Allure Reacts to Sugar Ray Robinson's Boxing Highlights
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- Опубликовано: 30 сен 2024
- Sugar Ray Robinson certainly delivered beat downs in the ring!!
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Ali says that while he may be the greatest heavyweight of all time... he himself says that Robinson is THE greatest of all time.
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Yeah he has to have the most gifts as a pro ever
You see 👀 how as he had this guy on the ropes he's having trouble knocking him out so ray uses his jab hand to move his head 1 direction so he can knock him out with the other hand
People need to understand that Sugar Ray Robinson was past his prime in these fights. His best years aren’t on tape. 200 - 173, most of them loses came when he was old. This guy was Muhammad Ali's, Joe Louis, Roberto Duràn and of course Sugar Ray Léonard's Idol, so you know he was the real deal.
Yeah a lot of his fights aren't televised didn't he start something like 114-1 something crazy like that
Ali would always say that he himself was the best HW in the world, but would call Robinson the greatest fighter/boxer ever.
MICOLE WHYTE Yeah 129-1-1
@@an3mm766 i think the losses was more down to fighting bigger and better opposition. if he stayed at lower weights and fought less often he probably couldve kept a big belt til 40
You mean SRR was a fan of Joe Louis ? Joe came first .
Sugar Ray Robinson was hands down the greatest fighter who's ever laced up gloves. He started from Featherweight and went all the way up to Light heavyweight, that would be damn near 100lbs by todays standards smh. Robbie was the most beautiful, innovative and fighter that ever lived. The term "Pound for pound" was coined by him. Robbie literally killed a man in the ring, and dreamt about it the night BEFORE smh. Robinson represented a different type of fighter that bridged the gap of the immotals of the 1930's to the 1960's. If Robbie were alive today he'd have been like a battle worn full grown lion eating brand new cups and taking over a pride.
Another godly fighter but not as quite as good was Henry 'Homicide Hank' Armstrong.
Agreed
Corrado Junior , The Original Sugar Ray started out as a Lightweight.
@@MadAngel209 Walker Smith Jr? That Sugar Ray started at Featherweight.
Corrado Junior greatest *boxer buddy. Not denying that they're great but he was the greatest boxer, not fighter, get it right. Fedor Emelianenko, Jon Jones, Georges St. Pierre, Anderson Silva, these are the greatest p4p fighters of all time. Not Sugar Ray Robinson or ANY boxer.
@@jackforpresident22 LMAO that's probably the most ridiculous quote I've ever read. You can't compare men rolling around on the ground with each other with a man who actually coined the term pound for pound and had over 200 pro fights. You should be ashamed for naming juice heads in the same sentence as the great Robinson anyway.
Sugar ray robinson had footwork, hand speed and punching power
"That man was beautiful. Timing, speed, reflexes, rhythm, his body, everything was beautiful. And to me, still, I would say pound for pound...I'd say I'm the greatest heavyweight of all time, but pound for pound, I still say Sugar Ray Robinson was the greatest of all time." - Muhammad Ali
I remember when Ali said that
Sugar Ray Robinson is considered by many boxing fans myself including as "the" greatest boxer of all time.
Yeah Ali was over rated..I think okd school boxers had the toughest fights..sugar Ray is Def one of the tops..Ali be in top 5 but old school wins top spot my book
Young Black King - and rightfully so.
I personally out Cesar Chavez and Mayweather above him
@@wassup395 Why?
@@wassup395 That's because you don't know boxing.
Muhammad Ali, Sugar Ray Leonard, and Roy Jones Jr. got their styles from Sugar Ray Robinson. He fought from 1942 to 1965.
1940 WAS HIS FIRST YEAR!
Muhammad Ali copied Suger Ray Robinson however Sugar Ray Leonard and Roy Jones Jr. copied Muhammad Ali. Ali was in a class all on his own... Agree?
@@pfpchuij ...Absolutely!!!
Ali yes, Leonard got his from Ali, so kind? Jones, no...
