Hi everyone, welcome to the fight with Teddy Atlas.

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

the legend himself, my father, Teddy Atlas.

How you doing, bud?

I'm doing a little better, bud.

I'm, you know, I'm with you, I'm with Richie.

We just finished doing a live streaming of the Oprah Tire fight with Glantin, one-sided,

but a lot of heart, a lot of guts shown by the huge under-talk, underdore Glantin.

And I picked a winner.

So if I pick a winner, I gotta feel a little better.

You know, we gave out the over.

A lot of people thought Glenton, they never heard of Glantin.

I watched his tape. I thought that he was a guy

that was tough, durable, gritty as hell, moved his head. I thought that he could survive rounds,

even with a great puncher like Opa Taya. And he did. You know, he avoided a lot of big shots.

When he had to eat some, he had the guts. He had the chin to eat them. I was worried about the uppercut. That turned out to be

exactly what I should be worried about. He got hit some of them, but I felt that Opa Taya

doesn't always put punches together. Sometimes he gets into those single-shot

routines and that gave him a chance that was all part of my calculation to pick the over and I think we might have moved the line. We gave it out at eight and a half and

and after we gave it out it went to ten and a half. So it wound up going

a full 12 rounds. Last night, we gave out the over. And boy, that wasn't easy to get past,

but we gave out the over in the Holloway-Olivera UFC fight. So we had those two winners.

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