Sugar Ray Robinson hit the canvas during a tough sparring session. At his best, the American was a truly brilliant practitioner of the sweet science, mesmerizing boxing fans with his unrivaled footwork and counter-punching skills.
Sugar Ray Leonard is one of boxing’s greatest talents, but he was not invincible from defeat, and certainly not invincible from embarrassment. Sugar Ray Leonard retired with a record of 36-3-1, and was bested by just three men, one of whom, Roberto Duran, he defeated twice after to avenge his defeat.
Sugar Ray Leonard is undoubtedly a legend of the sport, but one controversial incident in 1978 nearly tanked his reputation. Sugar Ray Leonard turned pro in 1977, fighting six times in his first year.
Sugar Ray Leonard was badly hurt right before one of the defining nights of his boxing career. At the peak of his powers, the American was a truly brilliant practitioner of the sweet science, mesmerizing fans with his slick skills and remarkable fight IQ.
Sugar Ray Leonard was a defining member of the Four Kings era of boxing, and will go down as an all-time great in the sport. Sugar Ray Leonard retired for good in 1997 after an unsuccessful comeback against Hector Camacho six years after his initial retirement.
Former boxer turned promoter Oscar De La Hoya helped to define an era of boxing as he competed in various divisions. As De La Hoya is a former six-division champion, he has had an incredible career that has seen him take on the best.
‘Sugar’ Ray Leonard will go down in the history books as one of the finest competitors to ever step inside a boxing ring. As a former five-division world champion, Leonard picked up belts from welterweight to light heavyweight in an incredible career.
Boxing legend ‘Sugar’ Ray Robinson is considered by many to be the best boxer who has ever graced the sport. With his name often being involved in conversations with Muhammad Ali as an all-time great, Robinson’s achievements can not be diminished.
Sugar Ray Leonard destroyed one of the greatest fighters to have ever laced up the gloves, in a performance that’s still revered today. At his best, the American was nothing short of phenomenal, utilizing his lightning hands and sublime boxing IQ to dismantle almost every opponent that dared set foot in the ring with him.
Sugar Ray Leonard isn’t someone to be messed with, as a doorman found out during an exhibition. In his astonishing career, the Hall of Famer cemented his status as one of the greatest of all time, utilizing his flashy skills to dismantle an array of legends.
Both Muhammad Ali and Sugar Ray Leonard are amongst the greatest fighters of all time. Ali and Leonard both enjoyed huge amounts of success in their respective weight classes.
Sugar Ray Leonard went toe-to-toe with the dad of a former world title challenger. In his glistening career, the boxing legend earned his status as one of the most talented competitors to have ever laced-up the gloves.
Boxing Hall of Famer Sugar Ray Leonard hits the heavy bag arguably better than most amateurs at age 68. It’s been almost 30 years since Sugar Ray Leonard left the boxing ring for the final time in his Hall of Fame career, but he still looks sharp despite fighting the inevitable battle with Father Time.
Former world champion Sugar Ray Robinson has one of the most impressive careers in all of boxing. With 199 fights, Robinson had an incredible record of 174-19-6, as his career spanned from 1940-1965.
What qualified as metal in 1995 was a grab bag for sure. After the fallout from the popularity of grunge, metal went back underground but was poised for a return led by nu metal.
Ray Charles Leonard, otherwise known to boxing fans as Sugar Ray Leonard , was always destined for greatness. Named after iconic singer Ray Charles and incorporating the great Sugar Ray Robinson’s moniker, Leonard lived up to the hefty billing.
Many great boxers have graced this wonderful sport throughout the years – with some winning world titles in multiple weight divisions. At Big Fight Weekend, we have decided to pay homage to three of the greatest multi-division world champions in boxing history.
The legendary Sugar Ray Robinson (174-19-6-2 NC, 109 KOs) was born as Walker Smith Jr. in Ailey, Georgia, moving to New York City after his parents separated, which led to him dropping out of school and discovering his love for boxing at an early age, which led him on the journey to become one of the greatest boxers of all time.
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