Leonard in his prime was 1 of the most complete and best boxers in history, not only was he fast and slick, he was an absolute killer at welterweight, 1 of the best finishers of all time.
Like I always said, a prime Leonard would beat Mayweather just like he did his father. In my book Leonard, Hagler, Hearns and Duran were the best. If these guys were boxing today in their primes, they would clean out the entire division.
Fight is closer than you think. Don't see what Floyd has to do with this though. Other than you wanted him so desperately to lose you have to throw him in fantasy fights. Let it go.
Floyd is a defensive genius. If the opponent gave him trouble at first, Floyd would adjust, make the necessary adjustments and outbox him like what he did to Canelo.
Best pure 147 welter weight fighter I ever seen. Sugar Ray could sharp shoot upstairs and hurt you with body punches. I was skeptical of Ray early on till he beat Benitez, though I was big Duran fan, Sugar Ray impressed me in the first fight though he lost he stood toe to toe and went to war. Man I miss the old days of boxing. Just went dead at the turn of the century.
Sin duda Sugar Ray Leonard "El Biónico" como le llamaban, fue uno de los boxeadores más grandes y completos en la historia de la época de oro del Boxeo de los 80s, después de Muhammad Alí (Cassius Clay). Pero al que más admiro yo!! pues es de mi generación y me marco su estilo "sin igual". Nunca habrá otro como él Pues era único en su estilo. Grande Sugar Ray Leonard!!! El verbo del Boxeo!!!
Howard Cosell is right, this was just a stunning KO at the time. Leonard's camp had been criticized before this fight of protecting him, so they had him take on Price, as a lot of boxers avoided him. But what an impressive KO. Just a blistering assault of punches by Ray. Before the start of this video, Cosell mentioned that Price had never been off his feet (though he did have two KO losses) making this all the more impressive.
As I’ve said about Leonard and even though I’ve NEVER been a fan, despite all the cute and flashy stuff, when he smelled blood, he was easily one of the most vicious and best finishers EVER!
it's beautiful to see Ray gauging his distance first with the ,fient to left jab, next he notices Andy drops his left when he feints, looking to land that right, notice how Leonard turns him to his inside foot opening him up for that right hand
To make matters worse, Marvin Gaye(Andy Price’s manager) had to sing the national anthem for the main event after his fighter was KOd in the first round.
The idea that Ray ducked Pryor is completely foolish... Pryor couldn't get a shot at Lightweight & moved to Super Light in '80. He didn't fight Arguello until Nov '82 & rematched with him in fall '83. Pryor was 5'6" & didn't move up to fight any of the great Welters of the early '80s. He didn't fight Benitez, Cuevas, Duran, Hearns or Leonard. It's not an insult to him. He simply wasn't in their weight class... Considering how close Pryor was to Arguello, it's like arguing that both of them could have competed with that group of Welters. That simply isn't the case... Furthermore, Leonard fought Benitez in late '79 followed by Duran twice & Hearns before '82. He squeezed in two more fights before '82 including moving up & winning a Super Welter title over undefeated Ayub Kalule. After beating Bruce Finch in Feb '82 he retired with a detached retina (for two years)... Again, Pryor hadn't faced Arguello yet.
Why didn't Leonard fight Hagler in the late 70s and early 80s? Are you really asking that question? The fight that we're on is Leonard vs Andy Price, it took place in Sept. 79. Two months later, Leonard fought Benitez in his first world title fight. That night on the same card, Hagler finally got a shot at the middleweight title against Vito Antuofermo!!!! The fight ended in a draw. Hagler didn't win the title until a year later!!! Leonard between the first & second Duran fights, at that time. Leonard wasn't cherry picking at middleweight during that time. It was established that Hagler was two weights up. I laid out the dates of his fights through Finch (& retirement)!!! From fall '79 through '82 he fought at welterweight. Only the Kalule fight was at jr middle (he weighed under the '54 limit, easily). He only came back ONCE in '84. That was against Kevin Howard after two years off - at WELTER!!! He then quit again for 3 years, only to come back when he thought he could beat Hagler. So, it wasn't about avoiding Hagler as champ. Hell, they weren't close to the same weight. Leonard wasn't fight ANY middleweights... Now, did he see that Hagler was vulnerable when he did come back years later? Yeah, he did...
