Wilder impressed me with the short check hook on the back foot which he was practicing in training and that should silence those who says he can't fight going back. I'm English and he's my favourite heavyweight at present regardless of who he's fighting.
Deontay is great fun to watch, has a chance at anyone, with that shotgun right, but i always wanted to see a more mature game out of him, which i thought i saw flashes of against Fury 3, and briefly with Helenius. Love Fury, but i almost always root Canada, to Argentina, first, and i really wanted wilder to knock him, and draw a fourth fight. I still think Wilder could get a fourth, if the two of em clear out the rest of the top, and bring the belt back. It'd be a pyrrhic vic, folk would say they were past prime, or something, but it'd be a great story for wilder, and USA boxing. Tyson fury has definitely chiseled his name on to the wall of greats, already, but I'm glad he returned, thought it's concerning when you hear he still gets so depressed. I still think he would have the fourth with deontay, soundly, not sure anyone will succeed in dethroning him before 42. If anything, minding that chisora looked faded, Fury looked peak, and his next opponent ought have a lucky charm in mind, hoping to land the belt wining wallop.
Teddy, has me reduced to tears. . . .again. I sware, he cud of been talking directly to me, because all of wot he sed is so 'applicable', to everyday life. Nice one fellas. Cheers. Mick.
@@VCanisMajorisY I'm not arguing that the public need to ask questions to keep boxing even remotely honest. In this case though some aren't "asking" though. They're just declaring it a fix because they don't want to give Wilder credit! I'm not a fan of Wilder as a person but I do believe his power is very real....I'd maybe question the Malik Scott KO but none of his others including Saturday!
@@VCanisMajorisY They're not "asking questions." They're definitively saying that the punch couldn't have possibly KO'd Helenius, when you can hear the impact deep into the arena on all of the videos that were filmed by fans in attendance at Barclay's. They're haters because they're talking nonsense.
Thank you Teddy. This video just reminded me why voices like yours are always vital in the boxing world, and in general. I gained some great wisdom listening to this 🥊
Wilder reminds me of a guy I played American Legion Baseball with . He was about 6'5" 190 lbs. I'd describe him as lanky and lean . He could generate immense power in his swing , much more than our 6 foot 230 lb catcher who had muscles bulging . He could also throw 93 - 96 mph with little apparent effort . Its the guys with long limbs that generate power because of leverage. Muscle bulk has little to do with the kind of power needed to throw a punch or throw a baseball.
While that is true for Wilder. Mike Tyson was the complete opposite but generated just as much power. Punchers are born. Shoot look at Jose Altuve, that hobbit hits 20-30 bombs a year. The great ones master their bodies and figure out how to get the most out of it.
@@dh3824 nah Tyson caught people where they didn't expect to be hit his timing and speed was where his knock outs came from oh and he jumped into his shots being a shorter guy. He created his own leverage.
Not when there is a bigger man againnst him. this is proven by the fact that every smaller heavyweight and the training team, has been bulking up going back years, to take on larger opponents. If you don't do that, you will not be able to carry the weight for long and will fatigue more quickly. If you come in bigger you will be slightly slower, but it's a Catch-22, that's why Naturally bigger guys have the advantage
@@Obiamajoyisrmd Fury versus wilder (Came In highest weight) Parker versus Joyce (Parker career highest weight) Usyk vs Joshua and Del boy (came in larger than ever),Haye vs both vlad and valuev (career highest weights), for virtually every fight all the way down to Lewis versus Holyfield, for smaller men. They do this because sports science has shown that it is the most effective in a cost benefit scenario what I stated is a fact, with comprehensive evidence. what you stated is entirely subjective
Teddy is spot on, Wilder was psyched out after the first fight about not just Fury getting up after that knockdown, but leaning on him the entire fight. The addition of 20-30 lbs for the rematch proved it
Wilder has fought at 220lbs to 228lbs his heavyweight career. In the second Fury fight he came in at round 238lbs and about 234 the last fight. His weight jump wasn't that significant if you look at how much weight Fury came in also in the second fight. The most significant difference in the last fight is Wilder's gas tank. Fury had much more endurance and Wilder was spent. Tyson Fury came into the fights with more endurance despite looking like a plump turkey on Christmas morning. You can argue Tyson Fury was gifted with height, a mouth and endurance and Wilder was gifted with height, an athletic body and raw power.
@@bamaboitube8572 My point is the weight shift wasn’t an issue before and Wilder has always been in great shape. It’s also a double edge sword. A lighter weight against Fury means he’s giving up more weight to Fury who loves to lay on opponents getting them more tired. If Wilder had stopped Fury in the early rounds his lungs or weight wouldn’t be a factor.
@@okachobired5856 I'm not arguing with the poibt your trying to make but your wrong about ten pounds not being significant obviously it was as you see it takes more energy to hold more weight then on top of the he's got a bigger guy grappling and leaning on him
@@bamaboitube8572 I didn't say it wasn't significant. I just didn't agree with Teddy's point of it being the reason why he lost. Teddy said he lost because he was carrying the extra weight around. Tyson was carrying even more weight around and did't look gassed like Wilder. My point was Deontay lost because he ran out of steam and wasn't in of good a shape he should of been. More weight or not. It's not a secret Dontay doesn't do a lot of road work.
i think he put the muscle on to deal with Tyson's clinch better. it had an obvious trade off in that he was running on absolute empty the last few rounds against fury
The deepest, most thoughtful things that I wouldn't normally have thought about were dug out and exposed unexpectedly by Teddy Atlas, the most underrated, great human being that he is. He makes us all great, who are willing to listen, and gives us great gems. THANK YOU, Dear Teddy! God Bless You!
