Teddy Atlas

Boxing trainer and commentator

Teddy Atlas - Boxing trainer and commentator
Born

July 29th, 1956
68 years ago

Category

Athletes & Sports Figures

Country

United States

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A significant figure in boxing, a trainer utilized strategic methods to develop fighters. Trained multiple world champions, leveraging experience as a former boxer. Also recognized for contributions as a commentator, providing insights on major boxing events. Contributions in training emphasized mental toughness and discipline, influencing the next generation of fighters.

Trained champions like Mike Tyson

Commentated for ESPN's boxing broadcasts

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