All right everyone, we're back with Teddy's historic content.

Last week, we came with the greatest punchers in boxing history.

We've been reading the comments, we saw a bunch asking for the greatest trainers in boxing

history.

So here it is, Teddy's top 10, greatest trainers in boxing history. All right, here we go. First thing, first,

we do these to elicit comment, thought, you know, to provoke conversation, really, to get people talking, to get people in a good way,

arguing, debating in a nice way, in a nice way, in a polite way.

Kind of like the old days I remember back in the day when families would sit together,

we don't have enough of that.

Too many of these tablets. Let's give me the tablets. Let's do Teddy's historic lists at the dinner

table. All right, let's talk about that. Instead of having these tablets that the kids are

like mesmerized into and you've got to beg them to get off the darn thing. I mean, that's, I heard a great story from, really, I got to give him credit, you told me, your fall in law. They want to, they want to cruise and the kids, you know, he's around his grandchildren like me. I love my grandchildren, he loves his grandchildren. He wants to spend time with him. He doesn't seem enough. I get it. I get it. I feel it every day. And he's there. And I tell you, I take my hat. I salute him. And what did he do? They wouldn't get off it. They're on the cruise. He took the tablet. He threw it an ocean. Yeah, that's right, Rich. He threw it in the ocean. I'm sure that he probably refunded the parents afterwards for the tablet, but he threw it in the freaking ocean. The parents, you can learn something from that. Throw it in the ocean. If you don't have an ocean, throw it in somewhere else. All right? Throw it in a lake. Throw it in a pond. You don't have a pond, throw it in a pool. You don't have a pool,

thrown in the garbage. But let the kids start to talk and be what they used to be human,

where we practice societal skills by communicating, by talking, by sharing at the dinner table.

You know, that's, that's, let's do that.

I remember back in the day that I've just finished my thought was you would argue over

baseball teams.

You know, boxing and baseball were the biggest sports back in the day. And, you know, who's better, the Mets, the Yankees? You know, wherever you happen to be from the country, and you get into these arguments and these debates over that. Who's better? You know, Marciano Joe Lewis. You know, who's better? Ali, John Frazier. You know, who's your guy? Who's your, and that's, it's, it's good. It's good.

It's conversation. It allows you to think and communicate and share. Again, it's better than

those darn tablets. So before I get into my list of greatest trainers, right, of all time, I put a lot into it.

I put a lot into all these lists.

I want to give you, you do, the fans out there.

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