My View From the Corner By Angelo Dundee

There's an old adage - he who hesitates is lost. As part of my feature film "In This Corner" I needed one great person that made the journey from the blood and guts days of boxing all through the Golden Age of Boxing and is still vibrant, viable and inspiring. Who could this be, only one person Angelo Dundee. He's seen it all and lived it all. He is the man.

In a world that's filled with large egos, split second decisions, people who don't listen at all you have the exact opposite with Angie Dundee. There's never a been a bad word spoken about Angie and the reason is he's genuine, the best and only sees the good in people. In the middle of a hellish Nor'easter Dylan and I made our way to Foxwood's and Angie was gracious enough along with his business manager Mark Grismer, to give us a history of Boxing through his eyes. I learned more about boxing, in two hours then I did in the last 30 years.

Angie and I go back a long way, I did stories on him for Sport Magazine, Inside Sports, and The New York Times. He was amazing then and he's still amazing. At the end of the interview I asked him about Yuri Foreman. He said you got to like Yuri, because he's, "white, polite, contrite and he can fight."