Humble pie has made DW hungrier. When you have a statue made in your honor ..that's a lot of pressure to be a true Champ in and especially out of the ring. He could be a Great role model for his community God Bless you Champ 🙏 p.s .. please stay under 220 lbs
Massive wilder fan in uk, fabulous show, your absolute right, he fights at 214 lbs or 220 lbs, if he gets beat he gets , but it his best weight for his game plan, plus D has to take the rough with the smooth from Teddy, he’s a top coach, thanks again
I've got so much respect for Teddy Atlas, his complete knowledge for boxing, every detail and 99% of his facts, timeline, weight is on point. The other guy...he just like to interrupt occasionally because he wants to be heard....not really contributing much but just wants us viewers to hear him.
I'm really glad to see someone else pickup on this correlation between wilders weight and his performances, it's so obvious to see once you know about it,he reminds me a lot of Frank Bruno where his muscles used to tire him out and he would really fade in fights
Fury was already a better boxer but he also outweighed him by 50lbs Against anyone else Wilder can win at his natural weight but you can't blame him for trying something different vs Fury
I've always been a fan of both Wilder and Fury, I was disappointed when Wilder started getting an ego and making excuses after the Fury loss. I was so happy to see the Wilder I became a fan of return, not just in the ring, but outside of the ring. That post fight speech was the Bronze Bomber we all knew
@@MF-Rell Nope he said he wanted a body in the ring, no one wanted that or to hear that. Hes back a better more focused man now without the nonsense. This is the Wilder i want to see without the nonsense talk.
@@emac8381 Yeah, that's a wild and distasteful comment to make but he did it for promotion. He probably thought he would build up the hype and make himself look more badass. Not realizing how off-putting it really is. Despite that though, he's always been talking about how fighters are doing it for their families and that he doesn't want to injure anyone. He's a girl dad and she's the reason he even tried boxing in the first place. He never forgot the days of him training and working shifts to provide for his family. People often confuse Deontay Wilder the person with the character The Bronze Bomber. Deontay always had a good heart.
I always said that it took a 7 ft 300lb monster that moves like Floyd to beat Wilder. There is no shame in losing to a war to Tyson fury. If there is no Tyson fury Wilder knocks out everyone he has ever fought. One of the greatest to ever do it.
Bro its insane how Fury put on all that weight and was still so damn agile and wily. It's been a great trilogy. I hope they fight 6 times like Ray Robinson- Jake LaMotta. Other than Fury-Usyk, no other HW match up is that interesting. Wilder vs Ruiz or Joshua is decent but Wilder vs Fury 10 would still sell more.
Let’s be honest. Wilder-Fury fights were legendary. We may never see anything like that ever again. Bronze Bomber is one of the greatest fighters. He has scary power! 🇺🇸
@Boxing Bot true, he threw a jab to the body and almost fell over he actually did fell tripping over his own legs, three times when he fought Spilka Helenius zero defence, tailor made for Wilder
You two are awesome! You need to be on a prime time show with a prime time agency making a killin. As for Wilder, I couldn't stand him when he talked about cheating tactics from Fury. I couldn't stand him and didn't trust him until this fight. Wilder is proof that a man can change his character. That beating, showing the drive during the Fury fight, and whatever soul searching he has done has made me respect him. Somehow, I like the man now and would love to see him knock Fury's block off. People like knockouts and Wilder has the possibility to bring a lot to boxing.
Wilder could always drop people. His biggest problem is knowing what to do if they get up. In the 12th round of the first Fury fight, you could see it on his face. If he TRULY has learned, he'll still be a nightmare for anybody. But it's getting late in the game and I don't know why Fury would feel like he has to fight him again? ( I know. $$$$ )
Teddy, can we get a podcast about nerves and controlling them? I’m a good fighter, too old to be fighting but I’m good. The issue is between the ears. Reckon a lot of fighters at all levels could use some guidance about doubts / fear and worries that your fighters have gone through
man the ref saved fury the first n the 3rd fight both counts the ref stop period n between his count n it was the same ref fury pick that ref cause he was the a side. even doing the fight andra ward said that was a very long count
Helenius said before the fight that Fury had shown they key to beating Wilder, and on the night he tried to emulate Fury, but he didn’t study close enough. Fury kept Wilder at range and put him on the back foot with feints and jabs. He only unloaded on Wilder while Wilder was actually moving back, and then grabbed him and leaned on him before he could compose himself; but when Wilder was actually on the ropes, Fury was standing off and picking his shots, not wading in and exchanging with him. He sensed how dangerous Wilder could still be, on the ropes. Helenius was too careless, standing in front of Wilder & putting his head within range in that situation. He also doesn’t have the speed and reflexes to fight Fury’s kind of fight. But Helenius is a genuine guy and a warrior, I hope he fights again because after giving 25 years to the sport he at least deserves to go out in a win. As for Wilder, it’s great to see him back in the mix. He’s received a lot of criticism over the years but even after his 3rd defeat to Fury, I said that he will always have dynamite in his hands which brings suspense to any fight with any opponent, however good they are.
@@b.o.1951 WTF u taking about. Did I say Saturday night was a fix. Learn to read. I said and I quote "Malik Scott one might not have been a fix but " he" lay down for sure". Malik Scott lay down for sure. Can u see Helenius' name there. Did I even say Scott fight was a fix? Grow up
Getting beatdown will humble any fighter. I boxed amateur for many years and have been on both sides: knocking guys out and getting knocked out. I'm not surprised Wilder is so humble now. He had to be broken.
