye.

 

Wow. Ok. Would love to see you sperg out about Max Kellerman some time. Please, carry on.

 

Sperg? What the hell is that?
Sorry, I don't speak DIng'lish.

 

If you fail to detect the jujitsu in my funky style, then there ain't much I can do for you. So sorry.

 

Jujitsu my ass.
More like, I can't play an instrument or read/write music, so I'll steal and sample from someone else who can, Mr. DJ.

 

That will take a while. And there is a strong possibility that Parker will not remain champ for long.

 

Wilder is a joke but explain to me how Joshua is any better? He throws his punches off balance and is stiff in the ring. They both are hype jobs and are lucky to box in a weak ass era.

 

I think that for once Titty-at-l-ASS is correct.....................he is usually psychic in reverse...............

By the way...........Cus wanted Kevin Rooney to train Tyson after he died and Atlas did not like it, will always hold that against Cus..............Tyson was still good while being trained by Rooney, but went down hill after Don King tricked him..............yes, it was Don King who destroyed Tyson's career. King got rid of Kevin Rooney and Bill Cayton, that was the end of the prime Tyson...........

 

This vid makes me think that Washington has a chance if he is willing to take some risks.

 

Joshua makes a lot of mistakes too, but he at least tries to improve every time out. And he isn't anywhere near as amateurish or reckless as Wilder is. About the only problem I can see him doing that could get him in trouble in the future is a slight tendency to admire his work. In every other respect he's considerably better than Wilder: better command of distance, better balance, more compact punches, ability to feint and vary the speed/rhythm of his punches to break through his opponents' defences.

He is a hype job at present, I agree, but at least there's some justification behind the hype. You'd have to be a grade A mongoloid to consider Wilder the best of the bunch.