Why is his timing better?

And it is.

There's nobody that has better timing.

Because he sees something that gives him an edge.

He sees a twist in the contraction of the muscle and the shoulder just before the guy's about to control.

Because that's a physical law.

I mean, that's just a reality.

That before you're about to go punch,

something will show something. Nobody sees it.

Welcome to episode number 378 of the Jim Rome podcast, you know, the place where I go to stretch

out, go long form and run down some of my pals, then maybe I

haven't had a chance to get caught up with in a moment. And once again, this is a great example

of that. I love this because it gives me a chance to catch up with and reconnect with legends

of the game like this dude, an iconic boxing trainer and commentator. He's trained 18 world champions, including Wilfred Benitez, Michael Moore, Timothy Bradley,

and he worked with a young Mike Tyson.

He's a member of the International Boxing Hall of Fame.

He's an ESPN boxing analyst.

He is host of the Fight with Teddy Atlas podcast, and he's got a brand new venture called

The Ropes, which is a subscription-based

platform offering Teddy's perspective on boxing with exclusive fight picks, one-on-one coaching,

and more.

It's episode number 378 of the German podcast with the one-and-only Teddy Atlas.

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