@@cooljeb3 Leonard was at ringside for the Hagler/Mugabi match in '86. I think he saw how much more Hagler was susceptible to getting hit by flush shots, especially from a slugger like Mugabi. And he decided that the time was right for a match with Hagler.
Leonard had it all…perfect boxer complete fighter, charismatic,good chin, good jab,good right,good left, speed and faster, he can boxing inside, outside, midside,intelligent, Brave,good legs for dance… if you see something wrong in him let me know because l never see
Andy Price vs Pete Ranzany,or vs Randy Shields would've made for Good Competitive matchups. This was just a Bad Matchup of Styles,kind of like Hearns and Cuevas.
I'm with you Johan Cruijff. In his prime, Sugar Ray Leonard can unleash multitudes of lethal and almost imperceptible ultra quick puches tempered with so much accuracy & precession. He also use lots of smarts in his battle plan and seems to know what his opponent is doing.
Leonard knocked out this guy, who people thought would beat him, with such a gorgeous 17 punch combination How much better can you get than Sugar Ray Leonard 👑
Pryor AND Mayweather too small to mess with Ray. Pryor was a jr. welter. It was not worth the risk for Ray to drop weight, and it woulda been suicide for Pryor to move up. Mayweather might have had a shot at welter but he's a short welter. Ray and Tommy Hearns woulda been too much for him in their primes.
Leonard had faster hands than Floyd & more power. Hearns definitely had more power. They both could go into deep water. In their primes Floyd couldn't possibly go toe to toe with either of them they both hit too hard. Floyd would have to stay outside & slip.
Prime Sugar Ray Leonard (~ 2.5 year stretch during 1979-82) was one of the greatest boxers of all time - incredible hand & foot speed, great combination punching, brilliant feint artist, versatile defensive skills (slip, duck, parry, block & deflect), lead or counter effectively, and a great finisher.
my eyes could'nt see so many punches coming to andy's face, when the referee decided to stop the fight, Leonard threw another 4 or 5 extra punches until the fight was completely stop
I went to Bret Harte Jr. High with Andy, in L.A., and because he'd beaten Palimino and Cuevas, we thought he could go the distance. That was not to happen. Didn't make me lose any respect, because he was always a good and classy dude. Heavyweight Marty Monroe also went to Bret Harte with us. The worked out at the legendary Hoover St. gym.
True. Andy felt Ray was quick, but in pinching exchanges he could outfox him. His corner warned him about Ray’s power and he ignored them, at his peril. Price was a tricky fighter who could lull other fighters into making mistakes, then capitalize on that. That strategy would never work against Leonard.
Marvin Gaye’s ex-wife Janis Gaye’s book “After The Dance” brought me here. I saw MG in the crowd at the beginning of this clip. He was not a happy camper at the end of it.
Absolutely amazing to me Price beat Palomino and Cuevas. He was a PERFECT pick as Leonard's last fight before the title shot. He'd lost 4X in the prior 3 years, with only two world class but not quite chap caliber opponents (Harold Weston and Dave Boy Green, both losses) in that time frame and, as Cosell aptly noted a minute before the stoppage, he is vulnerable to the right. What else could be expected of a guy carrying his left like he was playing with himself? Otherwise, typical inept ref, being behind the fighters when they went to the ropes, so slow to intervene and costing Price about 3 clean shots after he was out on his feet with both hands dropped. By contrast, you will never seen Mills Lane anywhere but on the side once the fighters are on the ropes.
I remember that this was one of the undercard matches for the main event, which was Shavers vs Holmes II. I think that halfway into round 1, Leonard saw that Price was no threat to him and decided to end it there.