@@jaydezifour988 the dancing, the Ali Shuffle, the showboating, the bolo punch. Where do you think Jones got his style from?
Sugar Ray Robinson the True G.O.A.T.🤘😤🤘
He was one of the greatest of all time. FIGHT IQ SPEED STAMINA POWER. ROY JONE JR. BEFORE ROY JONES JR. THE OG.
he was to me the best
He was. Pound for pound any way.
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@@koolaidog3596 kyrie Irrrrrrrrrrving .... Fuck your life Man and Beat your ass
@@Genzmichaeljackson all i found of kyrie irving is basketball. We are talking about boxing.
The P4P G.O.A.T ... and there's not even a close second, including Ali.
Henry Armstrong once went 27-0 with 26 KOs in one year! (1937). Fighting every two weeks. He followed that with a 14-0 13 KO year the following year.
I think that they made better men & women back then 😮_ just a small person was better than 3 bigger persons, now a days _ today no honest substance,🤨
Sugar Robinson was Mohammad Ali and Sugar Ray Leonard's idol. Both Ali and Leonard borrowed from Robbie from the foot work to the combo hooks and flurries to the head and body. Nobody outside of Roberto Duran, Salvador Sanchez and Mike McCallum could bob and weave counter off the torque to the head and body so effortlessly the way they did.
The bloody valentine's day massacre
If you're a real Boxer/Boxing fan , watching a Sugar Ray Robinson fight makes you wanna cry because of the absolute beauty and perfection of such a fighter! Also she's poppin asf 😍😍💯
Hello beautiful black queen thank you for SRR video I ask and deliver much respect for you now time for Terrell Owens thank you
Sugar ray Robinson was great man like Ali said he was beautiful his fighting style how he moved the speed the power everything was beautiful he was one of a kind sad is not much footage of his prime exist when he was the Welterweight king absolutely beating up everybody but eavin past his prime he was still that damn good beating pretty much everyone he Great man👏
Do a video on Jack Johnson
Willie Parker JJ FROM G TOWN! Anyone that thinks money mayweather schtick was innovative is sadly mistaken. Give the social climate of Johnson era, he makes mayweather look like a square.
Willie Parker, since they didn't have the technology back in The 1900's when it comes to film, it really didn't give Jack Johnson any justice. But, Jack Johnson was a slick fighter, and a defensive wizard.
Right
Walker smith jr aka Ray Robinson, was one of a kind. His activity level was unreal. Back in the day they just fought, they were not so concerned with keeping a 0 or promoter issues. He had multiple trilogies against the likes of Turpin, fullmer, basillio, graziano and of course the renowned lomatta. Turpin gave him the most trouble I would have to say.
Greatest all time we never even saw footage of him at welterweight when he was in his prime 🤦🏿♂️ Mostly his middleweight fights love the way he came back against Randolph Turpin in the rematch to stop him after been cut very badly brilliant boxer 👏🏿 Nice video
I see you haven't covered julian "the hawk" jackson. Check him out he's arguably the hardest hitter in boxing
@Simba Simba ernie was 220 lbs and easily the hardest hitter in heavyweight. Julian Jackson was 150 and hit like a heavyweight.
@Simba Simba I found out about mcclenan just recently. Sad story he was an amazing fighter and the fact is that happens too often in boxing breaks my heart to see warriors go out like that
My baby finally did one on my idle. I love you for this one 😍 pound 4 pound a god in his own right of the sport. If it wasn't for him, there would be bo Muhammad Ali, Sugar Ray Leonard, Roy Jones Jr., Pernell Whitaker, etc. You get the point. You those guys back then were athletic machines far ahead of boxers of today physically. Cardio builds your endurance which is one of the main necessities in the sport which many fighters lack to date.
A lot of people say Muhammad Ali was the greatest. Not true Sugar Ray Robinson was pound for pound the greatest boxer ever.
Btw the majority of those losses came at the end of his career, well past his prime after literally, his body enduring hundreds of wars.
