Muhammad Ali was known simply as 'The Greatest,' though he once admitted there was a fighter he considered to be even greater still.

Like Sugar Ray Robinson, Chicago’s Johnny Bratton is ... When Sugar Ray graduated to the middleweight title by out-punching Jake LaMotta (TIME, Feb. 26), Bratton decided to apply for Sugar ...

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 ...

From bone-breaking brawls to elegant sword duels, join us as we count down the most spectacular hand-to-hand combat sequences ever filmed! Our countdown celebrates the perfect blend of choreography, ...

Robinson’s career was marked by legendary rivalries, most notably his six brutal encounters with Jake LaMotta – who said, “I fought Sugar Ray so many times, I’m surprised I’m not diabetic!” The boxing ...

“Sugar Ray Robinson is the greatest of all time ... boasting legacy defining defeats against the likes of Henry Armstrong and Jake LaMotta amongst others. The American icon tragically passed away in ...

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.

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 ...

IBF welterweight champion Jaron 'Boots' Ennis is hoping he can create a legacy similar to that of boxing legends Floyd Mayweather and Sugar Ray Leonard. The start of that journey ...