In some part of the video you can see Marvin Gaye in the crowd. He managed Andy price and at this point of his career Marvin was hoping to redeem himself financially through this fight he thought if Andy can beat Leonard they would make a lot of money in the future as Andy apparently was a huge favorite to win the fight and seemed like a promising fighter. After the ko I think Marvin cried and almost opted out of singing the national anthem afterwards, this fight had a huge effect on Marvin.
The way leanord took Hearns right hands was a turning point for me … only Duran really beat him when both were in their prime ( pls no excuses form the leanord fan base ).
Andy Price was too arrogant in this fight! he didn't think Sugar was mature enough yet, after he got hit with that one two he should have backed off and regrouped but he stood in front of the Sugarman and did nothing but attempt to trade jabs. Sugarman is one of the greatest closers of all time and Andy gave him the opportunity to close and that's what he did!
the fight in Montreal should've been a draw, (btw, a 29 y.o.Duran fought very well) the next fight "no mas" Duran felt Sugar was much more superior thats why he quit and the third fight, Duran was old, slow, lack of acuracy, his prime was past many years ago. l'd still put Duran in the top five 147 lb of all time. of course, SRL the best P4P has ever fought.
Duran as a lightweight was the best I ever saw. He didn't take his power with him as he moved up. For the total career, I'd put Chavez ahead of him. But Duran as a lightweight was on another level.
Okay that was obviously 40 years ago but I'm over here yelling ref what are you doing. I mean it did happen really fast but the guy took like six unanswered punches with his hands down
If somebody think .. some boxers if better than Sugar Ray Leonard.. they don’t know nothing about boxing Ray was the most complete boxing of all times, No Duran, No Hagler, No Hearns, Was Leonard the best
Marvin Gaye lost his taste for the game once Andy got stopped. That and the money slipped away in ‘79 after the bankruptcy. Andy had unusual position of having beaten Palomino and Cuevas pre titles. I think Burt Reynolds’s took over management once Gaye bailed. He was supposed to sing national anthem prior toa San Diego bout, but disappeared.
Some people don’t know nothing about boxing… Sugar Ray is too fast.. Aaron Pryor his defending is too open.. again Sugar Ray is suicide, Aaron Pryor defense is no good believe, see the fights of Aaron Pryor no defense
A young Pretty Boy Floyd Mayweather was no joke. Go watch his old fights... then come back here. Not taking anything from Sugar Ray, but stop bashing Floyd.
Leonard in his prime was 1 of the most complete and best boxers in history, not only was he fast and slick, he was an absolute killer at welterweight, 1 of the best finishers of all time.
johan cruijff No doubt. He doesn't get the respect he deserves for his power
+johan cruijff Could not agree more!
Leonard was sweet and deadly the way he hit price wow price was looking like a crash test dummy and he got desposed ruthlessly
Oh yes absolutely.
Totally agree. Vicious vicious fighter, but a controlled fury. Right when you think hes about to attack , he waits like a Mongoose..
Damn! That was nice. Sugar Ray is no doubt one of the greatest to ever put on a pair of gloves. He was just a complete boxer.
Great knockout. Leonard was really something in his prime.
there will never be another welterweight as good as sugar ray leonard.
100% agree he had it all complete fighter!!!
Like I always said, a prime Leonard would beat Mayweather just like he did his father. In my book Leonard, Hagler, Hearns and Duran were the best. If these guys were boxing today in their primes, they would clean out the entire division.
fo sure
Leonard the same ability as Ali did, and that was to figure it out early.
I love Leonard but Floyd jr was a whole different beast then sr I see Floyd adjusting to combinations
@@hardwork3053 clown. The only adjustments Floyd would make would be to duck them.
Then watch paquiao 8 division champ, Paq will clean all the fighters in 80s
We stopped to buy beer one afternoon in the middle of nowhere Miss and this fight started and ended while we were in line. He was da man back then.
Peppapig
should have set your betamax to record it
Wow! Sugar in his prime. Lightning jab And killer instinct to spare. Andy Price was no slouch. Underrated.
