When Unknown Ray Leonard Challenged Mayweather

[@kyalebrooks]

Honest question: super ray L vs Floyd MW?? Who is taking it

[@bola5671]

That would be a beautiful fight to watch. I may prefer Ray win, but I think Floyd would take it

[@kharyvines6971]

FLOYD TO small LEONARD AND HEARN KO HIM EASY

[@nassiglutt6587]

​@@kharyvines6971nah he'll wait till SLR gets washed, already have moved up to LH and drags him back to WW, can't add more than 10lbs after weighin, have him wear sparring gloves while he has his testosterone gone to zero as he gulps on a gallon of IVs to mask everything. Now them three blind mice had him the W on a controversial decision

[@ckobo84]

Lol, like Floyd would take on an elite opponent in their prime. He would never do that.

[@kharyvines6971]

@@ckobo84 RIGHT HE NEVER DID

[@Xformat01]

Sugar Ray leonard, my all-time favorite boxer. Not only was he a great boxer, but he had a great voice, he had great personality, and he was handsome, he controlled his tongue and was a great example for everyone to follow, model and imitate.

[@MinisterJokes]

I met Floyd Sr in 2022 in a parking lot in Vegas. He was a cool ass dude. Took pics with me and my family. Massive respect to him

[@Essydyk]

That fight would have been stopped about 7 rounds earlier if it took place today. Mayweather was one tough dude - took a serious pounding here but kept coming back for more.

[@rockymontanagarciamane]

you mean if leonard fought mayweather jr?

[@dropdeadprince8566]

The conditioning, the intensity and will to win was just unmatched in that era of boxing

[@tedbogan6099]

Thats why all those 70 and 80s fighters were able to come out of retirement and take titles from men half their age, Tyson is an early 80s fighter, in great shape at 58, he's gonna defeat Paul!

[@iveyhealth2266]

Better quality food and water back then. 💯

[@shadowk3]

before money took over... the boxing spirit in competitors was more pure. That being said, I do see proper boxing spirit in Usyk and I believe that is why he is now Undisputed.

[@bobbybrownsr.6724]

Floyd Sr had heart & a sweet jab! Leonard was just on a different level

[@GraveYardPosse]

Man that double jab on SRL when he hit the taunt button 😭😭 made Leonard cancel that rq lol

[@jamesonedwardsii4943]

What changed in boxing??? Look at the shape they’re in. You will almost never see a boxer today that cut and also no clinching just straight throw hands.

[@GraveYardPosse]

Ngl when floyd jr said. "Everything you taught me from day 1...ill always remember"🥺....i shed a tear . Especially knowing hes going thru dementia now 🥺

[@chillout5218]

Damn he has dementia?

[@kyalebrooks]

These boys are built different!

[@elgordo1148]

Absolute savage the pair of these warriors. Floyd took some punishment and never gave up ever! Much respect to him, Leonard was magnificent, what a tough ass time to have been that weight division ffs, killers around every corner back then.

[@chrismichaels6928]

Man they were freakin’ fast ! It was like watching those old Bruce Lee movies.

[@JamesWalsh-kc6hr]

That's why when Floyd claimed he was the best ever, all he got as a response was laughter.

[@neeceeboo777]

That was one of the classic fights in the history of boxing 🥊. I remember watching it on TV with my Grandpa. I was 10 years old and wanted to be like Ray Leonard. I boxed from the time I turned 12 until I was 17. ❤ this sport.

[@ZenZill]

People do not talk about Sugar Ray Leonard enough, him and every boxer in the 70's were forgotten! People nowadays think boxing is influencers settling beefs or retired UFC fighters getting a cashgrab. Back in the day, your name and fame was made in the ring, not on social media.

[@TheBatugan77]

Good grief. No one got MORE pub than Sugar Ray Leonard.

