Wilder himself said during his appearance on the Joe Rogan podcast that he.. ALWAYS TRAINS SPECIFICALLY WEARING A 45LB VEST, ALWAYS, TO ACTIVATE HIS FAST TWITCH MUSCLE FIBRES! A FULL YEAR AGO HE SAID THIS!
Servant Arphaxad If you look up clips of the build up to the first fight, you can see Wilder wearing it in training. He used to talk a lot about how he wears it all the time even for punch bag work
People saying fury totally reinvented the way he fights clearly haven’t watched many Tyson fights. Go watch some of fury’s early fights and you will see him fight this way
I disagree I think Deontay didn’t believe him Saw the weight and thought Tyson might have been lazy in camp also he switched coaches abruptly All reasons for Deontay to think that he had Tyson any time he wanted I don’t think Deontay believed Tyson could do that to him at any time no matter how compromised either men are
Fury certainly looked a lot more at ease going in. Wilder knew Fury had beaten him to the punch most of their first fight. With Fury training at Kronk, I could certainly see Wilder being concerned going in.
That was the metaphorical jab. Fury has exemplary skills in mental beat downs. He studies the opponent and calls out their weakness in front of everybody in between all the trash talk shenanigans. They never see it coming. Wilder went in to the first face off thinking they were friends, or equals. Fury set that up on purpose. He metaphorically knocked Wilder off his feet when he told him that they were not alike at all because they worship different Gods. Wilder thought that African voodoo bullshit would scare Fury. It’s hard for people to believe that Fury is what he is today because of the grace of God and his faith in Christ Jesus. Fury rightly claims it. People have an allergic reaction to it, ie Joe Rogan; and forget that this is what sets him apart from the others.
Tyson Fury did not reinvent himself. Tyson had this in his playbook since he was a teenager. This is just another side of Tyson Fury. He can adjust to you, you can't adjust to him.
At the highest level he'd never shown that kind of aggression. He hadn't boxed liked that since he fought Steve Cunningham in 2013, and Cunningham is a crusierweight.
nagasako7 He fought aggressive in his early career, but his front foot skills were less refined and raw, compared to what he did against Wilder. He’s never been successful aggressively at the highest level until Wilder rematch. He looked like Wladimir Klitschko in that fight with that back and forward hop and straight right,
@@RuffRyder2011 na he just battered chisora with the jab in 1st gear and cruised home . He didnt try to get him out . I think he took it easy as he likes him.
Not only is Tyson Fury the best Heavyweight right now🔥but what he's done in his life not only fighting & getting up from one of the hardest punchers ever & coming back & dominating him to become champion again but he defeated the dark depths of life.. What this man has done is absolutely incredible & he's inspiring so many people its truly amazing 💯
Brent Jones Fury is not just the greatest heavyweight of his era, but top 3 of ALL TIME. Ali never faced anyone with a triple threat of being AS big and fast and skillful as Fury. Fury would have bullied him. The ONLY other two heavys in history that would’ve given Tyson a run for his money are LEWIS and VITALI KLITSCHKO. That’s it. We’re witnessing top 3 of all time before our eyes, folks.
When he took a huge punch from Wilder in round 1 as if it hardly touched him, was probably then that Wilder knew he was fked. By round 7 he was probably thinking about his own tombstone 🥴🤕⚰️
Tyson Fury and his people are a damn cheat. In the first fight Tyson fury left glove was not tightly secure on his fist, the ref caught it and fixed it. In the second fight the same thing happened, Tyson's fury left glove is not securely on his left hand. His fist was holding the bottom of the left glove, causing it to flap. When Tyson Fury hid Deontay with a left hook to the head, his knuckle was hitting Deontay not Tyson Fury glove. Your great white hope is a damn cheat period. THE ONLY THIONG GENIU ABOUT TYSON FURY IS THE WILL TO CHEAT BY ANY MEANS. HE WAS BUSTED FOR ENHANCING DRUG.
You couldn't not know Fury was going to go in for the kill. He had to take it out the judges hands after that last charade after the first fight. And although I'm a massive AJ fan the more I study both fighters , the more the gulf between them grows, with Tyson always coming out the dominant fighter. The movement, the skills, the arsenal of punches and now the rest of you know....the punch power. I cannot wait untill that day, whoever wins when they say "Aaaand the new unified, undisputed Heavyweight Champion of the woooorrrrrlld...... (Tyson Fury)" We haven't heard that since the 90s especially from a man as skilled as Fury
The problem is for AJ now Tyson has shown powers of recovery (12th round first Wilder fight), he showed he has a chin (second Wilder fight he caught a couple and it didn't phase him). So Tyson Fury is tough (he is a gypsy after all). Then take into account Fury's boxing technique / skill-set / ring IQ / footwork movement / hand speed are ALL excellent and on top of that he is the tallest has the longest reach and in most cases the weight advantage. But that isn't what will blow your mind. All of that is not why he is the best, it's his self belief and mental toughness in the ring that is his best quality
@steveninthe total rubbish..hand wrapping and gloves going on are watched by a member of opposing fighters team plus other officials...just another made up excuse.
