My Sugar Ray Robinson Tribute (Video)

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  1. Brownies

    Brownies Well-Known Member Full Member

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    Really good video and music. Thanks !
     
  2. Hands of Iron

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    Bah.

    Kid Gavilan is a Top 5 all-time Welterweight and the cut and dried #1 contender in the division when Robinson beat him twice; Henry Armstrong is a Top 5 ATG period who was the #2 WW in the world under Robinson and for good reason: He'd gone 21-2 in the preceding 12 months to their fight, losing only to Beau Jack and Willie Joyce with wins over Joyce, Sammy Angott, Tippy Larkin, Lew Jenkins, Fritzie Zivic, Juan Zurita. Past-peak for sure, but by all means an elite fighter at the time no matter how much people like to pretend he wasn't. Other wins over top contenders such as Tommy Bell, Jackie Wilson, George Costner... None of these men resembling anything close to white.

    Then yes of course, he beat LaMotta five times, Angott three times (once at LW when Angott was #1 there and months before he won the title), Zivic twice (Top 3 WW at the time), Olson four times, Turpin (half black); Fullmer & Basilio; Graziano, an undefeated Marty Servo, future WW champion... On and on. :deal
     
  3. tezel8764

    tezel8764 Boxing Junkie banned

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    That is amazing. :yep:bbb
     
  4. Hands of Iron

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    Damn straight it is.

    Here's the list of fighters Robinson fought who were rated by RING Magazine at one point or another. In Bold are those rated at the time he fought them:

    Boxer Weight 1st-Rated Last-Rated Months-Rated Best-Rating
    Abrams, Georgie 160 1938/08 1947/10 055 01*
    Angott, Sammy 135-147 1938/07 1946/04 081 00
    Archer, Joey 160 1963/03 1967/05 051 01*
    Armstrong, Henry 126-147 1935/01 1945/06 123 00
    Barnes, Ray 160 1950/08 1953/02 018 04*
    Basilio, Carmen 147-160 1953/06 1962/02 087 00
    Basora, Jose 160 1942/09 1949/08 048 02*

    Bell, O'Neill 160 1948/01 1948/05 002 07*
    Bell, Tommy 147 1944/01 1949/02 051 01*
    Belloise, Steve 147-160 1940/06 1950/06 096 01*

    Berger, Maxie 135-147 1938/05 1944/02 033 05*
    Burns, Charley 135 1935/07 1935/11 005 05*
    Castellani, Rocky 160 1949/02 1957/02 059 01*
    Castiglione, Nick 135 1941/11 1943/02 005 08*
    Costner, George 147 1945/11 1951/02 032 01*
    Curcio, Joe 147 1946/09 1946/09 001 10*
    Delannoit, Cyrille 160 1948/08 1949/06 011 02*
    Dellicurti, Vic 147-160 1939/12 1945/09 022 06*
    Docusen, Bernard 135-147 1945/07 1950/10 050 01*
    Downes, Terry 160-175 1960/09 1966/03 052 00
    Doyle, Jimmy 147 1945/06 1947/08 019 02*
    Dupas, Ralph 135-147 1953/09 1965/03 136 01*

    Dykes, Bobby 147-160 1949/10 1956/02 033 01*
    Fullmer, Gene 160 1955/08 1964/07 107 00
    Fusari, Charley 147 1946/11 1952/03 049 02*
    Gavilan, Kid 147-160 1948/01 1958/09 106 00

    Ghnouly, Joe 130-135 1931/11 1936/04 031 05*
    Giardello, Joey 160-175 1952/10 1968/03 152 00
    Graziano, Rocky 147-160 1944/09 1952/10 083 00