[@renaissanceman165]

I appreciate your sentiment, but I must beg to differ. Pure boxing purists, and everyone else knew and appreciated Sugar Ray Leonard. The video, itself, featured here, attests to that very fact. After winning Gold in the 1976 Olympics in Montreal, Leonard soon turned pro. He was known more popularly as a fighter for the 80s. He was acknowledged as one of the "Four Kings" of boxing, in the company of fellow champions, Roberto Duran, Thomas "Hitman" Hearns, and "Marvelous" Marvin Hagler. They created the greatest era of boxing, south of the heavyweight division, for the welter through middleweight divisions. The iconic "War" between Hagler-Hearns is still talked about, more than 40 years later. To this very day, "Hagler-Heatns" has become the standard term for a much anticipated showdown between two explosive fighters meeting in their prime. Leonard Hearne was also an epic showdown. These fighters all faced one another, and dodged no one. So, no, none of them are forgotten for their dynamic contributions to the sport of boxing. Check it Out! Ciao!!!

[@MrClassicmetal]

I'd have to disagree. To this day more people know who SRL is compared to many guys who have belts today. You can still see him on TV making commercials, because his name is a brand that sells. Back in the day he was a _worldwide_ superstar, and he had endorsement deals with multiple A brands. You could see him on TV making commercials for Ford, Diet Coke, 7 Up, etc.

[@shawngregory1429]

Huh? Anyone who knows boxing knows he’s one of the “kings” of the sport.

[@pigpen65]

Leonard is one of the all time greats. WTF are you talking about?

[@graysaberr]

R.I.P Roger Mayweather

[@MaximusWolfe]

His son is unbearably unlikeable.

[@kid--presentable]

This was Floyd Sr

[@tjpat209]

@@kid--presentable yeah but they showed Roger at the end of the video.

[@CharlesWashington-s5m]

That's Floyd Mayweather Sr.

[@cellygill4459]

That's Roger, Floyd and Jeff at the end of the video.

[@Pbull75]

They were just built different back in the day. I still consider the '80s the Golden era of boxing since I have been alive. Leonard to this day is the best fighter I have ever seen.

[@eac1235]

The best??? Uh no...Duran far outshines Leonard. Remember he was a champion for 3 years by the time Leonard won the 76 Olympics. Larry Holmes was better, and a guy by the name of Muhammad Ali was better as well. A slew of Mexican and Puerto Rican fighters from the 60s, 70s and 80s. Marvin Hagler was better ,regardless of half blind judges. Had they fought in 82 ,Ray would have left on a stretcher. Now with all that he is definitely a top 10 Welterweight. As far as middleweight barely top 20. Beating a faded Hagler doesn't make him all time great and then fighting for a made up super middleweight title and light heavyweight title ,while a little impressive doesn't make him all time great. I still would say that he's a top 100 all time fighter. Mostly because he fought greats who had already peaked such as Hagler and Duran. Benitez hardly trained. Hearns was a great victory but fight 2 ,Tommy got hosed ,he clearly won and even Ray admitted he lost as well. Ray was a media darling meant to take Ali's place. That and the fact that Angelo Dundee was his trainer. Any fight that Dundee was part of that was controversial his guy always won. Maybe because his brother Chris Dundee had very strong mafia ties but that's another story. Best you ever saw ???? Only if you had tunnel vision.

[@afstud59]

@@eac1235 No

[@peterjohnson1734]

The 1980s had its moments, but the 1970s was the Golden era!

[@manuelschmidt3530]

@@eac1235 💯

[@manuelschmidt3530]

@@peterjohnson1734 yeah we will never forget the fights of foreman, shavers, lyle, ali, frazier, quarry and so on🤍

[@Cornelle6319]

Floyd was More than holding his own. His jab was for real. Both them boys was in Peak condition. Same for Hagler and Hearns. Sugar had that Power and Speed.

[@JKaymitBindestrich]

Mayweather is a WARRIOR and he fought a good fight against Leonard.