Ash R Aj and any other future Fury opponents, won’t only get embarrassed in the ring but also outside in every press conference/ face to face they have. He will rip u a new one with just his words and charisma. Its insane😂 this man beats a percentage of most of his opponents before they even get in the ring
Tyson is the best heavy wait since Muhammad Ali. For a man of his size to be able to move as he does is uncanny. But he showed another side to his game planing. He used his forward motion and counter . On top of this he has the personality, the charisma, his return from where he was it is spectacular and inspirational for many many people. You feel trapped. In a place with mental health post traumatic STRESS DEPRESSION, ADDICTION, ALCOHOL, DRUGS DESPAIR, the world tells you ypou aren't sick YPOUR WEAK BUT THEY HAVEN'T LIVED THROUGH SAME EXPERIENCE AND INFACT PEOPLE WITH NO POST TRAUMATIC STRESS I CAN DO THINGS THEYL BE SCARED TO DO IN STRESS IS SIMPLE AND TYSON SHOWS US EVEN THE VERY STRONGEST AND BRAVEST HUMAN ON EARTH CAN BE BROUGHT TO HIS KNEES WITH THESE HORRENDOUS ISSUES PEOPLE. DEALING WITH BUT YPOU CAN OVERCOME YOU MUST NOT GIVE UP TYSON FURY IS A FUCKING HERO 😎😎😎😎😎😎 GOD BLESS YOU ALL ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️
Frazier, Foreman, Norton, Shavers, Holmes, MT, Holyfield, Bowe, Lewis to name a few. As such, to even suggest let alone boldly state Tyson Fury is the best since Ali shows you know Jack about boxing!
I don’t wanna see Wilder Fury again. Fury has outboxed him once and out strengthened him one. 2-0 to Fury. If Wilder can win with a lucky punch is he even champion material? 3rd fight is Wilder’s cash out fight
Wilder has a lot to gain but also a lot to lose in a rematch . Right now he is still in the top heavyweight picture even with the loss. If he gets knocked out in a rematch he becomes irrelevant.
Tyson is a family man who gives all glory to God, he is a human who accepts the path God chose for him, it's not about preaching religion it's about not believing in your own hype, he mentally deconstructed Wilder, he knew deep down Wilder hadn't yet faced all his Demons, and what was to be came to pass. It'll be fascinating to see if Wilder mentally too can return from that dark place called doubt/fear.
BEST boxing analyst that I know and listened to. He is a Story teller, insightful, his analogy on fights, comparisons of fighters, when it comes to commentating boxing, I think he's the best!!. The Man Speaks from the heart! RESPECT to you Mr. Teddy Atlas!
i don't think it is so much as bad-mouthing as it is reminiscing. if you see or hear teddy when he brings up tyson he is sad about him. he did have hatred for him back in the day but now i think it's mostly pity. he wanted him to be so great and when tyson failed he saw a cautionary tale for other boxers
Yes...but in a weak era. Wilder AJ Dylan whyte all started boxing very late in their lives...Povetkin is older now...Klitschko was late 30s too...Fury 25 years ago would not have been the best like he is today..
@@joshgeiger8942 'A prime Mike Tyson or Riddick Bowe would have destroyed My son Tyson that fought Wilder in the first fight, he was still unprepared from 3 years out' - John Fury (when debating with David Haye recently on BT). Wilder and AJ started learning boxing at 18...Dylan Whyte was a kickboxer not long back...25 years ago you had guys like Lewis, Tyson, Bowe, Holyfield...These were schooled boxers from childhood...they were on the amateur circuit and worked their way up...and ruled their era. Fury had problems with Cunningham and Wallin..both were smaller faster guys..Mike Tyson in his prime would be a handful.
@frip lip AJ and Wilder started learning how to box at age 18...dylan whyte was a kickboxer until a few years back...there's all you need to know about this era...
@frip lip Manny pacquiao learned how to box as a child from his uncle who a fight fan. When he could he joined a boxing gym in manilla while still a child. AJ and Wilder began learning how to box at 18-19...Whyte was a kickboxer until a few years back...those are your top 3 after fury. Do you really think fury would be so dominant over lennox, bowe, tyson, holyfield? Lets not forget the problems he had with cunningham and wallin...
Tyson Fury deserves every single accolade and ounce of praise coming his way because that display against Wilder was nothing short of sensational. A true champion and for me possibly the best since Ali.
Deeench 91 Nah he had no hate for Tyson Fury, he even called him a genius after the fight & only said good things about his team. Prior to this fight he still had to prove his dominance & skill after his comeback. Now everyone knows he is the real Heavyweight Champion of The World 🌎 and if he fights &wins over Joshua he’ll be the Undisputed Heavyweight Champion of The World 🌍
Misu587 he had full Hate for Tyson previous to this interview full hate! Tyson exposed Zionist Jews a few years ago and you bet ever since that Teddy Atlas has discredited him at every chance he got. But he always left some meat on the bone to talk him up again this is how Teddy works with narratives I see through plastic people. I am talking about Tyson Fury not Mike Tyson you absolute clown.
There is a guy with a TH-cam channel in the UK called "NordicWarrior" who predicted to the T how the fight would play out months before and in his final analysis just before the fight.. But not many other channels has Fury stopping him.
I think Fury had it psychologically from the 12th round of the first fight with Wilder. He took the best shot Wilder could throw, one that had Deontay making the throat-slash gesture like he knew he'd won, and he got up from it and then outfought Wilder the rest of the round. From that point on, he understood Wilder couldn't stop him. And when he faced Wilder again, he ran at him, bullied him and dared Wilder to do anything about it. Which he couldn't, because like Atlas said, he can't fight off his back foot.
There was a moment in the fight where Fury hit Wilder with a shot to the body out of a clinch and Wilder gave him almost an annoyed look. Wilder wasn't used to a guy effectively and tenaciously going after him.
They saying that Panama Lewis and Luis Resto was working Tyson Fury's corner, Panama Lewis personally wrapped Fury's hands and laced his gloves up he also gave Fury some of his ''Special mixed up water'' in between rounds, yeah yeah thats what happened alright
Teddy is the Vitale of boxing. The biggest difference in this fight was that Fury was finally in real boxing shape and not weak from quick weight loss from 400 lbs.
Teddy's analogy with Clint Eastwood must be from Fistful of dollars. Ramon shot Clint in the heart over and over and Clint kept getting up, he was wearing a metal plate. Wilder had that same look of surprise in his eyes.
