No fighter since has been in that class or could of been in that class...

[Famoso Matador]

anyway someone can up this clip, i cant view it.

[Run]

Why is everyone acting like this is news?

LOL.



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[Tha Greatest]

Why is everyone acting like this is news?

LOL.

I just finished his autobiography last night, what a coincidence!

[Calabrese]

RunWithKnives good to see you back. Now we have some knowledge on this forum once again.

[Tony Blitz]

That is the first footage I've ever seen of SRR, simply unbelievable.

[JUYJUY]

RunWithKnives good to see you back. Now we have some knowledge on this forum once again.

Surely your being sarcastic?

[Parodius]

You must spread some Reputation around before giving it to JUYJUY again.

Nice link JuyJuy. I've always called him the greatest of all time. Robinson lost only once in his first 135 fights, he had 96 straight wins at one time. People today can't even fight 96 times, that's just amazing.

He was the greatest boxer of all time, but not the greatest person. He did beat up his wife & Joe Louis grabbed Robinson's arm, because he was going to hit his wife.

[JUYJUY]

Well personally I still rate Joe Louis as the best I've seen, and ofcourse there was Joe Gans, Joe Walcott, Sam Langford, Jimmy Wilde, Henry Armstrong, Harry Greb.. but Sugar Ray Robinson was maybe the first boxer who was really great to watch, flash in and out of the ring, but there are many more cats who are candidates for best of all-time.

[Parodius]

Well personally I still rate Joe Louis as the best I've seen, and ofcourse there was Joe Gans, Joe Walcott, Sam Langford, Jimmy Wilde, Henry Armstrong, Harry Greb.. but Sugar Ray Robinson was maybe the first boxer who was really great to watch, flash in and out of the ring, but there are many more cats who are candidates for best of all-time.

Your wife is pretty hot. Nice boobs.

[M26]

Well personally I still rate Joe Louis as the best I've seen, and ofcourse there was Joe Gans, Joe Walcott, Sam Langford, Jimmy Wilde, Henry Armstrong, Harry Greb.. but Sugar Ray Robinson was maybe the first boxer who was really great to watch, flash in and out of the ring, but there are many more cats who are candidates for best of all-time.

Joe Louis was the greatest heavyweight in my opinion, but Sugar Ray Robinson has to be the greatest P4P. He had it all.