Sugar Ray Robinson - Hall of Fame BOXER on Tattletales 1975 | BUZZR

[@dudemanjack98]

Ray fought for 25 years with a record of 174-19-6 he won over 87% of his fights averaging almost 7 wins a year.

[@briandwis2104]

And dont forget his 18 lost is happen when he was past his prime. As i know until the end of 1952 (31 old ray), his record is 132 won, 1 lost, 2 drawn.

[@briandwis2104]

He is not fighting after 1952, and he fight again in January 1955. And he is not the same as before

[@Lonelysportofboxing]

@@briandwis2104 not just that but most of Sugar Ray Robinson’s losses he had rematches and won! Nobody ever beat Ray twice until he was in his 40s

[@Lonelysportofboxing]

That’s impressive

[@brentrogers4774]

What a comeback by Charles Nelson Riley and Elizabeth Allen on Tattletales.

[@jethro1963]

Yes, at 27:44 you can see the floor director on the right exhorting the crowd to cheer.

[@laubin]

One of the all time greats! Had one of his first fights in my hometown of Watertown, NY

[@SM-4359]

Maybe all time great,depends how you look at it ,Sam Langford beat more world champions but sugar defended an won way more belts

[@Lonelysportofboxing]

@@SM-4359 listen if you’re idolized by Muhammad Ali, Joe Louis and other great fighters and you have a record he has then you’re considered one of the greatest if not the greatest boxer I love his fighting style in my opinion has the best and most exciting fighting style in history

[@matthewhirtle2395]

I love when you post a studio master with the slate! Keep up the good work BUZZR!

[@Tubewings]

Complete with slate and original commercials!

[@JAWrightonline]

The beginning of the Sinutab commercial, I thought that was Boston Celtic Kevin McHale 🤣 😂

[@wesclay14]

Vic Tayback in the 409 advertisement and Doris Roberts in the Glade advertisement.

[@jethro1963]

Mel the Cleaner!

[@epaddon]

One of these couples is not like the other two.

[@chrishansen9357]

Charles had plenty of female friends who would "partner" with him for "Tattletales"

[@robertridley9279]

I wasn't born yet but I've heard about Charles Nelson Reilly and others of that era who were in the closet. Too bad it's not still like that.

[@absbi0000]

@@robertridley9279 dude in the middle is absolutely in the closet.

[@VectraQS]

Good old 2" quad. Very nice when it works, but unfortunately this tape has a bit of damage.

[@mixon270]

whats the actual date of this episode?

[@blackflag5148]

23:35 that girl is about 60 years old today. Wow

[@meowkitty5588]

July 10 1975

[@williamdunphy352]

Gene Wood is the announcer.

[@jessyleppert2]

I thought CNR was gay

[@andrewweldon4424]

I thought so too

[@therainmakerinsider]

He is. He hid it through the public.

[@epaddon]

@@therainmakerinsider This was not the only time Tattletales provided "cover" to a gay celeb. Another time they paired Dick Sargent and Fannie Flagg, both of whom were in the closet. I don't know if Allen was (she had one marriage in the early 50s) or whether she was just being a good friend to CNR on this.

[@cindyrafn3438]

I knew CNR was gay and Dick Sargent, but I didn’t know about Fannie Flagg

[@jethro1963]

@@epaddon In England fanny means the exact opposite to what it does in America. Dick and Fanny makes for an interesting combo.

[@jnadle1]

Gene Wood mentioned Buddy Borgen holding the slate.

[@32rodrick]

That's is Tattletales Announcer (The Late) Casey Kasem

[@epaddon]

Uh, no that is Gene Wood, speaking for Tattletales (a Mark Goodson-Bill Todman Production)