Welcome back to the fight with Teddy Atlas.

This is going to be a special episode.

Just a quick hitter on a couple of things we wanted to revisit regarding the Canello.

There's going to be a burp.

Regarding the Canello Jacobs fight, you had mentioned that it was a tale of two fights and it looked like

uh... almost literally almost two different fights from one to six and then seven to

twelve with canello seeming to in my opinion dominate the first six rounds and

then Danny started to come on late but I wanted to give you a chance to expand

upon that so I'll have to come on late but I wanted to give you a chance to expand upon that so...

I think it's, yeah, I think we're probably more, we try to be as definitive and

specific as possible and probably more so than people are used to but

He allowed is probably the

the proper term to go with that. Yeah, because in the first six it did look like Canello was in complete control and had a lot of confidence that seemed to grow each round until the second half like you said and it looked like one could argue either canello let off the

gas or Jacobs picked it up but I know you know you could say that wouldn't be the first time you

say canello ran out of petrol. You know, the gauge started

going towards the heel a little bit. I touched on it that maybe he didn't do enough road work, you know, I don't want to make excuses for him, but the echoes were out there that he's got a need problem and maybe he's going to have to visit a doctor after this or orthopedic eye and see whether or not there's

something that has to be done but he wears a brace on his knees so maybe he didn't get to do

enough cardiovascular. There's no excuse. I mean you got to be ready otherwise don't sign a contract. But I don't believe it was that. I believe it was getting to a place that are you going to go to the next

place and it's not a talent or an ability or quality that can be seen.

It's not visible.

It's invisible.

But it's there.

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