What About the Camacho knock down and knockout!!!!

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SRL owns the TV rights to that fight. Very hard to track down, if at all.

I remember that fight, it happened in Atlantic City, living that play for a good 9 years

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Troll someone else. Yo mamma no mas

Hagler beat him .he was always the darling of the ring .a runner not a fighter.

@@paulgriffin8397 I agree. It’s just the more I rewatch his fights it’s seems the guy was a lot tougher than I ever gave him credit for

@@paulgriffin8397 A runner with 25 knockouts in 40 fights. Yeah ok...

Winfred benitez beat him too always got the close decision because he was the darling

Neither will I. I could watch Leonard going down over and over

Hearns beat him

They took a few from other also Marvin Hagler was the worst

And Hagler......b s

He ran away from M.H ......M.H was the title holder. To take a title u have beat the champ. Convincingly. He did.noto

Ray wasn’t shit. A little light weight beat his ass good. You probably don’t even know him. His name is Roberto Duran. The badest fucker that ever got in the ring. If Duran would have been a real welterweight he would have knocked Ray out cold. Ray was juts good boxer. Duran was a real fighter later Duran almost killed davey Moore. The when he was almost 40 he beat the shit out of that fucking big mouth Barkley.

He was the greatest before his eye injury no one threw combos and could change his style like SRL did go back and watch his old fights he was unbelievable smart boxer and speed and power !!!

Those sure were the good days watching boxing on free tv.

Nearly all of Leonard’s fights after Benitez were on PPV

Why were many fighter including Leonard avoiding Aaron Pryor.

Was he fuck the Greatest fighter ever tommy hearns was a much better boxer than Ray he got lucky in the first fight

@@nan192575 Leonard slaughtered Hearns in their first fight, dummy.

I went of Boxrec and for some reason it doesnt list a knockdown for the Camacho fight. Even so I dont know how I forgot about it.

We all human , but please add and reupload♫

A old suger ray

@@otislewis5396 He did not fight a Prime Camacho either. Sugar Ray tough Camacho would be a safe fight for his comeback, (a smaller opponent on his way out) only this time it backfire. Case Close. Maybe Sugar Ray didn't think he was too old! ( Like you said ) Lets laugh! Those are the facts Jack 😁

He was past his prime, with that fight.

@igor putin yet he still lost to roberto duran 🥱

@igor putin damn he still lost the first fight though

I did not like him, but that's a fair assessment

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Leonard had judges hypnotized in Hagler fight and Hearns #2. He lost both of them. Terry Norris knocked 4 of his teeth down his throat (after Leonard lost mouth guard) and Hector Camacho beat the crap out of him!

That's actually not very many knockdowns for a lengthy boxing career. Also, except for the first KD, he had a receding hairline. He was getting old. One more thing, look at the dudes that got him. HAGLER, HEARNS (twice) and LaLonde (light heavyweight at the end of Leonard's career).

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Agree. But Sugar Ray did a lot of unnecessary showboating in his career to make other fighters look like fools. Getting hit like that by Norris after he was down seemed like a little bit of karma.

He didn't connect.... He was a bit NAUGHTY to swing, but this os not a gayboyes powder puff contest. It's a FIGHT.

I agree, a very despicable act too on Norris' side

Never will be another Sugar Ray Leonard. He had it all - very similar to Ali.

I agree. He obviously pushed on too long. A lot of fighters do unfortunately. Hagler was smart enough to get out after his controversial loss to Ray.

@@Freedomtospeak1 Way to long. Why after achieving all there is possible carry on. Guess some people just need that lime light and ego boost . Hagler could have beaten Ray had he used his head . He went into that ring so bitter and angry he lost focus. Why his managers and corner men cotton on to Rays game sooner is beyond me

@@nicholasweaver7809 - I see what you mean Nick. I like Sugar Ray a lot and Hagler. They really were two of a kind in terms of their boxing ability. So many of these guys push on and what the fans remember is the lesser version in terms of the athlete forgetting of course these guys are only human after all. I’m glad Marvin walked away and I’m glad to have seen that era in that weight class as a young guy then. Boxing also has a way of spoiling things too. Many of these fights are put together when guys are a shell of themselves. Look at Mayweather v PAC. That’s another in a long line. DeLaHoya v Mayweather where Oscar was still good, but noticeably different. Tyson could’ve even see his prime looking in the rear view by the time he met Lewis. Mike should’ve retired in the late 90s. Ali was another long before that, and Foreman as unusual as his comeback was - he was exorcizing the ghosts in his head. Imagine if the second version of big George was a younger version? Wow. Then of course behind door number 1 is the corruption driven by greed. So many decisions were just wrong. The wrong end result not a issue of incompetence all the time, but one where corruption seeps into the judges decision. Chavez benefitted a number of times from the latter. Sweet Pea beat him easily and never got the credit. The mob controlled boxing in the 40s and 50s and likely to a lesser extent in the 60s but a lot of stuff stunk like nobody’s business when looking at some of these fights. The Ali trilogy with Norton -> Kenny was robbed in MSG. He should’ve won 2 of 3 but Ali was the favorite and cashed in on a early Xmas gift there.

