Famous ring announcer Michael Buffer has named the best boxer in history, naming Sugar Ray Robinson. As IZ reports with reference to Ready to Fight, the American, who fought from 1940 to 1965, won 174 victories, 109 of which were by knockout. Buffer noted that Robinson's battles with Jake LaMotta went down in boxing history as legendary. Sugar Ray Robinson was a world champion in two weight categories and left a big mark on professional sports.
Michael Buffer recalled the famous confrontation between Robinson and LaMotta, which became a boxing classic. In a series of six fights, Sugar Ray won five, confirming his status as one of the best fighters of all time. The legendary ring announcer emphasized that Robinson was lighter, but successfully fought heavier opponents. His 40−0 record at the beginning of his career and skill made him an icon of world boxing.
Sugar Ray Robinson became one of the most successful boxers in the history of the sport thanks to his skills, technique and invincible spirit. His achievements inspire new generations of athletes, and his name has remained in the annals of boxing as a symbol of strength and skill. Michael Buffer's recognition only emphasized the greatness of the American fighter, who still remains a benchmark for many boxers.
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