Yes. Teddy is right. Mike Tyson was an intimidator. His best weapon was making you scared. The most amazing specimen I've ever seen but in reality he wanted you to get scared so he could get you out of there quickly.
why people are saying "he reinvented himself?" fury fought like this in numerous fights in the past. first fight he was worried about right hand but changed tactics for second fight when he saw wilder cant fight backing up and judges wont let him win on points.
Fury is head and shoulders (literally) above everyone else in the division; his skillset is unbelievable. If I was Wilder I wouldn't want any part of Fury again, not now, not ever.
@submalevolent grace Big MMA fan here, but Miocic has sloppy boxing. Even by MMA standards it's sloppy. Fury whoops Miocic in the ring, and he whoops him in the octagon unless miocic can get him down.
@submalevolent grace Those liver shots against Cormier were monstrous. But Cormier was also standing in front of him, flat footed and zero defense. If he beats Ngannou again, I will say he's the baddest man on the planet.
What gets to me is how so many folk think they know tyson fury but have they actually watched him through his career watched his ifl interviews etc etc .hes been as straight up all the way tyson and had his bad days but still came out with the w .hes number 1 end of story
I love it Wilder “even you don’t believe your gonna do that to me you don’t believe you can knock me out in 2 rounds” it might not have been 2 rounds but I got a feeling Wilder is laying in a bed somewhere right now with ice packs all over him wishing it would have only been 2 rounds
IMO, Furey changed his trainer, that was the key. In the first fight, his trainer played it safe and did what most trainers would have done. The thing is he (the trainer) stuck to the plan, listen to his instructions at the end of round 11. After seeing that Furey was the better/stronger boxer after 4 or 5 rounds, he (the trainer) should have told Furey to go for him. The first fight to me was too much about Ben Davison and what he wanted to do. You have to have a plan B and C, and even if plan A is working, plan B may be a better option.
Showbiz and sports are so unpredictable.If wilder win tomorrow he may be the real hero and Teddy is going to praise him. Whoever well prepared and do his work get the rewards.
I love teddy atlas. He truly loves the actual sport and the science of boxing. Tyson is so good that if Wilder was left handed then Fury would have switched stances to beat him. Not many boxers can do that. Now Wilder fanboys are saying that Tyson was cheating by flicking the jab. LOL. They are just making Wilder look worse than he already does.
unclassified why would he come in at 230? wilder was 20lbs overweight for that fight. usyk 210-215. 6'3 plenty tall to touch that jaw. fury has had problems with smaller dudes who are fractions of the skillset that usyk has. do any of you actually box or frequent the gym?? doesnt seem like any of you consider the true details of this sport. you guys show your novice by falling into silly talking points like size lol
I don't think there was a "reinvention" here. Tyson said himself he wasn't 100% fit for that first fight and that most of his training focused on just getting his weight down. He said he wasn't at his best and said he would beat Wilder in the rematch. Many thought he won that first match too. He was just in better shape is all, because he had more time to prepare properly for the rematch, which shows how great he is.
@@joeygonzo have a word mate. He doesn't even have a belt now. He's a weak number 3 at best. Dillion Whyte would smash him up. Now people know how to beat him, we will see him start lose a lot more fights.
He's not done. He still has one more chance to at least make a close fight or KO on Fury. Edit: Just say AJ beats Fury and then WIlder gets a shot at AJ and beats him. Could play out that way.
Its good that tyson transformed in to AJ for the rematch and AJ transformed into fury. Its really the best fight and the hardest fight for both of them. Klitschko was the king for so long then Tyson out boxes him and AJ beat him up. This fight is going to be amazing so glad we are so close.
Exactly. He dragged Wilder into deep water and drowned him. What people don't know about Fury, is that he's a student of boxing and he's a master of the mind games. He always could brawl, he took out people with lovely body shots early in his career. I don't see how Wilder can beat Fury.
It is the toughest fight you can fight! Beating depression and suicidal ideations - if you can face that and come back..you can accomplish anything! Even going straight through the most scary guy on the planet. Of course he gives the Glory where it belongs, to Jesus Christ 💯✝️❕ Thank you Teddy for being u!
"no one expected him to come out and beat him up like that" That's a load of bullshit. Fury has proved time and time again he is one of the P4P greatest. His style, reach and boxing IQ prove themselves over and over every time he fights. It's why I put £400 on Fury to win ( a lot of money for me)
Fury credits Sugarhill for his strategy and preparation for the Wilder rematch. Steward says Tyson is very teachable. If there is any genius it may be the willingness to educate oneself about the art and skill of boxing. Lomachenko could be called a genius but how much of it is his father’s lifetime of experience?
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AJ didn't really reinvent himself, he just boxed more like an ABA fighter a la the Olympics rather than a knockout fighter.
But Wilder was feeling ill. His Corner threw the towel in way to early. He had a pre match injury. His costume weighed him down His legs were tired. The ref was obstructing Wilder Fury's gloves were doctored... in the first fight but somehow it definitely cost Wilder the second fight. And... and.. err
I agree 100% Fury stole Wilder's confidence. By pushing him back and smothering him in the clenches he kept Wilder from being able to set his feet. That poking jab isn't meant to hurt physically as it is meant to hurt mentally. You could see Wilder's frustration beginning in later part of the 2nd. He started throwing wild rights while walking backward, which he did the entire fight.
Fury is so underrated I think he potentially could be the GOAT!! People don’t like to hear that cos they want to think of their childhood hero’s as the best ever ! I give example!! Most people born in 50/60s will prefer Sean Connery as James Bond but if you ask most people from 70/80s they will say Roger Moore , there are exceptions but in general that’s how it is !! Tyson fury in 30/40 years everyone will go wow do you remember that English gypsy guy he was bloody good!! Mr Fury does everything he says he will do ! And doesn’t get the respect he deserves !! That first fight with wilder he’d literally been back 6 months after losing 10 stone and drink and drugs ! And he actually helps people he donated his 9 million purse to help the homeless and even paid 200£ to release to lobsters back to the sea instead of being eaten !! He is a living legend !!