Mr. Atlas, you are correct. We are our own enemy’s. Therefore, a good boxing coach should know when he’s fighter its insecure and know the correct words to use to motivate him. **eye of the tiger**!😂👌🥇
This ko was one of the craziest just for the fact that he was 40 pounds lighter than the guy and that right hand he threw was so short almost looked like a quick jab and he didn’t even turn the pinch over. Look how it lands on his glove it’s not even on the flush part where his knuckles are. Just crazy!!!
He's 100 percent correct in what he's saying. Wilder was definitely nervous in the 3rd fight. He showed a lot of heart but he was definitely doubting himself!
Teddy 99% right except that assuming the weak talk as he does. The sport is entertainment which sales more. That arrogance and confidence doesn't define him as a person, it's all apart of how he entertains. He's been humbled throughout life honestly.
It will be interesting to see just how much the losses to Fury have changed Wilder. We won't see it all laid bare until he's in a fight where he's struggling. I hope when that time comes he conquers and is humble in victory.
Fury is just to big and too good for any other Heavy Weight. Wilder put the weight on as he was concerned about the damage he would take if he didn't do it.
Wilder has always been a humble guy! Giving Fury a chance to help his family and find purpose again! He’s more humble but he’s always been a great guy!
He is a pretty sore loser, really couldnt deal with the two defeats to Fury but his lifestory is amazing and one of the scariest knockout punchers of all time up there with Mike Tyson and George Foreman.
@@insanity4462 He was really only a sore loser after the 2nd fight. Could you blame him though? His first loss. He felt betrayed by his coach for throwing in the towel. Which was the correct move by the coach. That was also the Fury floppy glove controversy. Of course no one likes a sore loser and Champions shouldn't make excuses but it's somewhat understandable. The heavy suit excuse was just plain embarrassing though. I'm glad he showed more class after the 2nd Fury loss.
@@dh3824 Yeah when a boxer loses his 0 in the ring and is mad about it directly after the fight, I totally get that. But all these conspiracies days after the fight that was just wild :D
The Helenius KO may have changed Wilder forever, he probably won’t commit as much to KO in the future. He was really shocked by his own power and genuinely concerned for Helenius recovery.
In the third Fury fight, Wilder got gassed mainly because he started winging all his punches. After the 2nd Fury knock down, Wilder chased hard for the KO. The extra muscle didn't help with energy management but swinging wildly doesn't either. If you watch the fight again, Wilder was super composed and patient before the knock downs. Big kudos to Fury for weathering that hell storm. He was definitely on Q-street, defending on pure instincts for a while. Great fight.
I approve this message!!! I’m not a boxer, but I had to look in the mirror and ask myself that same question.. WHO ARE YOU? WHAT DO YOU STAND FOR? And once I figured it out there’s no problem to big anymore and my stress level went down a bit because I had to remember that I’m 45 now and the same person who’s been watching over and proving ALL MY NEEDS He’s still is☝️… Great message!!!!
It’s crazy to see how Wilder has turned the narrative around from a guy who was claiming Fury cheated using loaded gloves & his entrance suit was too heavy etc I guess that’s what a performance fuelled with heart can do
You mean his last performance (wilders)? Changed the narrative of his being upset after the Tyson fury stuff? I’m trying to understand it so help me out
@@Trey_Cole yeah Wilder’s last performance against Fury was fuelled with heart and with this KO of Helenius he is no longer seen as the saw loser that barely anyone likes he is now more endearing to the fans
@@skuzzlebutt9745 Yeah , it’s called protect yourself at all times , and don’t rush into the hardest puncher ever with your left hand at your waist. I’f he had his left guard up he would’ve gotten slept with that punch. Are you slow or something? I fight mma three days a week so I fight all the time.
Not sure if you can say he didn’t improve from fury 2 to fury 3. He lasted longer “looked better” and actually knocked fury down. He was knocked around silly in the 2nd fight.
Wilder definitely still needs to rebuild his confidence. Take another tune-up fight this summer. Then when he KO’s Joshua in December (within three rounds), he’ll be ready for Usyk.
Fury is a tough matchup for anyone, 6'10" 300lbs is a giant fighter. Fury is 40-50lbs heavier than most of his opponents when he walks in the ring. Maybe there should be a Super Heavy weight division.
It was one of the weirdest knockouts I've ever seen. He knocked out a massive guy, with a 6 inch jab from behind his head practically, and the guy was totally out, eyes rolling in his head. I thought it was bull. It looked fixed tbh and I don't think I'll be alone in that. However, you forget getting hit from these giant, will be like getting hit with a car. Serious power.
I thought it looked suspect too, and the reason I suspect is because of Wilders 22nd pro fight with Jesse Oltmanns, if you watch the slow motion on the big screen behind wilder (along with the crowd booing), you clearly see the punch miss and Jesse takes the dive with the ref ready to waive it off instantly. My point is that Wilder does have a history of match fixing.
Wilder is such a Godgiven puncher 👊 that all that extra weight did not help him. Honestly I think we may have had a different winner in that trilogy. I mean after he knocked Fury down twice he may have had the stamina to keep him down. He just tiered out so much faster with that weight.
Maybe Wilder getting bigger for trilogy match was like Smokin Joe shaving his head for his 2nd fight with Foreman. He lost before he climbed through the ropes.
