Teddy Atlas

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  1. Johnnyblaze

    Johnnyblaze Active Member Full Member

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    The Teddy Atlas curse is REAL! I swear, Teddy is ALWAYS wrong in his predictions! If you are a betting man, just put your money on whoever he predicts to lose. :lol:
     
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  2. eltirado

    eltirado Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    Always right on :yep
     
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  3. PolishNavy

    PolishNavy Boxing Addict banned Full Member

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    The King
     
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  4. rolz

    rolz Boxing God! Full Member

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    not ALWAYS. he predicted rigo to crap on donaire last year.
     
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  5. southernbird

    southernbird Member Full Member

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    n he picked Canelo to stop Angulo
     
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  6. Johnnyblaze

    Johnnyblaze Active Member Full Member

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    He got the Rigondeaux/Donaire prediction right by chance. Pure luck. The overwhelming majority of his predictions are wrong.
     
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  7. rolz

    rolz Boxing God! Full Member

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    probably, but he's been following and has been a fan of rigo since he debuted pro on FNF. and any analytical boxinghead would've predicted that fight just like teddy did, an effin rigo masterclass. hahah
     
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  8. KillSomething

    KillSomething Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    The formula:

    In a fight with a prohibitive favorite, Atlas will recognize this and pick the favorite (i.e. Mayweather vs. anyone). In a fight where the underdog has a reasonable chance of winning, Teddy picks the underdog.

    As such, he is usually wrong, because underdogs usually lose.
     
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