Fury game plans and executes the plan very well depending on opponent. The big Ukrainian long time champ he leaned on, got big for. But honestly he punches the backs of heads, he has thumb out of glove scraping faces through the laces!. One ref caught him!
I loved the fight. I'm an American, Fury fan, but if Deontay Wilder had the same exact skillset and ability along with whatever it is that makes some guys like that quiet... That makes the one scariest boxer, puncher, man in the world. If you ever find someone with those types of God given abilities, probably never will be a pro fighter, that doesn't shout about it like Wilder did (Big George Foreman comes to mind, young George and old George) those are the truly Baddest Men on the Planet. Regardless of who or what gameplan you implement. They're just there. They don't back up, they don't go away, you don't hear them coming, you don't notice them leaving, you don't remember where you are or how you got there. No one's left around. Who dropped me off the roof of this building? I know a man like that, and it sure isn't D. Wilder or T. Fury. Scary stuff.
I don't think Deontay Wilder was mentally damaged or broken during the fight. He never quit. He hung in there always setting up the trigger for his right but he had difficulty firing it. He was just being beaten by the better boxer and his main weapon was being blunted. It was Breland that stepped in to stop it. However Deontay Wilder went strange mentally after the fight when he had time to think about what happened. Essentially he refused to accept any responsibility for his lose, he blamed in on his trainer, the suit, people cheating. He did all this without taking up the rematch clause within the allotted time.
Fury took out the launching pad for Wilder's "nuclear right" by early in round 3. After those shots in round 1, Wilder's thought process must have gone from having to be perfect for *.2 seconds* to having to be *perfect* for .2 seconds, and not having much time left for it.
Wilder himself said during his appearance on the Joe Rogan podcast that he.. ALWAYS TRAINS SPECIFICALLY WEARING A 45LB VEST, ALWAYS, TO ACTIVATE HIS FAST TWITCH MUSCLE FIBRES! A FULL YEAR AGO HE SAID THIS!
Amaan A really he said that?
on the podcast yes lol
@@ServantNathaniel he did video is out there
Servant Arphaxad If you look up clips of the build up to the first fight, you can see Wilder wearing it in training. He used to talk a lot about how he wears it all the time even for punch bag work
Hahaha
People saying fury totally reinvented the way he fights clearly haven’t watched many Tyson fights. Go watch some of fury’s early fights and you will see him fight this way
True. BUT....As far as that particular fight was concerned... it truely was a 180° strategy change.
@@clasifi1 yeah i remember the channel 5 days too but against top level opposition he has always employed a more defensive approach
The Bored film doco shows this
For example: vs Cunningham
Yh I was most shocked when I saw him outbox Wlad I had never seen him box like that before that fight
the extra genius part was telling everyone , especially deontay, exactly what he was going to do. That broke Deon before the fight.
I disagree
I think Deontay didn’t believe him
Saw the weight and thought Tyson might have been lazy in camp also he switched coaches abruptly
All reasons for Deontay to think that
he had Tyson any time he wanted
I don’t think Deontay believed Tyson could do that to him at any time no matter how compromised either men are
Fury certainly looked a lot more at ease going in. Wilder knew Fury had beaten him to the punch most of their first fight. With Fury training at Kronk, I could certainly see Wilder being concerned going in.
@@hbkslazyeye8865 fighters don't think like that.
That was the metaphorical jab. Fury has exemplary skills in mental beat downs. He studies the opponent and calls out their weakness in front of everybody in between all the trash talk shenanigans. They never see it coming. Wilder went in to the first face off thinking they were friends, or equals. Fury set that up on purpose. He metaphorically knocked Wilder off his feet when he told him that they were not alike at all because they worship different Gods. Wilder thought that African voodoo bullshit would scare Fury. It’s hard for people to believe that Fury is what he is today because of the grace of God and his faith in Christ Jesus. Fury rightly claims it. People have an allergic reaction to it, ie Joe Rogan; and forget that this is what sets him apart from the others.
Tyson Fury did not reinvent himself. Tyson had this in his playbook since he was a teenager. This is just another side of Tyson Fury. He can adjust to you, you can't adjust to him.
At the highest level he'd never shown that kind of aggression. He hadn't boxed liked that since he fought Steve Cunningham in 2013, and Cunningham is a crusierweight.
nagasako7 He fought aggressive in his early career, but his front foot skills were less refined and raw, compared to what he did against Wilder. He’s never been successful aggressively at the highest level until Wilder rematch. He looked like Wladimir Klitschko in that fight with that back and forward hop and straight right,
He just fought wilder like he used to fight like when he beat chisora twice
@@RuffRyder2011 na he just battered chisora with the jab in 1st gear and cruised home . He didnt try to get him out . I think he took it easy as he likes him.
‘Probably the most technical HW now’ ... ummm definatley the most technical
Usyk*
@@boxingexpert9065 Honestly think Usky would be mad to go to heavy weight right now. The likes of Bellew aren't in Fury's league.
u aint no expert& he aint no heavyweight! Change your name
Boxing Expert Usyks good, but he doesn’t have as much to his game as a heavyweight
@@Hugh_Morris He beat Bellew, but Bellew is no where near Fury
Not only is Tyson Fury the best Heavyweight right now🔥but what he's done in his life not only fighting & getting up from one of the hardest punchers ever & coming back & dominating him to become champion again but he defeated the dark depths of life.. What this man has done is absolutely incredible & he's inspiring so many people its truly amazing 💯
he weighed 1 pound when he was born he has always been a fighter from day 1
Amen to that. An incredible man!
Brent Jones Fury is not just the greatest heavyweight of his era, but top 3 of ALL TIME. Ali never faced anyone with a triple threat of being AS big and fast and skillful as Fury. Fury would have bullied him. The ONLY other two heavys in history that would’ve given Tyson a run for his money are LEWIS and VITALI KLITSCHKO. That’s it. We’re witnessing top 3 of all time before our eyes, folks.