Best combination puncher of All Time!!! Crisp hard accurate shots!!! Peace brother
One of my favorite fights of Ray. He just had that presence man. Smh. A great great great boxer.
Once Leonard had his opponent hurt it was over! No way a prime mayweather jr. beats A Prime Sugar Ray Leonard!
Fight is closer than you think. Don't see what Floyd has to do with this though. Other than you wanted him so desperately to lose you have to throw him in fantasy fights. Let it go.
Mayweather is the grandfather grandmaster granddaddy and prime of all primers even he can beat the caveman at his own game
@@contempris2383 fr though
Srl never would lose to a smaller fighter with a feather punch
@@contempris2383 stop Floyd would get smoked by SRL
That was unbelievable! Tremendous skill of hand and foot speed. Sugar Ray Leonard had it all! What a fighter!
Yes he was
Leonard was is so fast. I have to actually concentrate to see his punches on the video. I couldn't imagine eating them.
Floyd is a defensive genius. If the opponent gave him trouble at first, Floyd would adjust, make the necessary adjustments and outbox him like what he did to Canelo.
The most complete fighter of all times Sugar Ray Leonard
The perfect boxer Sugar Ray Leonard l miss him a lot always was the best
Best pure 147 welter weight fighter I ever seen. Sugar Ray could sharp shoot upstairs and hurt you with body punches. I was skeptical of Ray early on till he beat Benitez, though I was big Duran fan, Sugar Ray impressed me in the first fight though he lost he stood toe to toe and went to war. Man I miss the old days of boxing. Just went dead at the turn of the century.
Duran got into his head, so Leonard fought him toe to toe.
THE BEST WELTERWEIGHT OF THE LAST 38 YEARS...PERIOD !
best welter since Robinson
Sin duda Sugar Ray Leonard "El Biónico" como le llamaban, fue uno de los boxeadores más grandes y completos en la historia de la época de oro del Boxeo de los 80s, después de Muhammad Alí (Cassius Clay).
Pero al que más admiro yo!! pues es de mi generación y me marco su estilo "sin igual".
Nunca habrá otro como él
Pues era único en su estilo.
Grande Sugar Ray Leonard!!! El verbo del Boxeo!!!
Howard Cosell is right, this was just a stunning KO at the time. Leonard's camp had been criticized before this fight of protecting him, so they had him take on Price, as a lot of boxers avoided him. But what an impressive KO. Just a blistering assault of punches by Ray.
Before the start of this video, Cosell mentioned that Price had never been off his feet (though he did have two KO losses) making this all the more impressive.
As I’ve said about Leonard and even though I’ve NEVER been a fan, despite all the cute and flashy stuff, when he smelled blood, he was easily one of the most vicious and best finishers EVER!
Your not a fan because you have no idea about boxing.
@@chanceburger3169 Go back to your seat at the children’s table and stay there, and don’t speak until a grownup gives you permission.
it's beautiful to see Ray gauging his distance first with the ,fient to left jab, next he notices Andy drops his left when he feints, looking to land that right, notice how Leonard turns him to his inside foot opening him up for that right hand
Wow! I remember when I saw this fight live on TV. It was a very stunning knockout and a great performance by the great Sugar Ray Leonard.
To make matters worse, Marvin Gaye(Andy Price’s manager) had to sing the national anthem for the main event after his fighter was KOd in the first round.
The idea that Ray ducked Pryor is completely foolish... Pryor couldn't get a shot at Lightweight & moved to Super Light in '80. He didn't fight Arguello until Nov '82 & rematched with him in fall '83. Pryor was 5'6" & didn't move up to fight any of the great Welters of the early '80s. He didn't fight Benitez, Cuevas, Duran, Hearns or Leonard. It's not an insult to him. He simply wasn't in their weight class... Considering how close Pryor was to Arguello, it's like arguing that both of them could have competed with that group of Welters. That simply isn't the case...