[@sherrillraymond7595]

Facts

[@natsix4857]

​@@sherrillraymond7595, fun!

[@craiglizt8074]

Floyd Sr. had no quit in him it seemed. Respect.

[@CJCrump]

Floyd, Sr. was no joke.

[@donflamenco8430]

Good fighter. A gate keeper in the 70’s would probably be a world champion in this day.

[@ChaunceyBennett-l8o]

And he was boxing fr not running around the ring like jr.

[@mikerelva6915]

Floyd Sr was actually amazing. He was a freak, but he got caught with the wrong crowd, drugs, etc. If he has the training, discipline, diet and conditioning of an elite athlete, took it seriously, he probably would have steam rolled Leonard. One of many "what ifs", but thru witnessing his father's failures, Floyd Jr became the GOAT and super disciplined.

[@donflamenco8430]

@mikerelva6915 it’s clear to see from watching the two ,Mayweather sr wasn’t Born with the same altheltic ability or god given talent that Jr was born with. Sr and Jeff were good fighters , Roger was world class and Floyd jr was exceptional.lightning rarely strikes twice.

[@KCD1962]

Sugar Ray Leonard was my favorite boxer the moment I started watching him in the olympics. He was so smooth and silky on his feet but had the power to sit you on your butt. This was a great early fight to highlight because of Mayweather. Today his son is known by everybody (what a great fighter), but his father wasn't that well known. But he had a ton of guts and really did well by his son.

[@KeithHood-i1s]

Man Ray Leonard‘s endurance he could punch for eight hours straight, do a solid shift

[@docrx1857]

Very glad to see Floyd Sr. given the credit he deserves as one of the greatest trainers to ever do it. Floyd Jr. is without question one of the all time greats and he owes that to his faithers teaching. is a great show of fatherly love.

[@radonspace2098]

They were ripped for real. Just look at that body. This isn't weights. This is conditioning. Just beautiful.

[@andyelliott8027]

Bodybuilders are lousy boxers, muscles win weightlifting contests not fights.

[@MultiHondaa]

@@andyelliott8027 I Can't say that about Big George. That dude was an oak tree.

[@jonathanlambarena9754]

​@MultiHondaa that's that natural born strength and toughness Foreman had good genes but he still worked his ass off.

[@andyelliott8027]

@@MultiHondaa Even in his prime he was never a bodybuider type, just a big man.

[@TheMightyWalk]

food was different back then

[@jegr3398]

Floyd showed a lot of heart in that fight, Leonard was just on a different level.

[@CYMotorsport]

Fantastic fight. Dundee had his overcompensating for the fact that Floyd was legitimately giving SRL a MUCH better scrap than they seemed to except. There’s also an incredibly strange moment in this fight that I actually think think is one of the most rare I’ve ever seen in couple dozen years watching boxing. At 8:02 both throw a right hand that would have dramatically changed the fight - imo Ray would have sparked Floyd out cold in the dirt and while we now know Ray’s chin is iron, at this point if this landed I think Ray was in trouble. Floyd seemed to have seen Ray throw it last second fully loaded up and rushed his shot only to divert late and attempt to deflect with his glove. and Ray 100% calculated Floyd was landing first hence why he slightly pulled it and braced try to slide out just a bit to let it glance . But then their punches actually punch eacother mid air with what I still think is their wrists colliding. You can tell it hurt Floyd BAD watch his right arm go limp for a second and steps back stunned. I’ve scaled the image up cleaning the edges it doesn’t land on Floyd. It just confused the hell out of him and you could tell he was in pain. Shocked he didn’t shatter his wrist. He really did rise to the level of his competitor in this night you gotta give him that .

[@BoxingAfterDark]

It's always great to see you in the comments. Your support since day one means a lot to me. I also appreciate how you consistently have insightful information on everything I create!