When he took a huge punch from Wilder in round 1 as if it hardly touched him, was probably then that Wilder knew he was fked. By round 7 he was probably thinking about his own tombstone 🥴🤕⚰️
Tyson Fury and his people are a damn cheat. In the first fight Tyson fury left glove was not tightly secure on his fist, the ref caught it and fixed it. In the second fight the same thing happened, Tyson's fury left glove is not securely on his left hand. His fist was holding the bottom of the left glove, causing it to flap. When Tyson Fury hid Deontay with a left hook to the head, his knuckle was hitting Deontay not Tyson Fury glove. Your great white hope is a damn cheat period. THE ONLY THIONG GENIU ABOUT TYSON FURY IS THE WILL TO CHEAT BY ANY MEANS. HE WAS BUSTED FOR ENHANCING DRUG.
There’s a beauty when I listen to teddy talk boxing.
After talking too much shit about Fury
I just left. That Guy is getting on my nerves. Sounds like a drug. addict.
I’m 2 seconds in and just waiting for teddy to shout BANG!!!!!!
I hate u.
You couldn't not know Fury was going to go in for the kill. He had to take it out the judges hands after that last charade after the first fight.
And although I'm a massive AJ fan the more I study both fighters , the more the gulf between them grows, with Tyson always coming out the dominant fighter. The movement, the skills, the arsenal of punches and now the rest of you know....the punch power.
I cannot wait untill that day, whoever wins when they say "Aaaand the new unified, undisputed Heavyweight Champion of the woooorrrrrlld...... (Tyson Fury)"
We haven't heard that since the 90s especially from a man as skilled as Fury
Hold your horses, maybe AJ might win, I hope Fury wins though
The problem is for AJ now Tyson has shown powers of recovery (12th round first Wilder fight), he showed he has a chin (second Wilder fight he caught a couple and it didn't phase him). So Tyson Fury is tough (he is a gypsy after all). Then take into account Fury's boxing technique / skill-set / ring IQ / footwork movement / hand speed are ALL excellent and on top of that he is the tallest has the longest reach and in most cases the weight advantage. But that isn't what will blow your mind. All of that is not why he is the best, it's his self belief and mental toughness in the ring that is his best quality
I wish this pug would blow his damn nose. Atlas always has to take a shot at Mike Tyson. F Teddy Atlas
@steveninthe total rubbish..hand wrapping and gloves going on are watched by a member of opposing fighters team plus other officials...just another made up excuse.
Ash R Aj and any other future Fury opponents, won’t only get embarrassed in the ring but also outside in every press conference/ face to face they have. He will rip u a new one with just his words and charisma. Its insane😂 this man beats a percentage of most of his opponents before they even get in the ring
Furys an incredible fighter.
Incredible cheater
@@mplsskiezz4115 😂😂😂🙈🤡
@@mplsskiezz4115 You're an incredible girl.
BiG Zulá How exactly? 🤔
Fury is the best ever . Nobody is gonna beat that man .
lmao when he actually wrote that down 1:50
He wrote it on tha paper tha paper
Tyson is the best heavy wait since Muhammad Ali. For a man of his size to be able to move as he does is uncanny. But he showed another side to his game planing. He used his forward motion and counter . On top of this he has the personality, the charisma, his return from where he was it is spectacular and inspirational for many many people. You feel trapped. In a place with mental health post traumatic STRESS DEPRESSION, ADDICTION, ALCOHOL, DRUGS DESPAIR, the world tells you ypou aren't sick YPOUR WEAK BUT THEY HAVEN'T LIVED THROUGH SAME EXPERIENCE AND INFACT PEOPLE WITH NO POST TRAUMATIC STRESS I CAN DO THINGS THEYL BE SCARED TO DO IN STRESS IS SIMPLE AND TYSON SHOWS US EVEN THE VERY STRONGEST AND BRAVEST HUMAN ON EARTH CAN BE BROUGHT TO HIS KNEES WITH THESE HORRENDOUS ISSUES PEOPLE. DEALING WITH BUT YPOU CAN OVERCOME YOU MUST NOT GIVE UP TYSON FURY IS A FUCKING HERO 😎😎😎😎😎😎 GOD BLESS YOU ALL ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️
I love that “heavy wait” typo
@@stevencooper7432 English. Not American. No typo mate 🦔🦔🦔🦔🦔🦔
@@wendymcanena2421 Scottish here mate definitely a typo, it's still 'Weight' in the UK
@@johnholland6180 no its not mate wot the fuck you should know English and Scottish is different ya bawbag
Frazier, Foreman, Norton, Shavers, Holmes, MT, Holyfield, Bowe, Lewis to name a few. As such, to even suggest let alone boldly state Tyson Fury is the best since Ali shows you know Jack about boxing!
I don’t wanna see Wilder Fury again. Fury has outboxed him once and out strengthened him one. 2-0 to Fury. If Wilder can win with a lucky punch is he even champion material? 3rd fight is Wilder’s cash out fight
@steveninthe i wanna see Joshua - Wilder, and the winner of that fight vs Fury
Wilder will never win with a lucky punch, Fury is just too much for him, Fury is evasive and strong
I was thinking the same thing. Wilder wants the third fight to further secure his financial future
I'd like to see Wilder fight Whyte and the winner fight the winner of Fury v Joshua
Wilder has a lot to gain but also a lot to lose in a rematch .
Right now he is still in the top heavyweight picture even with the loss.
If he gets knocked out in a rematch he becomes irrelevant.
Tyson is a family man who gives all glory to God, he is a human who accepts the path God chose for him, it's not about preaching religion it's about not believing in your own hype, he mentally deconstructed Wilder, he knew deep down Wilder hadn't yet faced all his Demons, and what was to be came to pass.