Ali is a legend and without a doubt a top 3 boxer ever but we all know his legacy is as great as it is because of what he did outside of the ring. If he didn’t do that he’d be just another special boxer. When we’re talking about strictly boxing Sugar Ray Robinson is by far the greatest ever! His record speaks for itself. He lost to Jake LaMotta then came back and whooped him and when he retired the first time his record was 131-3-1-1. Simply amazing! It sucks that he doesn’t get the praise he deserves like Ali, Mayweather, or Tyson. Only true boxing fans appreciate his greatness and know just how great he was.
HERE'S THE THING THOUGH AND I HATE TO BURST YOUR BUBBLE. I LOVE SRR BUT THAT RECORD IS PADDED WITH GUYS YOU COULDA BEAT WHERE AS ALI GOT HIS INCREDIBLE RECORD OF 56-5 37 KO'S BEATING GUYS LIKE
FOREMAN
NORTON 2X
FRAZIER 2X
LISTON
COOPER
ETC. HE PREVAILED IN THE GOLDEN AGE OF BOXING. MUCH MUCH DIFFERENT
@@samweathersby6685 sugar beat jake lamotta 5 times, kid gavilan , rocky graziano 2 times.
All of those guys hall of famers. Just like ali opponents.
@@samweathersby6685 padded yes but whose boxer is not. plus Sugar Ray's peak 128-1-2 record alone is also padded with names like Sammy Anggott, Marty Servo, Fritzie Zivic, Henry Armstrong, Jake LaMotta, California Jackie Wilson, Ralph Zanelli, Maxie Berger, Maxie Shapiro, Bernard Docusen, Charley Fusari, George'Sugar'Costner, Bobo Olson, Tommy Bell, Izzy Jannazo, Robert Villemain, and Kid Gavilan. This ain't a padded record of weak oppositions like you wanted to portay but a padded record of high caliber fighters and HOF's.
@@samweathersby6685 every boxers recorded is padded (a bit) for srr he had quality and quantity combined
@@samweathersby6685 you are a mad person
He was handsome, ferocious boxer and his aura in general was perfect. I can understand why Ali admired him so much and said he was pound for pound the best.
Potentially the best boxer ever in the sport..... respective to generations of fighters.
He's from back when fighters didn't make nearly as much and were far more active in competition. If you want to be great at fighting a long standing belief is to fight well... you need to fight often. You say accurate and sharp, you're less nervous with an adrenaline rush that can fuck you up and always stay close to your weightclass so your body is always ready. So long as you don't get injured that's a great way to handle ya biz.
Think about it like this. He fought once a month for over 12 years. And he fought whoever was next. No dodging no nonsense. Your next? Let's go.
You should react to boxer Julian "The Hawk" Jackson.He is one of the Hardest punchers,if not ,the hardest puncher in boxing history.Boxers that can punch hard is something that you have to be born with ,you can't teach it and Julian Jackson is an incredible example of that.
Robinson had a premonition or a dream the night before a fight that he would kill his opponent with a perfect left hook.
And, sure enough, his nightmare came true.
He hit the guy with that perfect left hook, and he died as a result of his injuries the next day.
Robinson's taste for boxing, understandably was not the same after that.
And, he wasnt the same fighter either.
Can I just tell you you have the best reaction channel I have ever seen. Nobody ever goes as far into sports as Sugar ray robinson, Babe ruth etc Ali too looked up to robinson
Allure, you should do a video on Naoya "The Monster" Inoue. He is a 25 year old 118lb Japanese boxer who might be the most powerful puncher for his size in boxing HISTORY. Some consider him to be the best lb4lb boxer in the world today over the likes of Loma, Crawford, and Spence Jr. He is the scariest fighter in boxing today, and destroys other boxers like a 20 year old Mike Tyson did over 30 years ago.
The baddest thing with a relexer and two feet Ray Robinson
I've studied boxing film and been involved with the sport my whole life. Sugar Ray Robinson was the most complete boxer-puncher I've ever seen on film - maybe not as ruthless as a prime Joe Louis, nor as frightening as the footage of Sam Langford...but he was the most complete.