Furthermore, Leonard fought Benitez in late '79 followed by Duran twice & Hearns before '82. He squeezed in two more fights before '82 including moving up & winning a Super Welter title over undefeated Ayub Kalule. After beating Bruce Finch in Feb '82 he retired with a detached retina (for two years)... Again, Pryor hadn't faced Arguello yet.
Why didn't Leonard fight Hagler in the late 70s and early 80s? Are you really asking that question? The fight that we're on is Leonard vs Andy Price, it took place in Sept. 79. Two months later, Leonard fought Benitez in his first world title fight. That night on the same card, Hagler finally got a shot at the middleweight title against Vito Antuofermo!!!! The fight ended in a draw. Hagler didn't win the title until a year later!!! Leonard between the first & second Duran fights, at that time.
Leonard wasn't cherry picking at middleweight during that time. It was established that Hagler was two weights up. I laid out the dates of his fights through Finch (& retirement)!!! From fall '79 through '82 he fought at welterweight. Only the Kalule fight was at jr middle (he weighed under the '54 limit, easily). He only came back ONCE in '84. That was against Kevin Howard after two years off - at WELTER!!! He then quit again for 3 years, only to come back when he thought he could beat Hagler.
So, it wasn't about avoiding Hagler as champ. Hell, they weren't close to the same weight. Leonard wasn't fight ANY middleweights... Now, did he see that Hagler was vulnerable when he did come back years later? Yeah, he did...
Join boxrec.com & do some homework. The shit is free. Go look at some records & dates...
Damn, smh... Your troll game is weak, fam...
Pryor was a B grade fighter that had little defensive skills .leonard a top 5 all time great with no weaknesses in his prime. No contest
@@cooljeb3 Leonard was at ringside for the Hagler/Mugabi match in '86. I think he saw how much more Hagler was susceptible to getting hit by flush shots, especially from a slugger like Mugabi. And he decided that the time was right for a match with Hagler.
@@deanladue3151what Ray really saw, was that Hagler was aging.
Leonard had it all…perfect boxer complete fighter, charismatic,good chin, good jab,good right,good left, speed and faster, he can boxing inside, outside, midside,intelligent, Brave,good legs for dance… if you see something wrong in him let me know because l never see
Mike Tyson hot boxing’s podcast got me watching a lot of old fights
Thank you Mike Tyson for showing us younger lot about this legend.
Andy use to be my boxing Coach at Denker Park... Hitman was my moniker... Much Love Hawk...
Andy Price vs Pete Ranzany,or vs Randy Shields would've made for Good Competitive matchups. This was just a Bad Matchup of Styles,kind of like Hearns and Cuevas.
I'm with you Johan Cruijff. In his prime, Sugar Ray Leonard can unleash multitudes of lethal and almost imperceptible ultra quick puches tempered with so much accuracy & precession. He also use lots of smarts in his battle plan and seems to know what his opponent is doing.
That jab is UNBELIEVABLE the one at 3:24 are you kidding me
Leonard knocked out this guy, who people thought would beat him, with such a gorgeous 17 punch combination
How much better can you get than Sugar Ray Leonard 👑
ray in his prime as a welterweight was born to do this when u used the name sugar u better have hands.
i love ray he set nice traps and had very underrated power
whoah andy had 43 proffesional fights and he got knocked out in the first round! truly great.
It was a tune-up bout for Ray for his match with Wilfred Benitez in November. Guess Ray decided that he didn't need the tune-up.
Ray was a Bad Boy !!!! and a brutal finisher.
When they say “Let your hands go” this is what they mean.
Man Leonard's speed is UNBELIEVABLE
Andy was my trainer at lincoln park....dam it hurts me to see this but ray was one of the grates....Istiil got mad love and respect for Hawk
You're lucky
When I'm feeling shitty and the world is beating me down, this video reminds me that it can get a lot worse.