It'll be fascinating to see if Wilder mentally too can return from that dark place called doubt/fear.
Sure.."God" chose it
if you believe that you'll believe anything.
If you can logically thank God for the win then you can logically blame God for the loss lol.
@Brick James why the bible specifically and not every other religious text?
@William Cooper and not one point was made that day lol
Fury is such a beautiful boxer. Amazing understanding of the art.
BEST boxing analyst that I know and listened to. He is a Story teller, insightful, his analogy on fights, comparisons of fighters, when it comes to commentating boxing, I think he's the best!!. The Man Speaks from the heart!
RESPECT to you Mr. Teddy Atlas!
Tremendous.
I've been saying it for years, Fury is the best in the division. He has a great boxing brain, that's more important than any physical attribute!
Being 6'9" dosen't hurt though either !!
I love how Teddy Atlas describes a boxing match as a life lesson
I love Teddy, but he never passes up an opportunity to bad-mouth Mike Tyson.
i don't think it is so much as bad-mouthing as it is reminiscing. if you see or hear teddy when he brings up tyson he is sad about him. he did have hatred for him back in the day but now i think it's mostly pity. he wanted him to be so great and when tyson failed he saw a cautionary tale for other boxers
Like he really is the gypsy king
Are we looking at a Legend of the sport?
Yes...but in a weak era. Wilder AJ Dylan whyte all started boxing very late in their lives...Povetkin is older now...Klitschko was late 30s too...Fury 25 years ago would not have been the best like he is today..
@@joshgeiger8942 'A prime Mike Tyson or Riddick Bowe would have destroyed My son Tyson that fought Wilder in the first fight, he was still unprepared from 3 years out' - John Fury (when debating with David Haye recently on BT). Wilder and AJ started learning boxing at 18...Dylan Whyte was a kickboxer not long back...25 years ago you had guys like Lewis, Tyson, Bowe, Holyfield...These were schooled boxers from childhood...they were on the amateur circuit and worked their way up...and ruled their era. Fury had problems with Cunningham and Wallin..both were smaller faster guys..Mike Tyson in his prime would be a handful.
@frip lip AJ and Wilder started learning how to box at age 18...dylan whyte was a kickboxer until a few years back...there's all you need to know about this era...
@frip lip Manny pacquiao learned how to box as a child from his uncle who a fight fan. When he could he joined a boxing gym in manilla while still a child. AJ and Wilder began learning how to box at 18-19...Whyte was a kickboxer until a few years back...those are your top 3 after fury. Do you really think fury would be so dominant over lennox, bowe, tyson, holyfield? Lets not forget the problems he had with cunningham and wallin...
Tyson Fury deserves every single accolade and ounce of praise coming his way because that display against Wilder was nothing short of sensational. A true champion and for me possibly the best since Ali.
Teddy Atlas is a legend, such a blessing to have him around.
Misu587 is he bollox he is like a tick on a dog sucking the blood out of it he had nothing but hate for Tyson before he won.
Deeench 91 Nah he had no hate for Tyson Fury, he even called him a genius after the fight & only said good things about his team. Prior to this fight he still had to prove his dominance & skill after his comeback. Now everyone knows he is the real Heavyweight Champion of The World 🌎 and if he fights &wins over Joshua he’ll be the Undisputed Heavyweight Champion of The World 🌍
Deeench 91 Mike Tyson & Teddy Atlas
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Misu587 he had full Hate for Tyson previous to this interview full hate! Tyson exposed Zionist Jews a few years ago and you bet ever since that Teddy Atlas has discredited him at every chance he got. But he always left some meat on the bone to talk him up again this is how Teddy works with narratives I see through plastic people. I am talking about Tyson Fury not Mike Tyson you absolute clown.
Is anyone going to mention that almost every analyst was WRONG about this fight? It won’t be me to point this out but thought I would mention it😀
Fury and his dad were right lol
There is a guy with a TH-cam channel in the UK called "NordicWarrior" who predicted to the T how the fight would play out months before and in his final analysis just before the fight.. But not many other channels has Fury stopping him.
I think Fury had it psychologically from the 12th round of the first fight with Wilder. He took the best shot Wilder could throw, one that had Deontay making the throat-slash gesture like he knew he'd won, and he got up from it and then outfought Wilder the rest of the round. From that point on, he understood Wilder couldn't stop him. And when he faced Wilder again, he ran at him, bullied him and dared Wilder to do anything about it. Which he couldn't, because like Atlas said, he can't fight off his back foot.
It's like Mickey mouse without Minnie. It's like Luke Skywalker without Yoda or Teddy Atlas without His Crazy- non- sensical examples .
Fury is a true boxing LEGEND period.
He is not. He has not defended his titles, you don’t know much
There was a moment in the fight where Fury hit Wilder with a shot to the body out of a clinch and Wilder gave him almost an annoyed look. Wilder wasn't used to a guy effectively and tenaciously going after him.
True he relied one one thing you should have more tricks to defeat your opponent.
Teddy is a brilliant listen, always.
They saying that Panama Lewis and Luis Resto was working Tyson Fury's corner, Panama Lewis personally wrapped Fury's hands and laced his gloves up he also gave Fury some of his ''Special mixed up water'' in between rounds, yeah yeah thats what happened alright
Yes, Tyson Fury even looks like Lex Luthor of the Superman comics
The first fight Fury went with the Ali model, ... the second fight we went Full Foreman on Wilder!!
I could listen to Teddy for hours!
Fury and all of The UK and Irish community can thank Detroit Kronk Style. SUGARHILL makes Champions. #KronkLove
Wilder vs Ruiz would be a good bounce back fight for both guys if they both take training seriously and wanna climb back up the rankings
Patrick Bronske they will both not want the risk. lol. Just saw a Ruiz interview and he’s looking for a pie to fight instead of Ortiz right away.