[@redfanartist4393]

I love your imagination

[@robertgallacher7214]

I saw similar happen in an amateur bout at a show with the club i was in. The guy from my club broke his humorous and had to go to hospital.

[@maximusandsenecagloballlc1209]

Floyd Sr is the realest

[@claudedalton8970]

THE 70'S MADE *BOXING GREAT AGAIN!* I WATCHED SUGAR, ALI, FOREMAN, FRAIZER, NORTON, AND HOLMES IN 1978...OF COURSE, THE "GLAMOUR" MADE IT BIG! I MISS THOSE DAYS AND WOULD HAVE LOVED TO SEE THE EARLIER DAYS, WHERE THE FIGHTERS DID NOT PLAY AND WOULD FIGHT EVERY OTHER WEEK IF NECESSARY! REMEMBER JAKE LAMOTTA?....REGARDLESS, I LOVE THEM ALL AND RESPECT THEM ALL!

[@TLhike]

Hearns said Leonard had hardest punch of any fighter. Amazing times

[@toksbanks7113]

These guys are warriors. Boxing in 70s to 90s are not for the weak. They all have a chin of steal 😮😅 unlike these days boxers

[@pauljackson9716]

Hearns and Shavers did not have steel in their chin.

[@DD2Tacc]

@@pauljackson9716If you fight against heavy hitters you are gonna get dropped, don’t matter. A well placed punch from a power puncher is like taking a sledge hammer to the jaw, all you can do is respect that they get back up to finish the fight While other fighters would QUIT and not even make an attempt to finish the fight or even try to win. Jack Dempsey said he got dropped 10 times in a boxing match just to get back up and win the fight, he had to do this to feed his family. Just respect them for being gladiators and having no quit in them

[@antoniotutt4894]

Go back even further. Nowadays (late 90's to date)most fighters today can't touch those real boxers. Period

[@mikecrook8434]

Floyd Senior was tough.

[@RayRay-xp3ps]

And look at him now..smh

[@GORILLABREATH1]

REspect to Floyd ..Ray beat his ass but he looked good too and was very tough !

[@oRealAlieNo]

Cocaine is a helluva drug

[@daddybosstrebc.c9418]

Yeag ,unfortunately thd son is a running like chicken inside the ring a very technical boring non gladiator fighter ,a money maker boring fighter

[@IsmokeHiphopLive]

@@RayRay-xp3ps get a life...just say you dont watch or understand boxing then run along joey.

[@tew_329]

This is my kinda shit. Back when trainers told boxers the truth, and boxers listened to em. These were two legendary trainers. Remember, Emmanuel Steward was in the other corner. My bad, I was thinking Hearns.

[@cjcurryjr]

I never saw Floyd senior in action before this video. He was the real deal. He was slick tough skillful and hard as nails.

[@IMBATMANANDIMCOOL]

Ray Leonard has an excellent left hook and its evident especially here in this fight.

[@edpottinger849]

Sugar Ray Leonard was truly in a class all his own.Just like Sugar Ray Robinson Leonard was and is a class act.

[@boomstick9355]

great video man you might be the best at making these

[@BoxingAfterDark]

thanks brother! Honestly having so much fun doing it too!

[@richardmccormick859]

Leonard was a killer 🥊🥊

[@ViktorM1]

Actually a great fight, Floyd sr was underrated

[@joejensen311]

Hell yeah Floyd Sr. Good on ya sir! Tough chin too… damn.

[@CJCrump]

Leonard was truly a boxer.

[@TheRealStackola]

These new guys wouldn’t stand a chance. This is a Classic fight

[@charlesrichjr5087]

That last 20 seconds should've been another video, because WOW.

[@americanmade175]

Absolute masterpiece from Sugar

[@idongesitwilson300]

This was the era of craftsmen

[@willusionist]

Floyd senior was an animal and had a granite chin. It seemed he just didn’t have the conditioning towards the end of the fight. Love seeing these throwbacks.

