Hi, everyone, thank you for joining the fight with Teddy Atlas.

I'm Teddy Atlas III, joined by Boxing Hall of Famer, the pugilistic poet, my main man, my father, Teddy Atlas.

How you doing, bud?

I'm a poet, and I don't know it, like Mohammed Ali would say.

Thank you for all the compliments, and just thank you for being you.

And I hope everybody, I hope all the people out there had a good 4th of July weekend

and gave a little thought to how great this country is and how just how fortunate we are to have this country

and how many people sacrificed to have this country. You know, those great songs that are

written about this country, starting with the national anthem, they were written in blood. People have to remember

that. They should remember that once in a while. They were not written necessarily with

just ink. They were written with the blood of many brave soldiers that gave everything,

as they say, the ultimate price for what we enjoy today this country,

and all the freedoms that this country offers us and gives us, that sometimes all of us, myself included, take for granted.

So happy 4th of July. I hope everybody had a great 4th to July weekend, 4th of July weekend.

And enjoyed the fireworks, enjoyed the birthday of this country,

enjoyed plenty of good barbecue.

I know I did, a little too much, to be honest.

But at my friend John and his son, Joey's house on Friday, it was tremendous.

And then, of course, to really cap it off was Little Adeline, your niece, my granddaughter,

one of my granddaughters, Nicole's little Adeline turned two yesterday.

We celebrated her second birthday.

I celebrated feeding her cake, and she was feeding me cake.

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