Why did he interrupt Teddy he was literally in the middle of explaining wilders technique of his knockout 😑 and then he talk about other stuff and doesn’t go back to the knockout technique… that was irritating
come on 🧸 I use to think you were credible. You need to give Wilder his credit and the fury fight is in the past. Additionally, let the other guy finish talking. You cut him off in other videos.
@@Kaodusanya he's talking about the fight at a deeper level. It was an uneventful 1 round fight where 8 punches were landed total, what more do you want?
Remember!!!!! Even the mighty one ( Fury ) went down a couple of times!!!!!! The difference from other fighters, Fury got up. ( but the fact that he went down is impressive on Wilder part ) of.course, it was also impressive that Fury was able to get up from those blows.
Wilder impressed me with the short check hook on the back foot which he was practicing in training and that should silence those who says he can't fight going back. I'm English and he's my favourite heavyweight at present regardless of who he's fighting.
Well, you can't fight going back until you can. Same with anything. It doesn't make anyone wrong who said he can't fight going back.
Most exciting heavyweight today. I like Fury alright, and Usyk can be very interesting, but Deontay is so great to watch imo.
@@felixfedre518 silence that criticism of his boxing, about going backward, going forward, buh dum ting.
Deontay is great fun to watch, has a chance at anyone, with that shotgun right, but i always wanted to see a more mature game out of him, which i thought i saw flashes of against Fury 3, and briefly with Helenius. Love Fury, but i almost always root Canada, to Argentina, first, and i really wanted wilder to knock him, and draw a fourth fight. I still think Wilder could get a fourth, if the two of em clear out the rest of the top, and bring the belt back. It'd be a pyrrhic vic, folk would say they were past prime, or something, but it'd be a great story for wilder, and USA boxing.
Tyson fury has definitely chiseled his name on to the wall of greats, already, but I'm glad he returned, thought it's concerning when you hear he still gets so depressed. I still think he would have the fourth with deontay, soundly, not sure anyone will succeed in dethroning him before 42. If anything, minding that chisora looked faded, Fury looked peak, and his next opponent ought have a lucky charm in mind, hoping to land the belt wining wallop.
I think it works so much better for Wilder because the momentum makes it worse for his opponents. Spilka, Helenius, they died for a couple of seconds
Teddy getting deep and speaking truth. In nearly everything in life the toughest opponent we’ll ever face is ourselves.
except in wilders case when its tyson fury
Actually the truth would be to acknowledge that Helenius is a tomato can at this level and Wilder is still living in denial about his Fury losses.
@@himalayanhealthhut6656 A tomato can that won his last 4 fights huh?
How can you. Be a tomato can when you are ranked in the top 5 in 2 of the major sanctioning bodies?
Teddy, has me reduced to tears. . . .again. I sware, he cud of been talking directly to me, because all of wot he sed is so 'applicable', to everyday life. Nice one fellas.
Cheers.
Mick.
The Fury loss made ppl forget just how dangerous & scary Wilder's power truly is....ppl who said the fight was "fixed" are just haters
People aren't haters for asking questions, that phrase is so misused, did he dive? Probably not, could he have, yes, Dmdo I believe he did, no.
@@VCanisMajorisY I'm not arguing that the public need to ask questions to keep boxing even remotely honest. In this case though some aren't "asking" though. They're just declaring it a fix because they don't want to give Wilder credit! I'm not a fan of Wilder as a person but I do believe his power is very real....I'd maybe question the Malik Scott KO but none of his others including Saturday!
You said it!!! The Fury loss until he beats fury he's Still forgotten!!!
Fixed figh la la la la
@@VCanisMajorisY They're not "asking questions." They're definitively saying that the punch couldn't have possibly KO'd Helenius, when you can hear the impact deep into the arena on all of the videos that were filmed by fans in attendance at Barclay's. They're haters because they're talking nonsense.
*”Punchers are born not made”*
Teddy, you've been a great mentor to me for 20 years now. Thank you for being you.
@@ZPLS18 🥰😁😁👍
Teddy is a great trainer and analyst. His assessment on boxing and the fighter’s is very informative and educational.
Wilder can become champion again if he had Atlas as his trainer!!! Wishful thinking I guess!!!
Thank you Teddy. This video just reminded me why voices like yours are always vital in the boxing world, and in general. I gained some great wisdom listening to this 🥊
Lmao. He's nothing but an old dingbat.
Wilder reminds me of a guy I played American Legion Baseball with . He was about 6'5" 190 lbs. I'd describe him as lanky and lean . He could generate immense power in his swing , much more than our 6 foot 230 lb catcher who had muscles bulging . He could also throw 93 - 96 mph with little apparent effort . Its the guys with long limbs that generate power because of leverage. Muscle bulk has little to do with the kind of power needed to throw a punch or throw a baseball.
While that is true for Wilder. Mike Tyson was the complete opposite but generated just as much power. Punchers are born. Shoot look at Jose Altuve, that hobbit hits 20-30 bombs a year. The great ones master their bodies and figure out how to get the most out of it.
@@dh3824 Tyson generated his power from his legs..
@@dh3824 Mike Tyson’s power is effective with output. Wilder just needs 1
Facts.. foreman was big but wasn't muscle bound and could crack.. now Ron lyle was muscle bound but he was built different as well a freak of nature..
@@dh3824 nah Tyson caught people where they didn't expect to be hit his timing and speed was where his knock outs came from oh and he jumped into his shots being a shorter guy. He created his own leverage.