[@insomni777]

Another great video!

[@BoxingAfterDark]

Hey, cheers brother!

[@abdullatiif]

Super Classic !!! Sensational Skillful boxing, heart and grit !

[@MultiHondaa]

Much respect to Floyd Sr, but Sugar was a beast.

[@joeyjaquez82]

Sugar ray and Mayweather were both top fighters... sugar ray just had speed and the precision to hit a target dead on. The shell was not able to cover many of the hits he took to the top or temple... also that left hook sugar ray had was devastating... props to both fighters and their careers...

[@misterclutchabc]

Both of them cats got hands, power and speed.... But Sugar Ray was like whoa... a little too much for Mayweather Sr. It looks like that match was determined by which one of them could really take a hellova punch. Which further lets us know why he taught his son to be amazingly evasive.

[@Yahawadah70ad]

Yeah I would say Sugar Ray was slightly better, but the fight could have gone either way. Mayweather Sr. was dangerous.

[@allofit3547]

@@Yahawadah70ad😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@bryanjones380]

Sugar Ray completely controlled this fight!

[@terrykirk6951]

Hell of a match...no loser's here!🥊

[@supercake2270]

Senior got wHooped!!

[@allofit3547]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂sure

[@jerryblair4106]

Sugar Ray Leonard one the great boxers of his era.Pound for pound one of the greatest fighters of his time.

[@cameronblanchard1008]

GREAT VIDEO. Senior was so underrated. I definitely received brain damage on this day.

[@BoxingAfterDark]

thanks mate!

[@phakamanimtshali7220]

That's why Floyds dad can't talk properly... It's all Sugars fault.. These were the real boxers

[@babydaddy1930]

Ray was well known...he was a gold medalist, had a great trainer in Dundee, was all over the news. We were watching his every move.

[@PhilYouIn]

Another terrific boxing video. Great quality, and as usual, the narration stated nothing but the facts. It’s a shame boxing fans can no longer watch matches on TV, unless they can shell out $80+. They don’t even replay them weeks later anymore. Where are you Larry Merchant?!??

[@BoxingAfterDark]

thanks for the love! if you ever have any specific fights you'd like to see just say and i'll look into it!

[@XXXX-e4e1j]

"UNKNOWN?" Too funny! Ray Leonard was well known as an amateur boxing champion. I remember watching him in the Olympics trials in 1976, and he was definitely very popular and well known. Ray is the first fighter I've seen to have a following well before his professional days. I remember rushing back in the house from playing with my friends just to watch him fight in the Olympics.

[@josephmills-mw2hs]

Im gonna have to watch this full fight tomorrow

[@acevedo128]

Sugar was the champion of champions. He was pretty in the ring and out the ring. His weight class had the most talented boxers. And he was the one that finished his career on top.

[@luisjr1977]

The time the referees used to let fighter actually fight.

[@timhoward5]

Right.

[@rjpingol2198]

all i can say is 80s and 90s is the best boxing ever!

[@realtalkfbs]

Mayweather looked old his whole life 😂😂😂

[@complexblackness]

Lol

[@misterclutchabc]

Wow... Smh... I hate to say it but man... I definitely see where you're coming from.

[@andremosley9358]

😂😂😂and looks like the predator in Arnold Schwarzenegger movie

[@MultiHondaa]

Bruh? 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@thankyouseann]

@@andremosley9358racist

[@viralcloud2231]

Ray & may man one of the greatest fight in the world! 🌎

[@sagatuppercut2960]

I have to give Floyd Mayweather Sr. credit for not giving up.

[@windelldubison9491]

Two warriors who will never give up.

[@thesmuler5627]

I like Mayweather Senior better, but Junior is a more skilled boxer because he avoided getting hit all those years. By any knock out blow. 50 fights and avoided getting knocked out is a really good skill. Call him a hugger runner whatever as Filipino and Pacquiao countryman I have utter respect for Mayweather boxing skills, and his Philly shell is honed to perfection. Many boxer use it but nobody like Floyd does.

