Boots' Ennis ranked Floyd Mayweather as the greatest with Sugar Ray Robinson and Sugar Rey Leonard completing his top three. In fourth place came the defensive genius, Pernell 'Sweet Pea' Whitaker.

Sugar Ray Robinson was an American professional boxer who became the first boxer in history to win a divisional world championship five times and is often considered the greatest boxer of all time.

Retiring with 199 fights to his name, Robinson notched up 174 wins throughout his career. This included becoming a world champion in two weight divisions. In what was one of the standout years of his ...

Floyd Mayweather Jr., Terence Crawford, Sugar Ray Leonard, Roberto Duran and Sugar Ray Robinson can all lay claim to the 147-pound throne in the boxing annals, having won titles in competitive ...

17. Sugar Ray Robinson KO 1 Maurice Arnault, August 29, 1941: The all-time pound-for-pound king fought exactly once at Boardwalk Hall (then known as Convention Hall), back when he was 22-0 and ...

Whether it was the unmistakable falsetto that made “The Tracks of My Tears” an anthem or the lyrical touch that gifted “My Girl” to The Temptations, Robinson’s mark on music is unmistakable.