Hi everyone, welcome to the fight with Teddy Atlas.

I'm Teddy Alice III and joined as always by my main man, my father, Boxing Hall of Famer, Teddy Atlas.

How you doing, bud?

Good, I'm good, I'm good, I'm good, I'm good, I'm with you.

I'm here, I'm breathing air and I'm with you. I'm here.

I'm breathing air, and I'm talking boxing.

I don't get that much better than that.

I mean, you know, and I'm talking to people out there that care enough to hear what we're talking about, hear me talk about it, hear you talk about it.

To me, that's a privilege.

It's a privilege.

It's a blessing to have people out there that actually, you know, do want to hear what you're saying.

And especially the ones, I can't help myself.

I'm me, right?

People come here for what reason?

To talk boxing, to hear boxing, to have it broke, to learn something too.

But if not to learn something, to share opinions, to match their opinion against ours, against mine, to see what I think

of different breakdowns and boxing, different matches, what goes into the mental aspects,

the physical, the technical, you know, whichever would have won, what generations were better,

you know, what's the difference of the generations, you know, good records versus records

of quality fights, not just padded records, you know, again, the mental terrain of what boxing is really about, no matter how physically

equipped you might be.

All of those things, who do I like?

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