Welcome to the fight with Teddy Atlas. I'm Ken Reider joined as always by my partner of the great Teddy Atlas.

Teddy thanks for doing this again.

Oh, it was either this will go to sleep.

Who needs sleep?

You know I'm starting to wonder if... This will go to sleep. Who needs sleep?

You know, I'm starting to wonder if these if these pay-per-view events start any later,

I think the new advertising should be done by solely done by my pillow.

If I hear one more commercial from that guy for my pillow.

No, no I know but this would fit in perfect.

I mean you're putting fights on at midnight. I mean, it's...

It's 20 past 12 in New York. I just think it's a little too much. I mean, it's too late. I don't know about you guys, you know, we do this for you guys, we do it for ourselves, but we do it for you. We don't do this if we don't have an audience that we can talk to and talk to about boxing for the most part we try to talk about

connecting the dots in life in a lot of different areas about how we all have a fight

and we all fight for something but boxing is our thing.

And do you guys agree that it's getting a little hairy out there, that these fights are starting, you know, later and later. I mean, the promoters don't have any,

any concern at all with starting them this late. Obviously they're still getting the numbers they want to get I guess. They don't care. They don't care.

We'll reserve comments on the numbers until after we see the pay-per-view numbers from this fight.

I suspect they're going to be slightly lower than what they're hoping for.

But we're doing the Spence Porter fight and hopefully you guys will you will enjoy

listening to it when we put it up there yeah and we're coming to you again from

Philadelphia we're in camp for the with Alex Vosdick

for the better be a fight coming up in three weeks.

So squeezing these in is a big deal.

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