He’s so much better at his natural weight - amazing that he’s 6ft 7 but only 214lbs. It works better for him regardless…
Not when there is a bigger man againnst him. this is proven by the fact that every smaller heavyweight and the training team, has been bulking up going back years, to take on larger opponents.
If you don't do that, you will not be able to carry the weight for long and will fatigue more quickly. If you come in bigger you will be slightly slower, but it's a Catch-22, that's why Naturally bigger guys have the advantage
@@Rowlph8888 you didn’t prove anything, and you don’t have a single fact in your comment. Don’t speak in hyperbole.
@@Rowlph8888 Hs arguably Ko'd Fury at his natural weight Furys eyes rolled in the back of his head.
@@Obiamajoyisrmd Fury versus wilder (Came In highest weight) Parker versus Joyce (Parker career highest weight) Usyk vs Joshua and Del boy (came in larger than ever),Haye vs both vlad and valuev (career highest weights), for virtually every fight all the way down to Lewis versus Holyfield, for smaller men. They do this because sports science has shown that it is the most effective in a cost benefit scenario
what I stated is a fact, with comprehensive evidence. what you stated is entirely subjective
@@southsidedon9037 and it was a ten count . Wilder was robbed by a slow count
Teddy is spot on, Wilder was psyched out after the first fight about not just Fury getting up after that knockdown, but leaning on him the entire fight. The addition of 20-30 lbs for the rematch proved it
Wilder has fought at 220lbs to 228lbs his heavyweight career. In the second Fury fight he came in at round 238lbs and about 234 the last fight. His weight jump wasn't that significant if you look at how much weight Fury came in also in the second fight. The most significant difference in the last fight is Wilder's gas tank. Fury had much more endurance and Wilder was spent. Tyson Fury came into the fights with more endurance despite looking like a plump turkey on Christmas morning. You can argue Tyson Fury was gifted with height, a mouth and endurance and Wilder was gifted with height, an athletic body and raw power.
@@okachobired5856 ten pounds is very significant buddy especially if your an athlete and most definitely if your a fighter
@@bamaboitube8572 My point is the weight shift wasn’t an issue before and Wilder has always been in great shape. It’s also a double edge sword. A lighter weight against Fury means he’s giving up more weight to Fury who loves to lay on opponents getting them more tired. If Wilder had stopped Fury in the early rounds his lungs or weight wouldn’t be a factor.
@@okachobired5856 I'm not arguing with the poibt your trying to make but your wrong about ten pounds not being significant obviously it was as you see it takes more energy to hold more weight then on top of the he's got a bigger guy grappling and leaning on him
@@bamaboitube8572 I didn't say it wasn't significant. I just didn't agree with Teddy's point of it being the reason why he lost. Teddy said he lost because he was carrying the extra weight around. Tyson was carrying even more weight around and did't look gassed like Wilder. My point was Deontay lost because he ran out of steam and wasn't in of good a shape he should of been. More weight or not. It's not a secret Dontay doesn't do a lot of road work.
i think he put the muscle on to deal with Tyson's clinch better. it had an obvious trade off in that he was running on absolute empty the last few rounds against fury
Wilder is just so much better at his normal weight it`s not even funny. Even so he still had PED fury down twice! And 4 or 5 times overall.
Facts.
I agree and for the extra strength in his punch I would say
@@EAC1993 power comes from weight and velocity. Wilders way faster at a lower weight
The deepest, most thoughtful things that I wouldn't normally have thought about were dug out and exposed unexpectedly by Teddy Atlas, the most underrated, great human being that he is. He makes us all great, who are willing to listen, and gives us great gems. THANK YOU, Dear Teddy! God Bless You!
Lmao. He tried to get a few words in but ole Teddy was like fk that shit let me ramble
True. But fair play because the few words he started to get in sounded worthless spew anyway.
Why he had to get humbled he’s always been a solid guy
He was overly cocky and delusional.
Humble pie has made DW hungrier. When you have a statue made in your honor ..that's a lot of pressure to be a true Champ in and especially out of the ring. He could be a Great role model for his community God Bless you Champ 🙏 p.s .. please stay under 220 lbs
He’s bragged about wanting to murder a person in a ring. He’s a cocky weirdo who is the worst sore loser in boxing history
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The fact that every man he fought has touch the canvas is remarkable, tyso fury was just special to keep getting up
Wow teddy Atlas really hit the nail on the head with what he said on the mentality wilder went into the third fight. Makes a lot of sense
Massive wilder fan in uk, fabulous show, your absolute right, he fights at 214 lbs or 220 lbs, if he gets beat he gets , but it his best weight for his game plan, plus D has to take the rough with the smooth from Teddy, he’s a top coach, thanks again
I love listening to Teddy talk
I am facing what I have to face.... as me, my strength is me.
Real strength is being you
Fixed fight
I've got so much respect for Teddy Atlas, his complete knowledge for boxing, every detail and 99% of his facts, timeline, weight is on point. The other guy...he just like to interrupt occasionally because he wants to be heard....not really contributing much but just wants us viewers to hear him.
Start a petition to get him back on air for the big fights 🔥
@@superfly9965 I'm not sure about the current history? did he get fired or something? I thought he retired?