He could do it all - outbox you & make you miss for many rounds, inside-fight & destroy your body, counter you going backwards, & brawl going forwards...and he could do any of these things at will. He was fast, had 1-punch KO power, threw many punches from all angles, and scariest of all - he had the strange ability to observe new boxing strategy in front of him & quickly imitate them in the course of 1 extra fight (It usually takes most high-level professionals months to implement new technique).
Bert Sugar (famous boxing historian) said: “If God would have said make me a fighter, the perfect fighter, the closest anyone could of been to that would have been Sugar Ray Robinson.”
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@Allure Vision just saw this video and it's awesome! But what's really amazing is all the video there is on Sugar Ray Robinson is when he was already past his prime. He was unbelievably more incredible in his prime. Probably most of his knockouts when he was in his younger. He was also an incredible amateur boxer with a ton of fights won mostly by ko's.
Old timers used to fight way more often than they do now
"Sting Ray Robinson" 😁👍
I love the legends man they are the reason I love this sport so foundmental it just proves the old saying trust your trainer not your anger that your trainer will lead you to victory you have a be pretty discipline to listen to someone while getting punch in the face
Sugar Ray Robinson and Jake Lamotta
Great Video!!
He is considered by many to be the greatest boxer ever, pound for pound.
I see a lot of him in Ali and Roy Jones Junior.
Thankyou for the wonderful video!
GOAT. Even Ali said it. Sugar Ray Leonard and Roy Jones Jr. modeled their styles after him. And so did Ali.
Probably the best to ever do it just look at the rotation he has on his punches it's crazy ! He had everything ,rhythm ,power , accuracy . He woulda been a mega star today ! P4p greatest ! R.I.P. champ
The greatest of all time was Sugar Ray R.
You should do
1. Evander Holyfield
2. Joe Frazier
3. Riddick Bowe
Willie Pep has 241 fights
He was the greatest pound for pound and please remember all fights were 15 rounds back then. Also he fought on a monthly basis and notice those moves with his feet shuffling were before Ali. He was the man !
Monthly???? Dude fought weekly even daily
@@sherrillraymond7595 - The greatest !!!
Hard to argue with that. Awesome fighter in a golden era. You should do a video on Roberto Duran, Hands of Stone... thanks, Rob.
His greatness was defined also bu how he came back from defeats as well.Only man to successfully defeat his opponent after a loss.Not how you fall but how u get up.Roy Jones was most gifted, Ali was the greatest but Ray Robinson was greatest boxer.PERIOD no discussion.Greatest Amateur as well.
& now you must do Evander "Real Deal" Holyfield - - pls
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yh a boxer needs to be light on there feet and sugar ray was unlike most fighters as they would hit you a couple of times then look to get out and defend. sugar was not like that he would overwhelm his opponents with combinations from all angles then defend. Which is why he was considered the best, he was the first boxer to win the world title 5 times and that included middleweight and welterweight. I believe he didn’t have the toughest competition but no matter what era he would have fought in he was still the best technical boxer ever.
It was the toughest competition of his era
Review Julian "The Hawk" Jackson when you get a chance.
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Stick to the Boxing wave👍👍 Dont forget the Gotti vs Ward first fight rd9.
Sugar Ray Leonard got his nickname Sugar from him. But his mom named him after Ray Charles the singer.
The jump rope
Is to build up leg strength and endurance the stronger the legs the longer u can stand and fight which is very important to do cuz if you don't your legs get heavy and weak during a fight which it makes it easier for you to get hit or knocked out
Glad you gave me this reminder of a legend! Wish I could have seen him fight.
Please react to Wilt Chamberlain the original Shaq. Scored 100 points in a game! In his 40's could shutdown a young Magic. Dunk with a guy hanging on each arm.
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Hey Allure, sorry to keep adding to the long list of boxing suggestions but I think Eric "Butter Bean" Esch would be an interesting boxer to react to.