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@@Freedomtospeak1 You actually believe that Mayweather beat PAC?

That was a trip, but don't tell anybody from Lowell

Actually the only time Leonard ever got knocked down was by Thomas hearns and he got up and fix Ed that lol

@@Tarheelsrule ..Ah, yes, The Hitman.

"I looked like 💩,but I knocked him down"!

@@Jay-uj8jc I was close enough to see the surprised look in Dundee's eyes!

and jive "sugar ray" was the most OVERRATED boxer of all time!! a true media darling if there ever was one!!

@@casedismissed8581 🎯 he only had 40 fights. If he fought defending his title on a consistent basis like Duran did as a lightweight and Hagler as a middleweight he would have been knocked on his ass way more than 7 times

@@swmita agreed!

@@swmita leonand did get knocked on his ass a lot ever since his second hearns fight which at least he admitted on camera and to Hearns that he lost that fight.

@@jonnydanger7181 immediately after the descion was made after their second fight you could hear the crowd chanting bullshit over and over

Right They act like this is prime Leonard 😂

@@Israel85324 I was never even a fan, but the dude got knocked down by Hearns, one of the hardest punchers, pound for pound, that ever lived. Lalonde was 2-3 divisions above where Ray should've even been fighting. And then a prime Terry Norris - and he got up every single time. People just love to hate. And I don't even want to hear about the Camacho nonsense.

None of the knockdowns he got his lights turned out. All of them involved getting Knocked off balance or a slip.

Robinson was the best of the best

@@jimnagel5611 Sugar Ray Leonard SCHOOLED and OWNED Marvin Hagler - made him look like an amateur. 🤣 Leonard got in Hagler's head since it was Hagler who made the mistake of fighting orthodox rather than southpaw the first two rounds and lost them both. You show how ignorant you are of boxing by thinking Leonard should have stood toe to toe with Hagler and slugged it out which is what I expect from someone who has never boxed or fought in their life. I was an amateur boxer fighting in the Golden Gloves and countless boxing smokers on military bases fighting open soldiers when I was a 16 & 17 year old teenager beating grown military boxers like they were rented mules. 🤣 I know damn well what I'm talking about Dunsky because I've been there and done it. Now sit down and shut your mouth. 🎤💧

I would have liked to see Leonard vs Hagler in 1982-83 although the 1987 bout was great I think would have been better had it happened then

Ray waited..wanted no part

@@Bruins-vq5ey What BS. He schooled Hagler and made him look like an amateur! Even Hagler told Leonard afterwards he knew Leonard won the fight. LMAO.

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Dont know how I missed that

@@SilverSmurphy It's all right. We all know Leonard was knocked out in Camacho fight.

@@hanohanokorea8402 Leonard was like 40 years old dude

@@thegreatestfinesser2338 I know for sure. He shouldn't have a fight at that age.

Sería memorable ese hecho sino se hubiese dado el No Más! No Más!😞

Macho Camacho Salutes You!!!

@@centinela24542 Macho was never knocked out right ?....was he ever like, knocked down on his back?...dont remember seeing that. 🤔🥊🥊

Except for Aaron the Hawk Pryor

Aaron Pryor.

He tried but missed, still bad sportsmanship.

Came back and smoked em as a 4-1 underdog.

He did have a detached retina

11/09/82-04/15/87, to be exact. First date is his "Retirement Party", which Hagler attended, expecting to hear when they would fight. What Hagler heard, was the infamous: "It'll never happen". Second date, is the actual date of their fight. If you include Hagler fighting "Fully Obel", 11days prior to Leonards "party", Hagler trained, fought 8 fights ( Duran,Hearns, Mugabi amongst them)for a total of 57 rounds. Plus he aged almost 4.5 years. Leonard fought Kevin Howard. Leonard and Mike Trainer ( Attorney / Advisor) were very shrewd in how they created Leonard's ( phony) aura of greatness. Waiting for opponents to age, ( Hearns waited 8 years) always demanding "catch weights, etc. Karma caught up with Leonard though much to my ,(and I'd guess yours?) delight in the form of the 18 rounds Norris, & Camacho pounded the G.OA.T all over the ring.

@@arvantis Created a phony aura of greatness?? He beat all three of that eras greats and was the only one out of the four to do so. No problem with anyone disliking Sugar Ray but the facts and his results all speak for themselves. And he wasn't a natural Middleweight Hagler was and still lost.