So, Fury essentially just filled his gloves with Kryptonite?
I was just listening thinking, Atlas sounds like a character from Bob's Burgers. What was his name again....Teddy....wait what ?? lol
Teddy man I love listening to your perspective on things. Thanks for being honest. And those movie references were spot on.
Teddy is the Vitale of boxing. The biggest difference in this fight was that Fury was finally in real boxing shape and not weak from quick weight loss from 400 lbs.
"...For HIM to feel strong.." [pulls fists in] 6:02 Ted with the performance power!
Teddy is a badass👌🏾
Tyson put on some weight and went for the kill, mixed with his previous boxing skills it was a boxing masterpiece.
Teddy's analogy with Clint Eastwood must be from Fistful of dollars. Ramon shot Clint in the heart over and over and Clint kept getting up, he was wearing a metal plate. Wilder had that same look of surprise in his eyes.
Yes. Teddy is right. Mike Tyson was an intimidator. His best weapon was making you scared.
The most amazing specimen I've ever seen but in reality he wanted you to get scared so he could get you out of there quickly.
why people are saying "he reinvented himself?" fury fought like this in numerous fights in the past. first fight he was worried about right hand but changed tactics for second fight when he saw wilder cant fight backing up and judges wont let him win on points.
More than anything Fury has real inner confidence. He’s a difficult dude to deal with.
Some of Fury's punches were Wilderesque (hard!). He's hitting harder than ever.
Remember Teddy picked Wilder to win.
Fury is head and shoulders (literally) above everyone else in the division; his skillset is unbelievable. If I was Wilder I wouldn't want any part of Fury again, not now, not ever.
Baddest man on the planet bar none.
@submalevolent grace Big MMA fan here, but Miocic has sloppy boxing. Even by MMA standards it's sloppy. Fury whoops Miocic in the ring, and he whoops him in the octagon unless miocic can get him down.
@submalevolent grace Those liver shots against Cormier were monstrous. But Cormier was also standing in front of him, flat footed and zero defense. If he beats Ngannou again, I will say he's the baddest man on the planet.
@@TheLukieBoi1 bruh you think Couture whooped Toney cause he was better boxer lol?
Stipe Miocic is.
What gets to me is how so many folk think they know tyson fury but have they actually watched him through his career watched his ifl interviews etc etc .hes been as straight up all the way tyson and had his bad days but still came out with the w .hes number 1 end of story
Teddy Atlas is a genius too. Best analyzer in the business.
Good Lord Teddy I don't need this many analogies. I watched the fight, I know what you mean already.
Teddy is still up there in my opinion as one of the best to break down & anyalise fights.
I love it Wilder “even you don’t believe your gonna do that to me you don’t believe you can knock me out in 2 rounds” it might not have been 2 rounds but I got a feeling Wilder is laying in a bed somewhere right now with ice packs all over him wishing it would have only been 2 rounds
Thank You Teddy.
That's the best thing I've ever heard (descriptive wise re The Fight).
Can't wait for the trilogy
🙌 Bravo to Wilder and Fury for a classic match that fans will watch in perpetuity along with Ali/Foreman, Tyson/Douglas and the others
IMO, Furey changed his trainer, that was the key. In the first fight, his trainer played it safe and did what most trainers would have done. The thing is he (the trainer) stuck to the plan, listen to his instructions at the end of round 11. After seeing that Furey was the better/stronger boxer after 4 or 5 rounds, he (the trainer) should have told Furey to go for him. The first fight to me was too much about Ben Davison and what he wanted to do. You have to have a plan B and C, and even if plan A is working, plan B may be a better option.
Love these guys
Think teddy was on the nose beers 🤨
Lmao. "Nose beers"
The look TF gave wilder right after 3rd is epic
TF was channelling Bartley Gorman in Round 5! That short left hook to the body? th-cam.com/video/lB0_QEh-KVs/w-d-xo.html
Dave Floyd definitely crushing!👀
Showbiz and sports are so unpredictable.If wilder win tomorrow
he may be the real hero and Teddy is going to praise him. Whoever well prepared and do his work get the rewards.
Did try to tell you before the fight Teddy but glad you've seen the light . Genius can see genius even if not right away.
Fury should emulate Vitali Klitschko- Ruiz "said he doesn't just try to punch hard, he tries to punch through you."
Fury is in his road as the best ever
He is gonna beat everybody even his own mind.
I love teddy atlas. He truly loves the actual sport and the science of boxing. Tyson is so good that if Wilder was left handed then Fury would have switched stances to beat him. Not many boxers can do that. Now Wilder fanboys are saying that Tyson was cheating by flicking the jab. LOL. They are just making Wilder look worse than he already does.
Teddy Atlas, so switched on, on every level.
Sometimes in life, the safest place is being in the eye of the storm.
usyk can do so much technically. fury very technical. love it, i love how alive the division is
Dawud Storm i feel hes the toughest matchup for fury at hw.
Marq LOECSTA usyk as big as wilder son
@Marq LOECSTA fury has done worse against smaller fighters. He said he hates fighting small guys.
unclassified why would he come in at 230? wilder was 20lbs overweight for that fight. usyk 210-215. 6'3 plenty tall to touch that jaw. fury has had problems with smaller dudes who are fractions of the skillset that usyk has. do any of you actually box or frequent the gym?? doesnt seem like any of you consider the true details of this sport. you guys show your novice by falling into silly talking points like size lol
unclassified thank you for proving most of my point for me son
First fight Fury was Ali, (I'm not saying he's that good, but his style!) second fight he was Foreman. Pretty special.
I don't think there was a "reinvention" here. Tyson said himself he wasn't 100% fit for that first fight and that most of his training focused on just getting his weight down. He said he wasn't at his best and said he would beat Wilder in the rematch. Many thought he won that first match too. He was just in better shape is all, because he had more time to prepare properly for the rematch, which shows how great he is.