Sugar ray 173 fights ,6 draws three losses, 83 amateur fights, once fought 4 times in a week, defending his title, the greatest boxer in history period.
I do hate how he's not noted as other fighters...this dude is a legend...I really hate how everyone says Floyd Mayweather is the greatest... He wouldn't of lived a chance with fighters like Robinson, Roberto Duran, Leonard, haglin.
You are on it today!!!!
He'd be able to take heavyweights,I'm sure of it. After all,a brain is a brain,and a kidney is a kidney,no matter how big you are. Sugar hit well hard,easily as hard as many heavyweights,plus he had more speed. He could ko you going backwards.
He was the man when I discovered him he instantly became my favorite boxer of all time
I've never seen videos of Sugar Ray Robinson and all I can say is Damn! Definitely one of the greatest.
A true legend ...great reaction.
Unfortunately they lost a lot of his fights. And some wasn't filmed.
Good stuff allure have you trained in combat sports? Love the people you profile in your videos keep up the good work like and subscribe done
You should do a duo of morales vs Barrera
Good shit.. As usual.... And also damn u look better in every video lol
DO JACK JOHNSON!!!!
You got react to butterbean..lol if you haven't yet..
That medicine ball that he was throwing was to toughen up the midsection so you can take body shots.
This man is The Greatest Fighter of all times in all of boxing, Pound For Pound.. there will never be another.. there is a story.. that one night before a fight he had a dream that he had killed his opponent in the fight... so he didn’t want to take the fight anymore but a priest or a shrink probably both (I don’t really remember or know too much how the story went) convinced him to going on with the fight and just like his premonition in his dream his opponent ended up passing away.....
Sugar Ray Robinson also used to have more than one fight a month or even in a week. No one does that today.
He was a tap dancer and he applied some of that knowledge to his boxing footwork... he literally was dancing while kicking asses
Sugar Ray Robinson'''is the real sugar ray.ok
Please reacts to ward vs. Gatti trilogy. The 3 fights are some of the most action packed matches of all time
Do a review on Pernell Whitaker he was great and so was Marvin Haglor
THE best combos I seen a fighter ever had was sugar ray
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Allure try to check Ricardo Mayorga highlights . He's entertaining and the dude rely on brute force. But prime oscar dela hoya beat him in 1 round. 😁😁
Do one on Zion Williamson PLEASE ‼️
Vitor Belfort - he is very hard man. Ну прям тоже жёсткий в хлам)Прям очень.
*Turns on notifications* I'm sure you have had plenty of requests for him but please consider checking out former NFL wide receiver Calvin Johnson aka MEGATRON. He was amazing. Thanks for your vids!
You should react to Josh "pretty boy" Kelly
And keep the great vids up
The definition of a boxer. No other boxer like him. The combo of speed, power, footwork, angles unmatched
My All-time favorite fighter.
RAY WAS A DANCER AFTER HE RETIRED..when you have time you need to read one of his autobiographys ..his life was incredible ..he was the greatest boxer who ever lived
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I think that you’re channel is one of the best! You pay homage to the greats ! Much respect! @Allure Vision
This guy is the greatest P4P fighter of all time
You just watched the greatest boxer of all time
The greatest record in boxing history belonged to Willie Pep. 230-11-1. And he even survived a plane crash. Check out "In This Corner: Willie Pep".
The real goat
Sugar Ray Robinson is arguably but realistically the goat! A master boxer..But because of Ali's greatness and overall social and political influence outside the ring most people don't wanna really argue that point. Even though Ali himself said he was the best and pattern his skills and style in the ring after him. Ray Robinson had 108 knockouts in his career! That's more than twice as many Mayweather fights.
The Greatest EVER! Never forget that those were 15 round fights! 200 fights. Look at the number of times he fought during a year!
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Yep!! Sugar ray Robinson was no joke!! He was pound for pound the greatest. The valentines day massacre he beat the Brakes off of jake lamotta.