Boxing Career - Ray Robinson

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Sugar Ray Robinson



(Walker Smith Jr.)



BORN May 3 1921; Ailey, Georgia



DIED April 12 1989; Harlem, New York



HEIGHT 6-0



WEIGHT 134 1/4-165 1/2 lbs



MANAGERS Curt Horrmann,George Gainford



TRAINERS Soldier Jones, Harry Wiley







Sugar Ray may have been the greatest all-around boxer to ever step into the ring; Many knowledgeable boxing people think so; He ranks among the top welterweights and middleweights of all-time; He was lightning quick - on his feet and with his hands; He hit hard, he had savvy, he could move and he could take it; In a nutshell - he had everything !!!







Ray fought 85 amateur bouts and 40 professional bouts before he lost for the first time; He did not lose again until his 132nd professional fight; In all, he reportedly had over 200 pro bouts and lost just 19 - many towards the end of his career - when he was only very good.







Herb Goldman ranked Robinson as the #1 All-Time Welterweight; Charley Rose ranked him as the #2 All-Time Welterweight; Nat Fleischer rnkaed him as the #5 All-Time Middleweight; Ray was inducted into the Ring Boxing Hall of Fame in 1967, the International Boxing Hall of Fame in 1990 and the Georgia Sports Hall of Fame in 2006







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