Pryor AND Mayweather too small to mess with Ray. Pryor was a jr. welter. It was not worth the risk for Ray to drop weight, and it woulda been suicide for Pryor to move up. Mayweather might have had a shot at welter but he's a short welter. Ray and Tommy Hearns woulda been too much for him in their primes.
playboymaxim Stop it🤚🏽
Leonard had faster hands than Floyd & more power. Hearns definitely had more power. They both could go into deep water. In their primes Floyd couldn't possibly go toe to toe with either of them they both hit too hard. Floyd would have to stay outside & slip.
Ray is really the best fighter to ever step in a ring. He had the widest range of skills and mastery.
Prime Sugar Ray Leonard (~ 2.5 year stretch during 1979-82) was one of the greatest boxers of all time - incredible hand & foot speed, great combination punching, brilliant feint artist, versatile defensive skills (slip, duck, parry, block & deflect), lead or counter effectively, and a great finisher.
The first time i saw him fight i instantly love boxing.
my eyes could'nt see so many punches coming to andy's face, when the referee decided to stop the fight, Leonard threw another 4 or 5 extra punches until the fight was completely stop
I went to Bret Harte Jr. High with Andy, in L.A., and because he'd beaten Palimino and Cuevas, we thought he could go the distance. That was not to happen. Didn't make me lose any respect, because he was always a good and classy dude. Heavyweight Marty Monroe also went to Bret Harte with us. The worked out at the legendary Hoover St. gym.
Sugar Ray my Favorite of All Time BUT shot out to ANDY THE HAWK !!!
Thanks Mike.
This KO and the Donny LaLonde KO. Mastercraft.
This is Leonard in his prime. Against Lalonde he was past his prime and out of his weight class.
I read some years ago price was told by is corner not to try and slug with ray but he said he wanted to ko ray and got ko.
True. Andy felt Ray was quick, but in pinching exchanges he could outfox him. His corner warned him about Ray’s power and he ignored them, at his peril. Price was a tricky fighter who could lull other fighters into making mistakes, then capitalize on that. That strategy would never work against Leonard.
Marvin Gaye’s ex-wife Janis Gaye’s book “After The Dance” brought me here. I saw MG in the crowd at the beginning of this clip. He was not a happy camper at the end of it.
Man sugar is viscous on the body one of best if not the the best
Absolutely amazing to me Price beat Palomino and Cuevas. He was a PERFECT pick as Leonard's last fight before the title shot. He'd lost 4X in the prior 3 years, with only two world class but not quite chap caliber opponents (Harold Weston and Dave Boy Green, both losses) in that time frame and, as Cosell aptly noted a minute before the stoppage, he is vulnerable to the right. What else could be expected of a guy carrying his left like he was playing with himself? Otherwise, typical inept ref, being behind the fighters when they went to the ropes, so slow to intervene and costing Price about 3 clean shots after he was out on his feet with both hands dropped. By contrast, you will never seen Mills Lane anywhere but on the side once the fighters are on the ropes.
That's
Aaron Pryor😮😮
Again...not true...you based all that on a lie😮
I remember that this was one of the undercard matches for the main event, which was Shavers vs Holmes II. I think that halfway into round 1, Leonard saw that Price was no threat to him and decided to end it there.
In some part of the video you can see Marvin Gaye in the crowd. He managed Andy price and at this point of his career Marvin was hoping to redeem himself financially through this fight he thought if Andy can beat Leonard they would make a lot of money in the future as Andy apparently was a huge favorite to win the fight and seemed like a promising fighter. After the ko I think Marvin cried and almost opted out of singing the national anthem afterwards, this fight had a huge effect on Marvin.
Sugar Ray Leonard loaded up with his hand speed in combinations to overwhelm Andy 'The Hawk' Price
Who's here after Hotboxing with Mike Tyson?
acho que foi o melhor que já vi lutar, pois enfrentou os melhores (mayhater pai, duram, heers, e marvin heaglrs...)