    Guggino, Carl "Red" 135 1937/02 1938/03 006 06*
    Harrington, Stan 147-160 1963/09 1967/06 035 02*
    Harris, Ossie 160 1945/09 1945/10 002 10*
    Hecht, Gerhard 175 1953/03 1958/03 061 01*
    Hernandez, Art 160 1965/11 1966/03 002 10*
    Hernandez, Ferd 160 1966/12 1968/10 023 02*
    Hudson, Cecil 147-160 1943/02 1947/12 006 02*
    Jannazzo, Izzy 147-160 1935/03 1944/08 066 01*
    Jones, Ralph Tiger 160 1953/02 1960/08 047 03*
    LaMotta, Jake 160-175 1942/07 1953/02 121 00
    Leahy, Mick 160 1965/01 1965/03 003 10*
    Lee, Don 160 1984/04 1986/12 032 04*
    Lello, Pete 135 1939/02 1941/04 016 03*
    Levine, Artie 160-175 1946/05 1949/04 012 06*
    Martin, Georgie 147 1941/01 1944/02 006 10*
    Maxim, Joey* 175-200+ 1941/02 1956/09 148* 00
    McDaniels, Jimmy 147 1943/06 1945/08 019 03*

    Mims, Holley 160 1952/02 1960/06 057 02*
    Motisi, Tony 147 1942/05 194304 009 06*
    Moyer, Denny 147-160 1959/04 1972/06 099 01*

    Nettlow, Al 135-147 1939/04 1943/02 006 08*
    Olson, Carl Bobo 160-175 1949/08 1967/05 139 00
    Pender, Paul 160 1959/06 1964/02 050 00

    Quarles, Norment 135 1937/01 1939/02 012 08*
    Rangel, Sheik 147 1943/02 1944/02 009 05*
    Rindone, Joe 160-175 1951/06 1954/02 004 07*
    Rubio, Norman 147 1941/09 1944/02 010 09*
    Secreet, Sammy 147 1942/01 1946/08 006 06*
    Servo, Marty 147 1942/02 1947/02 022 00
    Shapiro, Maxie 126-135 1940/07 1945/02 018 03*
    Stretz, Hans 160-175 1954/02 1958/02 019 02*
    Taylor, Chuck 147 1946/06 1946/11 004 07*
    Turner, Earl 147 1942/11 1948/09 011 04*
    Turpin, Randy 160-175 1950/03 1958/02 065 00
    Tygh, Jimmy 135 1939/02 1940/09 002 09*
    Villemain, Robert 147-175 1947/09 1953/02 046 02*
    Wade, Aaron Tiger 160 1945/12 1946/02 003 07*
    Wallace, Frankie 126-135 1932/01 1938/02 020 02*
    Wilson, Jackie (L.A.) 135-147 1940/01 1947/04 032 02*
    Zannelli, Ralph 147-160 1938/02 1953/02 018 03*

    Zengaras, George 135 1937/09 1939/11 007 08*
    Zivic, Fritzie 147 1936/08 1945/08 095 00


    - Henry Hascup
     
  5. jaymon112

    jaymon112 MARVELOUS Full Member

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    Cheers. :good
     
  6. Dee

    Dee Well-Known Member Full Member

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    Well Done on the video, mate.

    and as for the Resume... Why not post it as one of those standard 'resume' posts, and see what all the trolls/alts/idiots have to say! '
     
  7. Hands of Iron

    Hands of Iron #MSE Full Member

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    Thought about it.

    Even the trolls here seem to know better.
     
  8. carias

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    Great video. I've only seen one better. Tell me what you think.


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  9. Hands of Iron

    Hands of Iron #MSE Full Member

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    Reznik does good work.
     
  10. jaymon112

    jaymon112 MARVELOUS Full Member

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    Great, that's where I got my inspiration from. it's a bit hard to make a good vid when you're source material is similar. I'm gonna do a few on more obscure fighters in the future if i have time. Much more satisfying when yours is one of the only ones on Youtube.
     
  11. Hands of Iron

    Hands of Iron #MSE Full Member

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    Not to mention material on Robinson is short. At least compared to post-1970 fighters where you have virtually their entire careers to work with on film. Still, the tape on Robbi is worth appreciating; some fighters have next to zero. Ray would be considered a myth. Although he in his welterweight prime approaches mythical legend
     
  12. jaymon112

    jaymon112 MARVELOUS Full Member

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    Cheers mate.

    That's one bloody hell of a Resume. :smoke
     
  13. jaymon112

    jaymon112 MARVELOUS Full Member

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    I agree.

    :bump
     
  14. Beatle

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    Best Sugar Ray video I've seen, and I've seen many.
     
  15. P4P_Hero

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    Greatest Of All Time.:good