WHO ARE THE TOP 10 GREATEST MIDDLEWEIGHTS OF ALL TIME? | TEDDY ATLAS GIVES HIS LIST

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• JM

  @jmrpmsports · 1 year ago (edited)

  I got to meet Marvelous Marvin at Teddy HOF induction weekend 2019. He was the man.

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• NO

  @NotSure-d1m · 1 year ago (edited)

  Teddy and his son this is beautiful I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again when teddy speaks you listen if you don’t then more fool you, this man is THE knowledge of this sport, the greatest longest running sport in the world this man right here what he doesn’t know isn’t worth knowing or hearing, not only does he inspire people and fighters like no one alive can do , but my goodness what a man teddy is , a true gent and a credit too himself and his family let alone this sport,<br><br><br>Nothing but peace love health and happiness too you and yours sir 🙌🏾💙<br><br><br>For me the greatest middle Barr none was the marvellous one<br><br>Mr Marvin Hagler<br><br>All day everyday <br><br>Twice on a Sunday<br><br>You want a war?? He’ll be there all day everyday seek and destroy nothing but pain , the man never got his dues but the truest fans of this sport know that Hagler was different gravy <br><br>May you rest in power sir

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• JO

  @johngallagher72 · 1 year ago

  My dad who passed away in 2023 was a huge boxing fan. Said best fighters he saw were Joe Louis and Sugar Ray Robinson ...his favourite division was the middlewight was the reasons Teddy listed . His fav middlewight was Hagler .

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• SA

  @sabrerattlingjock · 1 year ago

  I think it is beautiful that you and your son work together to give us all these great videos.<br>He&apos;s so lucky to have a great father like yourself and that has nothing to do with your career and accomplishments.<br>It&apos;s just the love that comes across <br>I was wondering,I&apos;m from Scotland, Glasgow so please excuse me if this is common knowledge but I was curious if Teddy jnr ever tried to follow your path into boxing or if you &nbsp;advised him against it.<br>Many of us don&apos;t have parents, but I&apos;m sure if we did,we would want a relationship like you do with your son.

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• FI

  @fisterklister · 1 year ago

  It&apos;s worth mentioning that Monzon&apos;s three losses were very early in his carreer. &nbsp;He was dangerous - inside and outside the ring.

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• RO

  @ronofficial5958 · 1 year ago

  Marvelous!!! He was my number one... Marvin was one of the best at any weight class in boxing history, period.

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• RI

  @rickcoyne7845 · 1 year ago

  Another Fantastic Podcast. Marvin deserves to be second on this great list. No one could present a batter list than you. Can any fighter today even imagine what it would be like to fight 100 fights never mind with one eye. fighting over 200 fights and back then they fought 15 rounds for any type of championship. &nbsp;Thank you Teddy and Teddy!!!!!!!!! I love your Pod Casts. I fought out of the Passyunk gym as an armature from 1977 to early 1980. Bobby Boogaloo Watts. Mike Rosman, Rocky Lockridge, and a few other famous fighters trained there. I saw Marvin fight Bennie Briscoe for free at the Spectrum What a fight. I was trained by Jimmy Author Washington and Eddy Alliano was always in my corner. I fought at the Blue Horizon and 49th St Theater. I fought AAU and PAL. What a time in my life. An Irish Kid born in Boston and I grew up in Vermont. I am now 68 years. old. Your Pod Casts are the best and they are truthful. Thank you!!!!!

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• LE

  @leesc11 · 1 year ago

  Toney and McCallum were unbelievable

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• AT

  @AttorneyBailey · 1 year ago

  Teddy you are in point, Hagler fought some dangerous fighters throughout his career, THROUGHOUT his career, not just in the beginning, middle or towards the end, Throughout, honed skills, heard that Hagler had a handshake deal with this trainers and the trainers were linked to Rocky Marciano, just Greatness

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• CH

  @chadtep7571 · 11 months ago

  Love Freddie Steele!

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• RO

  @RobertNovak-d7x · 1 year ago

  I remember the day my father became my &quot;bud&quot; &nbsp;l love the bond you both have not just through boxing but life. I was born in December of 79 and I grew up watching Mr Teddy Atlas. My father was always my best friend and even though we didn&apos;t have money for hbo or pay per view he would make sure I was able to watch the fights I wanted to see at a local bowling alley. I agree with Mr Teddy junior as I am also a Jr that when you made the top trainers list that you should have been on there but you are too humble to do that and I respect that more than anything. I don&apos;t know if you both realize how much we truly appreciate the content you put out. I love the history of boxing and as you pointed out in a previous video they don&apos;t try. People need to know the roots to truly love this beautiful sport. I think you are the perfect father and son team to do something even better and show the world how absolutely beautiful this sport truly is. Thank you for continuing to teach me. RIP the Marvelous Marvin Hagler. You truly are my #1. ❤you guys and thanks again.

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• FL

  @flossworthy1 · 1 year ago

  Fellas, I think a good idea might be to do a top ten fighters according to their weight class and era so it’s a bit more fair to the fighters of their time period. Just a thought. Thanks for the great content Teddy! Adding a historical aspect to the show brings it over the top for me and it was already amazing!

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