I'm really glad to see someone else pickup on this correlation between wilders weight and his performances, it's so obvious to see once you know about it,he reminds me a lot of Frank Bruno where his muscles used to tire him out and he would really fade in fights
Fury was already a better boxer but he also outweighed him by 50lbs Against anyone else Wilder can win at his natural weight but you can't blame him for trying something different vs Fury
I've always been a fan of both Wilder and Fury, I was disappointed when Wilder started getting an ego and making excuses after the Fury loss. I was so happy to see the Wilder I became a fan of return, not just in the ring, but outside of the ring. That post fight speech was the Bronze Bomber we all knew
He's been a good guy, mf's just now choose to see it bc they like fury.
@@MF-Rell Nope he said he wanted a body in the ring, no one wanted that or to hear that. Hes back a better more focused man now without the nonsense. This is the Wilder i want to see without the nonsense talk.
@@emac8381 Yeah, that's a wild and distasteful comment to make but he did it for promotion. He probably thought he would build up the hype and make himself look more badass. Not realizing how off-putting it really is. Despite that though, he's always been talking about how fighters are doing it for their families and that he doesn't want to injure anyone. He's a girl dad and she's the reason he even tried boxing in the first place. He never forgot the days of him training and working shifts to provide for his family. People often confuse Deontay Wilder the person with the character The Bronze Bomber. Deontay always had a good heart.
I always said that it took a 7 ft 300lb monster that moves like Floyd to beat Wilder. There is no shame in losing to a war to Tyson fury. If there is no Tyson fury Wilder knocks out everyone he has ever fought. One of the greatest to ever do it.
Bro its insane how Fury put on all that weight and was still so damn agile and wily. It's been a great trilogy. I hope they fight 6 times like Ray Robinson- Jake LaMotta. Other than Fury-Usyk, no other HW match up is that interesting. Wilder vs Ruiz or Joshua is decent but Wilder vs Fury 10 would still sell more.
Realistically wilder knocked fury clean out in the first first, it was help from the ref that saved fury from being waved off!!
He'll be champion again, no doubt about it. *Almost* no one could withstand that power.
Now I want to see FuryWilder4...just my imagination....what a speech..... with all due respect Sir
Came from the boxing content left with a life lesson....thanks man
Boxing is a great analogy to life in general.
Ken, "Give me one second cause I want to get through this uninterupted." [1 second later. Teddy, jumps in.]
Next time, add some more seconds, Ken.
Andy Ruiz and Deontay Wilder will be a great Fight if it happens. Hello Teddy and Kent from Vancouver Canada.
Perfect nxt fight for wilder and now that fury back vs chisora it could linebup to a 4th fight
Let’s be honest. Wilder-Fury fights were legendary. We may never see anything like that ever again. Bronze Bomber is one of the greatest fighters. He has scary power! 🇺🇸
watch wilder's post fight interview when he fought dom breazeale. he always spread love...
Teddy I love ya but you have to allow your man to finish his thought before you give yours. All love brother
This is Teddy’s show !!! Tf you talking about. I couldn’t believe he cut Teddy off. Lol
Solid👌🏿
Mr Atlas explains the essence of life.
when he said, the wolf at the door, I felt that
Well said! That was a message not just Wilder and boxing fans can learn from, but everyone!!!!
THANKS
COACH!!!
Fixed fight
@@saintquintas3821 ur head needs to be fixed
Very well said Teddy. Thanks for the wisdom. Have to listen to this 100x. Good bless you for this.
Deontay was impressive, it looks like he's been working on footwork and it was a glancing blow which is amazing
his footwork was greatly improved, but he still looked shaky and almost fall out of balance when throwing jab to the body
@Boxing Bot true, he threw a jab to the body and almost fell over
he actually did fell tripping over his own legs, three times when he fought Spilka
Helenius zero defence, tailor made for Wilder
@@jacktenrec472 that’s why they picked him
Helenius is a tomato can at this level let’s not kid ourselves. Wilder is also still living in deep denial about his Fury losses.
No it was not a glancing blow. It was right to the center of the triangle.
I can listen to your video over and over
“He reached and i teached, “damn good quote, that’s what I was like. I think I could like this guy that was straight up Ali
You two are awesome! You need to be on a prime time show with a prime time agency making a killin. As for Wilder, I couldn't stand him when he talked about cheating tactics from Fury. I couldn't stand him and didn't trust him until this fight. Wilder is proof that a man can change his character. That beating, showing the drive during the Fury fight, and whatever soul searching he has done has made me respect him. Somehow, I like the man now and would love to see him knock Fury's block off. People like knockouts and Wilder has the possibility to bring a lot to boxing.
Teddy Atlas is one of the wisest men on Earth.
Wilder could always drop people. His biggest problem is knowing what to do if they get up. In the 12th round of the first Fury fight, you could see it on his face. If he TRULY has learned, he'll still be a nightmare for anybody. But it's getting late in the game and I don't know why Fury would feel like he has to fight him again? ( I know. $$$$ )
Teddy, can we get a podcast about nerves and controlling them?
I’m a good fighter, too old to be fighting but I’m good. The issue is between the ears.