Pound for pound best ever
The most faster of all times no doubt … Maywether who?? Sugar Ray Leonard the greatest of all times
The way leanord took Hearns right hands was a turning point for me … only Duran really beat him when both were in their prime ( pls no excuses form the leanord fan base ).
slowly walking him into that right hand
I watched this fight at my grandparents house in san jose. I was 17. those were nice trunks though Andy!😀
That was Marvin Gaye's fighter
there is no shame in losing to sugar ray leonard
HOT BOXING WITH MIKE TYSON - interview with sugar ray Leonard brought me here.
Ref should have stepped in
Sharp Shooter.
Met the Hawk at Denker park..I was coaching and he was like a ref....
My boy say Aaron Pryor the real Hawk tho😊
Andy Price was too arrogant in this fight! he didn't think Sugar was mature enough yet, after he got hit with that one two he should have backed off and regrouped but he stood in front of the Sugarman and did nothing but attempt to trade jabs. Sugarman is one of the greatest closers of all time and Andy gave him the opportunity to close and that's what he did!
holy shit that was crazy
the fight in Montreal should've been a draw, (btw, a 29 y.o.Duran fought very well) the next fight "no mas" Duran felt Sugar was much more superior thats
why he quit and the third fight, Duran was old, slow, lack of acuracy, his prime was past many years ago.
l'd still put Duran in the top five 147 lb of all time.
of course, SRL the best P4P has ever fought.
Duran as a lightweight was the best I ever saw. He didn't take his power with him as he moved up. For the total career, I'd put Chavez ahead of him. But Duran as a lightweight was on another level.
Ny times had srl winning the fight look it up fact!!
I always thought Ray should've won that fight
The series Billions brought me here.
Wow!
RAY would have beaten the CRAP [and JOCK STRAP] out of FLOYD MAYWEATHER !!!
The boxing world needs a third sugar ray
I just noticed. SRL is wearing the same shoes that he wore winning the title a few months later. I guess he figured they were still brand new!😁
Leonard would have killed Mayweather in the ring!Just liked he kick his slurred speech daddy!
Jeremy Sipes..very true ! Leonard would have annihilated the cherry picker Mayweather, talks so much smack at 41 !!
Total Destruction ! Beautiful !
Okay that was obviously 40 years ago but I'm over here yelling ref what are you doing. I mean it did happen really fast but the guy took like six unanswered punches with his hands down
Andy price had beat carlos palomino and pipino cuevas.
Demolished 👊
If somebody think .. some boxers if better than Sugar Ray Leonard.. they don’t know nothing about boxing Ray was the most complete boxing of all times, No Duran, No Hagler, No Hearns, Was Leonard the best
drakes dad got beat damn
The best period
Price underestimated both the speed and power of sugar ray
Marvin Gaye lost his taste for the game once Andy got stopped. That and the money slipped away in ‘79 after the bankruptcy. Andy had unusual position of having beaten Palomino and Cuevas pre titles. I think Burt Reynolds’s took over management once Gaye bailed. He was supposed to sing national anthem prior toa San Diego bout, but disappeared.
He whooped his as. Money May should have learned how to fight from sugar ray maybe he would have learned how to get it on.
pelear con la guardia baja con alguien tan ràpido es suicidarse
Price has a,stance similar to Roy Jones Jr.
The faster I had ever saw
Sugar is the Best. .
He's not OWNED BY ANYONE!!!
Owned by the singer Marvin Gay?
What a mess.
Who's fault was that????
Andy price was my coach at Lincoln park
Sugar was the best of his generation
Some people don’t know nothing about boxing… Sugar Ray is too fast.. Aaron Pryor his defending is too open.. again Sugar Ray is suicide, Aaron Pryor defense is no good believe, see the fights of Aaron Pryor no defense
Owned by Marvin Gaye?
3:47
The HAWK !!!!
A young Pretty Boy Floyd Mayweather was no joke. Go watch his old fights... then come back here. Not taking anything from Sugar Ray, but stop bashing Floyd.
Facts
To me Pretty boy Floyd fought alot like Ray
0, 22 secondes Marvin Gaye is here .