Mahalo for sharing this 🙏
Good video, good advice
He can definitely box but, his genius was going to the Kronk gym to get some of that sugarhill Stewart (Emmanuel Stewart) Yoda knowledge.
You should make audio books of kid stories. I'd grab em for my boys for sure. You're a phenomenal story teller.
Come on, he is the most skillfull heavyweight boxer for decades.
Wilder is done now. He'll never come back from that beating.
Pls. The division is kinda weak. He's still number 2.
@@joeygonzo have a word mate. He doesn't even have a belt now. He's a weak number 3 at best. Dillion Whyte would smash him up. Now people know how to beat him, we will see him start lose a lot more fights.
@@morgan1985uk Exactly, the fear is gone. They know how to beat him now. Just back him up and make him fight on the back foot.
I would love to see Dillian Whyte fight Wilder.... hope that happens...
He's not done. He still has one more chance to at least make a close fight or KO on Fury. Edit: Just say AJ beats Fury and then WIlder gets a shot at AJ and beats him. Could play out that way.
Its good that tyson transformed in to AJ for the rematch and AJ transformed into fury. Its really the best fight and the hardest fight for both of them. Klitschko was the king for so long then Tyson out boxes him and AJ beat him up. This fight is going to be amazing so glad we are so close.
Exactly. He dragged Wilder into deep water and drowned him.
What people don't know about Fury, is that he's a student of boxing and he's a master of the mind games.
He always could brawl, he took out people with lovely body shots early in his career.
I don't see how Wilder can beat Fury.
It is the toughest fight you can fight! Beating depression and suicidal ideations - if you can face that and come back..you can accomplish anything! Even going straight through the most scary guy on the planet. Of course he gives the Glory where it belongs, to Jesus Christ 💯✝️❕ Thank you Teddy for being u!
My opinion of Teddy has improved after watching this.
"no one expected him to come out and beat him up like that"
That's a load of bullshit. Fury has proved time and time again he is one of the P4P greatest. His style, reach and boxing IQ prove themselves over and over every time he fights.
It's why I put £400 on Fury to win ( a lot of money for me)
Fury credits Sugarhill for his strategy and preparation for the Wilder rematch. Steward says Tyson is very teachable. If there is any genius it may be the willingness to educate oneself about the art and skill of boxing. Lomachenko could be called a genius but how much of it is his father’s lifetime of experience?
AJ didn't really reinvent himself, he just boxed more like an ABA fighter a la the Olympics rather than a knockout fighter.
But Wilder was feeling ill.
His Corner threw the towel in way to early.
He had a pre match injury.
His costume weighed him down
His legs were tired.
The ref was obstructing Wilder
Fury's gloves were doctored... in the first fight but somehow it definitely cost Wilder the second fight.
And... and.. err
I agree 100% Fury stole Wilder's confidence. By pushing him back and smothering him in the clenches he kept Wilder from being able to set his feet. That poking jab isn't meant to hurt physically as it is meant to hurt mentally. You could see Wilder's frustration beginning in later part of the 2nd. He started throwing wild rights while walking backward, which he did the entire fight.
Fury is so underrated I think he potentially could be the GOAT!! People don’t like to hear that cos they want to think of their childhood hero’s as the best ever ! I give example!! Most people born in 50/60s will prefer Sean Connery as James Bond but if you ask most people from 70/80s they will say Roger Moore , there are exceptions but in general that’s how it is !! Tyson fury in 30/40 years everyone will go wow do you remember that English gypsy guy he was bloody good!! Mr Fury does everything he says he will do ! And doesn’t get the respect he deserves !! That first fight with wilder he’d literally been back 6 months after losing 10 stone and drink and drugs ! And he actually helps people he donated his 9 million purse to help the homeless and even paid 200£ to release to lobsters back to the sea instead of being eaten !! He is a living legend !!
Fury game plans and executes the plan very well depending on opponent. The big Ukrainian long time champ he leaned on, got big for. But honestly he punches the backs of heads, he has thumb out of glove scraping faces through the laces!. One ref caught him!
Get bigger + lose: you’re a bum.
Get bigger + win: you’re a genius.
Very good point if fury lost they would say he didn't train hard enough
I loved the fight. I'm an American, Fury fan, but if Deontay Wilder had the same exact skillset and ability along with whatever it is that makes some guys like that quiet... That makes the one scariest boxer, puncher, man in the world. If you ever find someone with those types of God given abilities, probably never will be a pro fighter, that doesn't shout about it like Wilder did (Big George Foreman comes to mind, young George and old George) those are the truly Baddest Men on the Planet. Regardless of who or what gameplan you implement. They're just there. They don't back up, they don't go away, you don't hear them coming, you don't notice them leaving, you don't remember where you are or how you got there. No one's left around. Who dropped me off the roof of this building? I know a man like that, and it sure isn't D. Wilder or T. Fury. Scary stuff.
Teddy Humble pie atlas
There is a fine line between genius and madness.
I don't think Deontay Wilder was mentally damaged or broken during the fight. He never quit. He hung in there always setting up the trigger for his right but he had difficulty firing it. He was just being beaten by the better boxer and his main weapon was being blunted. It was Breland that stepped in to stop it.
However Deontay Wilder went strange mentally after the fight when he had time to think about what happened. Essentially he refused to accept any responsibility for his lose, he blamed in on his trainer, the suit, people cheating. He did all this without taking up the rematch clause within the allotted time.
I honestly think Teddy would be a good asset to Tyson's corner.
The World is Tyson Mania
He's done this before. Take a look at Fury v Chisora I and then take a look at Fury v Chisora II.
Fury took out the launching pad for Wilder's "nuclear right" by early in round 3. After those shots in round 1, Wilder's thought process must have gone from having to be perfect for *.2 seconds* to having to be *perfect* for .2 seconds, and not having much time left for it.