Reckon a lot of fighters at all levels could use some guidance about doubts / fear and worries that your fighters have gone through
man the ref saved fury the first n the 3rd fight both counts the ref stop period n between his count n it was the same ref fury pick that ref cause he was the a side. even doing the fight andra ward said that was a very long count
Helenius said before the fight that Fury had shown they key to beating Wilder, and on the night he tried to emulate Fury, but he didn’t study close enough. Fury kept Wilder at range and put him on the back foot with feints and jabs. He only unloaded on Wilder while Wilder was actually moving back, and then grabbed him and leaned on him before he could compose himself; but when Wilder was actually on the ropes, Fury was standing off and picking his shots, not wading in and exchanging with him. He sensed how dangerous Wilder could still be, on the ropes. Helenius was too careless, standing in front of Wilder & putting his head within range in that situation. He also doesn’t have the speed and reflexes to fight Fury’s kind of fight. But Helenius is a genuine guy and a warrior, I hope he fights again because after giving 25 years to the sport he at least deserves to go out in a win. As for Wilder, it’s great to see him back in the mix. He’s received a lot of criticism over the years but even after his 3rd defeat to Fury, I said that he will always have dynamite in his hands which brings suspense to any fight with any opponent, however good they are.
Wow, Atlas can inspire people for sure! What a person!👌👍
Great fan of Teddy, his auto biography I read , years ago , still remains to me , the best most influencel book, I ever read ,
Lol at the clowns who think it was a fix.
I know it's ridiculous his eyes rolled back in to his head I'm not convinced about the Malik Scott one though but this one for sure 👊
It doesn’t take a lot of torque to knock someone out (especially for Wilder). Once you connect at the right button it’s lights out.
@@gmanlimitedanderson-0drisc211 malik Scott one might not be a fix but he lay down for sure
@@zerog4261 if you think that was fake then you’re a hater.
@@b.o.1951 WTF u taking about. Did I say Saturday night was a fix. Learn to read. I said and I quote "Malik Scott one might not have been a fix but " he" lay down for sure". Malik Scott lay down for sure.
Can u see Helenius' name there.
Did I even say Scott fight was a fix?
Grow up
It was a superb bit of acting on helenious' part
For those who just realized what Wilder has been saying, he's been sympathetic to boxers and their struggle
Teddy has a knack of talking about a boxer then as smooth as silk he’s talking about you 👌🏻
Getting beatdown will humble any fighter. I boxed amateur for many years and have been on both sides: knocking guys out and getting knocked out. I'm not surprised Wilder is so humble now. He had to be broken.
I can’t believe they thought it was a fix when it connected it was loud
Mr. Atlas, you are correct. We are our own enemy’s. Therefore, a good boxing coach should know when he’s fighter its insecure and know the correct words to use to motivate him. **eye of the tiger**!😂👌🥇
This ko was one of the craziest just for the fact that he was 40 pounds lighter than the guy and that right hand he threw was so short almost looked like a quick jab and he didn’t even turn the pinch over. Look how it lands on his glove it’s not even on the flush part where his knuckles are. Just crazy!!!
He's 100 percent correct in what he's saying. Wilder was definitely nervous in the 3rd fight. He showed a lot of heart but he was definitely doubting himself!
Yep it you could literally see his confidence dissappear on his
face when he got up from the first knockdown same thing in the second fight
This man always shows a clear bias in his analysis when it comes to Wilder. I will only listen to you when you are not talking about Wilder.
That's what I thought about wilder he down to earth teddy right 💯
Teddy 99% right except that assuming the weak talk as he does. The sport is entertainment which sales more. That arrogance and confidence doesn't define him as a person, it's all apart of how he entertains. He's been humbled throughout life honestly.
It will be interesting to see just how much the losses to Fury have changed Wilder. We won't see it all laid bare until he's in a fight where he's struggling. I hope when that time comes he conquers and is humble in victory.
5:50 He looked different in the Third fight with Fury. He was just two heavy for fury. Weight defeated him.
Fury is just to big and too good for any other Heavy Weight. Wilder put the weight on as he was concerned about the damage he would take if he didn't do it.
Wilder has always been a humble guy! Giving Fury a chance to help his family and find purpose again! He’s more humble but he’s always been a great guy!
He is a pretty sore loser, really couldnt deal with the two defeats to Fury but his lifestory is amazing and one of the scariest knockout punchers of all time up there with Mike Tyson and George Foreman.
@@insanity4462 He was really only a sore loser after the 2nd fight. Could you blame him though? His first loss. He felt betrayed by his coach for throwing in the towel. Which was the correct move by the coach. That was also the Fury floppy glove controversy. Of course no one likes a sore loser and Champions shouldn't make excuses but it's somewhat understandable. The heavy suit excuse was just plain embarrassing though. I'm glad he showed more class after the 2nd Fury loss.
@@dh3824 Yeah when a boxer loses his 0 in the ring and is mad about it directly after the fight, I totally get that.
But all these conspiracies days after the fight that was just wild :D
The Helenius KO may have changed Wilder forever, he probably won’t commit as much to KO in the future. He was really shocked by his own power and genuinely concerned for Helenius recovery.
Have people forgot how bad his defeat-trilogy to Fury actually was?
didnt expect that, but i got inspired by those words
You are correct. Wilder is stronger at lighter weight and being himself. Knowing who he is
He doesn't act crazy... Fury acts crazy
You know you’re not a wilder fan if you think he just now started talking about other fighters the way he did on fight night.
teddy is right, Wilder put on too much muscle for the fury fights. Wilder is at his best around 215lbs, the heavier weight makes him flat footed.
In the third Fury fight, Wilder got gassed mainly because he started winging all his punches. After the 2nd Fury knock down, Wilder chased hard for the KO. The extra muscle didn't help with energy management but swinging wildly doesn't either. If you watch the fight again, Wilder was super composed and patient before the knock downs. Big kudos to Fury for weathering that hell storm. He was definitely on Q-street, defending on pure instincts for a while. Great fight.
Masterclass!
Bravo, Teddy.
