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sugar ray leonard invented "slapping"
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Last edited by The plunger man; 01-11-2016, 04:08 PM.
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Originally posted by firstborn View PostAhh the good ole internet, where those who've accomplished **** in boxing criticize those that gave their all for the sport....nice to see the forum hasn't lost it's touch.
Fair enough, he wasn't perfect. Correct me if I'm wrong but aside from Duran, weren't the rest of his losses after he returned from a detached retina?
What I said was factual he won a Gold @ Olympics so it wasn't that bad. I'm going to repeat myself one more time. Sugar Ray Leonard bought his amateur style to the pros esp. those pittt patty flurries he's well known for.
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Originally posted by Steve plunger View PostSeptember 16th 1981 was the first real time i watched sugar Ray Leonard and to this day remains the greatest fight I have ever seen..leonard the night he beat hearns....was the nearest I have ever seen to a perfect fighter..... He was up against a boxer who had all the physical advantages, he was up against a brutal puncher who was unbeaten in 32 fights with 30 kos .it was over 15 rounds and at that time was the richest fight in history with Leonard getting 11 million dollars and hearns getting 8 million ....that night Leonard showed stamina,heart,intelligence and the ability to pull it from the fire and a killer instinct to finish hearns in the 14th round...I was 9 years of age and that night Ray Leonard became my boxing idol ...in his prime who really was as good as sugar ray Leonard ...I've not seen another boxer like him since
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Puga doesn't come around and go to war that often anymore, but when he does make an appearance, he does go hard in the paint.
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You're an idiot for quoting me. And you've achieved exactly what in Boxing to make your opinion more valid than mine? Have an NSB account half a decade before me? Get off your high horses.
What I said was factual he won a Gold @ Olympics so it wasn't that bad. I'm going to repeat myself one more time. Sugar Ray Leonard bought his amateur style to the pros esp. those pittt patty flurries he's well known for
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