[@Adam-oy4ix]

Teofilo Stevenson is not a 'what if'. Even as an Aussie, I know that. Amateur boxer for 20 years and a triple Olympic gold medalist. Ali, Foreman, Frazier, De La Hoya, Whittaker, Floyd Patterson, Leon Spinks, Michael Spinks etc etc, all won a gold medal...one. Who is to say what route is the toughest - personally I believe the amateur route, with the lack of money and support to be much tougher.... Now we talk about Usain Bolt winning golds at 3 successive games, or Phelps doing the same....don't forget Teofilo Stevenson - he did it way before them both... 3 world championships, 3 gold medals and a record of 302/332, with 22 losses and 8 draws.....legend.

[@AAWGASHTADS]

Stevenson was a grown man Professional boxer sponsored by Castro to beat the young amateurs from other countries .in 3 round fights .

[@richardmccormick859]

Leonard showed why he would beat Floyd Jr! Cracked that shoulder roll defense. 🥊🥊

[@matthewsmith1779]

Floyd Sr isn't a third the boxer his son was.

[@IsmokeHiphopLive]

how on earth did he show how he would be beat floyd??? you floyd haters have always been non boxing fans....we dont respect you clowns in this community. go away scrub your embrassing....we get you dont like him just say it.

[@thadstinson6955]

I am so thankful to watch him box!❤

[@aykay9328]

Sr needed to move around the ring rather than standing there and getting himself beaten up

[@urbangamer8321]

An era of boxing that will never come back unfortunately

[@sphenoidjjj]

We dont see this standard of boxing and stamina these days.

[@HigherPowerWorldWide]

I remember watcthing this fight, I pulled for Leonard because he was so closely tied to Ali - the Fighting styles so closely resembled Ali. Ali had not yet retired and Angelo Dundee displayed his Condidence on Sugar Ray Leanard. He fought so much like a Ali at a lower weight Limit. His connections to Ali were obvious at that time.

[@sherrillraymond7595]

I don't find he fought like Ali did more moving and Ray fought in the inside more

[@loyfangfang1478]

Floyd sr. Doesn't run, he's tough

[@ninolama]

Unknown? What? Olympic Gold medalist!!!

[@doncnunez6231]

Those were 15 round championship fights back in day, and Leonard started the 12 rd. BS with Hagler, cause he knew Hagler had no quit in him!

[@AAWGASHTADS]

I believe the 12 round WBC championship fights started no later than early 1983 so what over 2 Years before Leonard Hagler ??

[@selwinorosota7181]

Ray leanard easily penetrate the Philly shell..😮😮..He's an expert

[@nickbeef4824]

Sugar would have been to much Floyd Jr. bigger, stronger, faster, more power and far more range. Sugar Ray also knew how to breakdown an opponents defense.

[@YshallDAvis]

Super cool, big respect for Mayweather Sr.

[@josephmills-mw2hs]

Mayweather really had skill here,shame he wasnt matched better,i wonder who his promotor was,whod turn down a big chance and payday tho i guess.

[@Plough78]

He admits himself he wasted his talent

[@reginaldgreen6221]

Ray was abled to get through that Philly defense

[@RexT3rra]

Everybody start from somewhere wow the Legend

[@originalnutzie4409]

And Floyd said he would beat Leonard in his day, you saw what he did to your dad broke through that so called best defense so imagine what he would do to you.. 😅😂

[@complexblackness]

Two different fighters, Sr is nowhere as good as Jr.

[@BricktopsPigs]

Sugar ray woulda utterly destroyed Jr.his dad was hard as nails. Sugar is the best to ever live at the weight.