We've actually seen this before. During the first Luis Ortiz fight Wilder used similar footwork to get the first knockdown.
Well said every word 👏 👌 👍
I approve this message!!! I’m not a boxer, but I had to look in the mirror and ask myself that same question.. WHO ARE YOU? WHAT DO YOU STAND FOR? And once I figured it out there’s no problem to big anymore and my stress level went down a bit because I had to remember that I’m 45 now and the same person who’s been watching over and proving ALL MY NEEDS He’s still is☝️… Great message!!!!
Thank you reverend Teddy!🥲
He KOd Auther Spilka in this same manner.
yes u have to watch it slow motion to see it .it's crazy
It’s crazy to see how Wilder has turned the narrative around from a guy who was claiming Fury cheated using loaded gloves & his entrance suit was too heavy etc I guess that’s what a performance fuelled with heart can do
Huh
Ok I’m confused, who’s performance filled with heart? And when? Your comment seems like it was cut short or something because I can’t make sense of it
You mean his last performance (wilders)? Changed the narrative of his being upset after the Tyson fury stuff? I’m trying to understand it so help me out
@@Trey_Cole yeah Wilder’s last performance against Fury was fuelled with heart and with this KO of Helenius he is no longer seen as the saw loser that barely anyone likes he is now more endearing to the fans
amazing show ,so educational
He got bigger because fury was leaning on him and was throwing him around with his weight advantage
Fury countered by coming even heavier at 277. Somehow Fury kept his mobility. Which is insane.
I saw him coming in wide open with his left hand to his waist. The bad part was he did this three times in the fight before wilder finally caught him.
Maybe you should show us all how it’s done then? Have you considered fighting?
@@skuzzlebutt9745 Yeah , it’s called protect yourself at all times , and don’t rush into the hardest puncher ever with your left hand at your waist. I’f he had his left guard up he would’ve gotten slept with that punch. Are you slow or something? I fight mma three days a week so I fight all the time.
Love Teddys take on that
So much underhand hate... just dont speak on it... dude said "audacity" lmao they had to go back to Fury fight smh
Not sure if you can say he didn’t improve from fury 2 to fury 3. He lasted longer “looked better” and actually knocked fury down. He was knocked around silly in the 2nd fight.
Mr. Atlas , Your words rang truer than True, Sadly but to be considered,,,,,, WE All Have Only Ourselves and Whatever GOD We Love without conditions,.
Damn Teddy. Thanks for this video and advice. Greta stuff.
Wilder been talking about that "stop the hate"
Lovely words, poignant words Teddy. God bless you.
Teddy is starting theories
Wilder definitely still needs to rebuild his confidence. Take another tune-up fight this summer. Then when he KO’s Joshua in December (within three rounds), he’ll be ready for Usyk.
Yeah I agree. The (CHEATING) HE TOOK UN THOSE LAST 3 FIGHTS WOULD HUMBLE ANYONE
Guys it was a fixed fight ffs, former sparring partners and friends , rob took a paid dive straight from Malik Scott’s playbook and retired , wake up
Nobody takes a shot like that for money. A punch like that can ruin a man’s life. Get real dude
Level 10 punching power = Foreman, Frazer, Shavers, Tyson...Punching power Level 11 = Wilder.
Teddy dropping truth bombs like Wilder drops sparring partners.
Fury is a tough matchup for anyone, 6'10" 300lbs is a giant fighter. Fury is 40-50lbs heavier than most of his opponents when he walks in the ring. Maybe there should be a Super Heavy weight division.
It was one of the weirdest knockouts I've ever seen. He knocked out a massive guy, with a 6 inch jab from behind his head practically, and the guy was totally out, eyes rolling in his head. I thought it was bull. It looked fixed tbh and I don't think I'll be alone in that. However, you forget getting hit from these giant, will be like getting hit with a car. Serious power.
I thought it looked suspect too, and the reason I suspect is because of Wilders 22nd pro fight with Jesse Oltmanns, if you watch the slow motion on the big screen behind wilder (along with the crowd booing), you clearly see the punch miss and Jesse takes the dive with the ref ready to waive it off instantly. My point is that Wilder does have a history of match fixing.
Wilder is such a Godgiven puncher 👊 that all that extra weight did not help him. Honestly I think we may have had a different winner in that trilogy. I mean after he knocked Fury down twice he may have had the stamina to keep him down. He just tiered out so much faster with that weight.
Maybe Wilder getting bigger for trilogy match was like Smokin Joe shaving his head for his 2nd fight with Foreman. He lost before he climbed through the ropes.
Why did he interrupt Teddy he was literally in the middle of explaining wilders technique of his knockout 😑 and then he talk about other stuff and doesn’t go back to the knockout technique… that was irritating
Teddy Atlas is the John Madden of Boxing
come on 🧸 I use to think you were credible. You need to give Wilder his credit and the fury fight is in the past. Additionally, let the other guy finish talking. You cut him off in other videos.
its getting bad, Teddy literally didn't even talk about the actual fight, talking about philosophical stuff for 13 minutes
@@Kaodusanya he's talking about the fight at a deeper level. It was an uneventful 1 round fight where 8 punches were landed total, what more do you want?
"Teddy atlas is bad at breaking down boxing fights"- this guy
Remember!!!!! Even the mighty one ( Fury ) went down a couple of times!!!!!! The difference from other fighters, Fury got up. ( but the fact that he went down is impressive on Wilder part ) of.course, it was also impressive that Fury was able to get up from those blows.