NWBOXING 247's video: LMAO Stephen A Smith Teddy Atlas Go AT IT Post Mayweather-McGregor Fight

The WEIRDEST Fight Breakdown In Boxing History Occurs Between ESPN Analysts Stephen A Smith & Trainer Teddy Atlas! Mayweather KO'd McGregor In The Tenth. https://www.mmamania.com/2017/8/27/16212086/teddy-atlas-stephen-a-smith-hilariously-breakdown-mayweather-vs-mcgregor-with-fast-food-analogies There have been countless of breakdowns of Conor McGregor and Floyd Mayweather Jr.’s boxing fight (like this one), which went down last night (Sat., Aug. 26, 2017) in Las Vegas, Nevada and saw “Money” defeat “Notorious” via 10th round technical knockout. But you won’t find a more entertaining and baffling one that Teddy Atlas and Stephen A. Smith’s, as the two ESPN analysts into a heated and very comical debate on set when dissecting the aftermath using food analogies. Mayweather, who is 40, said he's not the same fighter he was years ago but said he would have no problem handling McGregor. "We know Mr. Tapout like to quit. You will wave that white flag," Mayweather said. Over the course of his career, Mayweather has generated 20 million views and $1.3 billion in revenue on pay-per-view, according to Showtime Sports head Stephen Espinoza. At one point, Mayweather bashed McGregor for fighting for such smaller stakes than the more lucrative bouts he and his The Money Team have negotiated. He pulled out a $100 million check from his backpack. McGregor, though, quickly responded with an allusion to the boxer's IRS troubles: "That's for the tax man." The location of the fight was moved this week when promoters reached an agreement with Ice Cube to move the championship of his Big3 basketball league from the T-Mobile Arena to the MGM Grand Garden Arena on that same date. The T-Mobile Arena, which opened last year, has a capacity of about 20,000. Mayweather and McGregor are launching a four-city tour this week to promote the fight. With a plus/minus connect percentage rating of plus-30 percent, Mayweather is at least twice as effective in the hit-and-don't-get-hit game as any of his contemporaries. Ward, who ranks fifth in Dan Rafael's March pound-for-pound rankings, is next best behind Mayweather with a plus-15 percent differential. After welterweight champ Manny Pacquiao's lackluster performance against Juan Manuel Marquez, Mayweather seemed to re-emerge as the popular favorite in the Manny-"Money" fantasy bout, should it ever take place. But how does this era's greatest pure boxer stack up statistically against the era's greatest brawler? Pacquiao recently lost to huge underdog Jeff Horn from Australia. During Floyd's prime, he's faced the likes of Diego Corrales, Ricky Hatton, Oscar Delahoya, Juan Marquez, Shane Mosley, Miguel Cotto, Canelo Alvarez, + More. Before retirement there was talks of possibly a fight between Mayweather & Danny Garcia, Keith Thurman, Errol Spence, Kell Brook, & Gennady Golovkin.