[@peterjeffery1854]

honestly it don't matter who we think was the best fighter in those days they all went hell for leather and put their hearts into it and stood their ground to the best they could do their most never backed out of a fight even though a manager would say its not time to fight so and so they still did it in the end and that's what boxing was made great by

[@secretbearssugar6659]

The Goat pound for pound

[@antoniotutt4894]

Sugar Ray ROBINSON is the greatest pound for pound. Followed by the Greatest Muhammad Ali. No argument, no question. Period.

[@spinxonlinedatingjoke7840]

This fight was on September 1978 and I was born November 1978 I've been fighting every since

[@tubegoood]

Not a fan of mayweather jr

[@CJCrump]

That part....

[@zonclothing639]

7:36 Sugar Ray is special to be able to throw that so fast…wow

[@donaldhester6555]

I watched as many of the Ray Leonard fights as I could in the day. As much as I like to hear about all these great fighters today that are truly great. I don't think I have seen his match. He took on all the best in his time including some he had no chance to win against and he did anyway. He proved to be fast as lightning, and tougher than nails as well as the stamina to take it to the limit. If we could reach back in time and grab Ray Leonard to put into the ring today, I would bet on Ray every time. He won in the Olympics against veterans of the east block communist countries when he was still a youngster. He was one bad dude.

[@TruthSurge]

this fight is why he said "son, don't stand in one spot and throw punches like I did and got my entire existence whooped. RUN, Forrest, RUUUUUUUN!" and so Jr. ran every bout so as not to get hit too often.

[@sacredsounds4234]

Never see anyone hit so hard and fast,...both fighters.

[@babyblu5590]

Sugar Ray has always been my fav.

[@anagram8]

Two great warriors early in the business. SRL had the mass appeal and the cute cuddly thing going on but he was dangerous when his opponent was in trouble. FM was no slouch but no one was safe with a young, hungry, quick handed showman like SRL. I remember watching him against the equally dangerous Wilfredo Benitez and it was touch and go up until the point SRL had him in trouble and SRL put that head to bed. His hand speed, defense, ring savvy for a young boxer along with an underrated boxing IQ was very lethal for opponents. Plus he had the bonus in the legendary Angelo Dundee. He understood who the boxers were and allowed them to be themselves which harnessed their best stuff and reined them in when necessary. He, Cus, Eddie Futch and Emmanuel Steward were my favorites and Roger Mayweather was underrated and mean in the corner.

[@EnthusiasticMansion-ii4fg]

When I bet on sugar Ray Leonard I never lost the bet definitely one of the best of the best

[@Nan0August]

One of the greatest boxers of all time.

[@marcelopiriz4233]

Leonard era un fuera de serie de los mejores de la historia. El sholder roll de Mayweather padre no se veía tan bueno como el del hijo de todas maneras Floyd tuvo dos entrenadores formidables ,su padre y su tío Roger

[@bladvenci8237]

Sugar Ray looked old for his age now young for his age🤯

[@piankhiiyapo8147]

Ray was known to all those in boxing who should have known of him as a boxer since b4 the 1976 Olympic Games. He was an "unmistakable, undeniable talent!!!" Trust me, he snuck up on no one!!!

[@RexT3rra]

This how I expected Deven Haney to fight Garcia fight with your heart

[@STEDEL82]

Man...Mr. Mayweather Sr. was tough AF. He was taking some hard shots and then coming back by the next round, still wanting to knock Mr. Leonard's head off. Great bout!

[@michaelmorley6522]

Unknown Sugar Ray Leonard, who just happened to be an Olympic Champion before turning Pro. One of the all time greats.

[@ENIGIZERb]

Mayweather was a tough cookie, but Ray wasn't unknown. Mayweather was hand-picked for Ray's next step.

[@pauleeley867]

Suger Ray Leonard is an absolute legend

[@mikec6733]

When other fighters do that taunting show-off stuff they get criticized. When Ray did it it was applauded.

[@dionruffin3996]

He was never rude or mean to his opponents after he fights so it was acceptable like Ali