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  1. Teddy Atlas

    Teddy Atlas



    Bio | Boxing

    Teddy Atlas joined ESPN in September 1998 to serve as ringside analyst for ESPN2 Friday Night Fights, the weekly series, which premiered October 3, 1998. He handles a similar role for ESPN Boxing Specials, and frequently contributes analysis to SportsCenter and ESPNEWS.

  2. To Aiden Binkley's family, New York Jets' Mark Sanchez still No. ...

    Rich Cimini

    At the Binkley home in Floral Park, N.Y., Mark Sanchez is still No. 1.

    Story | Conversation | December 21, 2012
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  5. Klitschko-Povetkin at long last?

    Dan Rafael

    After ducking heavyweight champion Wladimir Klitschko since 2008, Alexander Povetkin is now apparently ready to face him. It took him long enough. Sauerland Event, which promotes second-tier titlist Povetkin, said on Wednesday that it hopes to mak...

    Blog | December 19, 2012
  6. Marcus Browne goes to 2-0

    Michael Woods

    Marcus Browne, the boxing pride of Staten Island, N.Y., went to 2-0 with a TKO win over Ritchie Cherry at the L.A. Sports Arena on Saturday. Browne, 22, scored three knockdowns against his foe from Oklahoma. Browne (2-0, 2 KOs) spoke to Brian Kenn...

    Blog | December 16, 2012
  7. Atlas: If judges do right, Marquez wins

    Michael Woods

    A completely un-scientific poll I conducted tells me that a whole heckuva lot of pundits are picking Juan Manuel Marquez to beat Manny Pacquiao in their fourth tangle Saturday at the MGM in Las Vegas. I shouldn't find this surprising, considering ...

    Blog | December 07, 2012
  8. Atlas fighting for those hit by Sandy

    Michael Woods

    "Hold on, Mike, I got a guy coming in with a truck, hold on a second," said Teddy Atlas, during a Tuesday afternoon phone interview with NYFightBlog. After 10 seconds, the ESPN analyst and sometime boxing trainer came back on the line and continued t...

    Blog | November 13, 2012
  9. ESPN's Atlas helping those hit by storm

    Michael Woods

    Sandy hit Staten Island in vicious fashion, with 22 of the 40 people killed by the storm from that borough. ESPN analyst Teddy Atlas is a Staten Islander who is looking to help lift the shell-shocked citizens there. He runs a foundation, in honor of ...

    Blog | November 03, 2012
  10. Atlas Foundation setting up relief station

    Michael Woods

    The Dr. Theodore A. Atlas Foundation is setting up a relief station next door to the office, which is at 543 Cary Ave. on Staten Island, to accept donations of non-perishable food, water, blankets, warm clothing and footwear to be distributed to Stat...

    Blog | November 02, 2012
  11. Povetkin dismantles Rahman; keeps heavyweight belt

    Dan Rafael

    Alexander Povetkin barely broke a sweat in the third defense of his heavyweight title Saturday, blowing out faded former champion Hasim Rahman in Germany.

    Story | Conversation | September 29, 2012
  12. Atlas predicts Povetkin KO of Rahman

    Michael Woods

    Boxing can be the theater of the unexpected, sport's finest purveyor of The Upset, that shocker of a spectacle when one man takes the script, tears it in half, douses it with lighter fluid and torches it, to the amazement and delight of his audience....

    Blog | September 28, 2012
  13. Hasim Rahman gets (final?) shot against Alexander Povetkin

    Dan Rafael

    Former heavyweight champ Hasim Rahman is still hanging around, but there's reason to doubt that he's taking seriously what likely will be his final title opportunity -- Saturday's bout with Alexander Povetkin.

    Story | Conversation | September 28, 2012
  14. Keith Sullivan joins NYSAC

    Michael Woods

    The New York State Athletic Commission has a new member. Queens-based attorney Keith Sullivan was named a deputy commissioner and will assume his duties on a card this Saturday, which will unfold at the Resorts World Casino in Jamaica, Queens. So,...

    Blog | September 18, 2012
  15. Tszyu leading Povetkin into battle

    Dan Rafael

    For the third time in three fights, there will be a new voice in the corner of heavyweight titlist Alexander Povetkin. Kostya Tszyu, the Hall of Fame former undisputed junior welterweight champion, is training Povetkin for the third defense of his...

    Blog | August 27, 2012
  16. Herring responds to Atlas critique

    Michael Woods

    ESPN analyst Teddy Atlas, the sometimes trainer and all-the-time proponent of cleaning up the shadier sides of the sport, weighed in on the performances of the two New York-based boxers who took part in the London Olympics. Atlas was asked about Mari...

    Blog | August 17, 2012
  17. FNF preview: Amir Khan-Danny Garcia

    ESPN.com staff

    Former junior welterweight champ Amir Khan, 25, won't get to take another run at Lamont Peterson (who got popped for performance enhancers) on July 14 in Las Vegas, but landing replacement foe Danny Garcia -- an undefeated 24-year-old junior welter t...

    Blog | July 06, 2012
  18. FNF: Pacquiao-Bradley preview

    ESPN.com staff

    Whether or not Manny Pacquiao is becoming increasingly distracted by outside interests or, at age 33, is finally starting to slow down inside the ring, many experts believe Timothy Bradley Jr. could be the biggest threat to the welterweight champ in ...

    Blog | May 31, 2012
  19. Staten Island's Browne ready for Olympics

    Michael Woods

    Speaking to 21-year-old U.S. Olympic boxer Marcus Browne on Monday kept giving me flashbacks to when I was 21, and setting new records for doing stupid stuff. During a recent phoner, I told the young light-heavyweight, who grew up and lives on Staten...

    Blog | May 17, 2012