@@GeorgeFreeman55 The point isn't whether Leonard lost or won. He won v Hagler. He WAITED for Hagler to have 8 fights under his belt, 57? Rounds, PLUS training, and age 4 ++ years before he fought him. Wear & Tear. IMO, Leonard wanted NO part of an under 30 yo Hagler. I also realize Leonard fought 1.5 years ( Kevin Howard) AFTER "It'll never happen". Why not fight Hagler 6 months after that? IMO, Hagler hadn't sufficiently declined yet. Hearns had to wait 8 years for a rematch ,and THEN, @ a "catch weight", of 164. Why not fight Hearns, or LaLonde for that matter, @ their weight class. LaLonde, HAD to come in @168, ( even though he was a 175 Lber), or give up $$$. I also realize LaLonde couldn't get that kind of $$$ fighting anyone else. SUPPOSEDLY there was a 3'rd Hearns fight "proposed" but again, at a catch weight. Hearns wisely declined. Canelo Alvarez isn't a "natural" 175 Lber, but he fought Bivol, @ 175 Lb, and then moved down to 168, to fight GGG last weekend. Leonard DID fight Norris at his "natural weight 154, and got the crap kicked out of him. THEN, he wisely took on a blown up Camacho ( 130-168!!!), and really got his ass kicked!!!! FRAUD!!!

I think Tommy won that fight.. but somehow they scored it a draw ???

@@mikemason389 Tommy won. Even Sugar Ray Leonard admits it. Out of the four middleweight horsemen - Hagler, Duran, Leonard and Hearns - Hearns was the best boxer and by far the most powerful puncher.

@@TheTexorcist68 Yeah man I love to watch Tommy fight and never was his power more evident than when he KO'D Duran.. whom was also a great Champion !.. kinda funny how Duran took it from Lenard.. Tommy took it from Duran

@@mikemason389 Tommy knocking out Duran sounded like a shotgun blast and was sickening. His long, skinny arms held tremendous power.

NO te olvides de Ali, se que me dirás que lo noqueó Holmes, pero para mi ya ni era Ali en condiciones, ni era justo el enfrentamiento siquiera, Ali ya con Parkinson y tomando L_Dopa, medicación precisamente para el Parkinson, sus dos últimas deberían haber estado prohibidas

Leonard beat him. Hagler was 2nd best of all time.

Hagler solo peleo en una categoria

@@mrmagoo3701 judge Jo Jo Guerra make Leonard the winner

@@ArmandoXGG Leonard made Leonard the winner. BOOOM!

Yeah, all on PEDS. You're so naive.

After Ali, then Leonard no question in my book.

Agree 💯.

Agreed.

He saw Leonard put one glove on the mat..Normally a glove or knee also signifies a "knockdown". So Norris knew this and intentionally ran to punch his opponent while he was down. Thst should have been instant disqualification.

He was actually dq'd twice against the same opponent 2 fights in a row in fights he was absolutely dominating

Exactly. I think the first couple of punches had a delayed effect on him, because the last 2 didn’t seem as hard as the first 2. Btw Hearns won that 2nd fight.

😂Wonder why Ray is getting all this hate. Thought he was a good sportsman with class act.

Better than Ali?

@@CFGrandWizard both were great , but sugar Ray was so fast and accurate. Obviously being a smaller man , he's going to be quicker. He definitely took the razzmatazz of ali to a new level. I think he was a joy to watch . Didn't have alis charm and humour, but boy could he showboat, and get the crowd going. Very highly skilled, but also very tough. He had it all.

Ciertamente. Pero sabemos como son las cosas para el Latino.

Esta bien que escribas con minusculas su nombre pero mas patetico es resaltar que peleó contra un anciano.

Duran le ganó la primera pelea a Camacho y los arbitros se la dieron igual a Camacho...

@@centinela24542 es una falta a la evolucion humana, un insulto la inteligencia celebrar y comparar a este primate con dos grandes como Leonard y Duran.

@@centinela24542 lamento decirte que coincido con los jueces en que Durán perdió por muy poco esa primer pelea con camacho, creo que un empate hubiera dejado satisfechos a ambos boxeadores y su respectiva aficion pero así es el boxeo y camacho sin regateos se plantó bien en el cuadrilátero y sacó la victoria ante un aguerrido y duro manos de piedra... Gran pelea de viejitos chingones.

Totally agree, Nick. Leonard, from 1976-82, was the greatest welterweight I've ever seen. He was "Sugar Ray" Leonard. From 1983-91 he, battling unnatural weight increases, blindness and aging effects, became "Ray" Leonard. His mind was so brilliant, as a boxer, he could still beat naturally bigger men, but he wasn't the same. You don't even see the same drive and passion in face in these fights. He gets knocked down by dudes and it's like he's thinking..."well, just another night at the office..."

Exactly. SRL always had to have things his way. In the Hagler fight he had to have 10 ounce gloves instead of 8 ounces. A smaller ring, and if course waiting to fight Hagler past his prime in a 12 round match. Hagler during his reign would have at the very least exhausted SRL in a 15 round match,

sugar ray Leonard is a legend and lived up to the nickname sugar....watch ya mouth

Donald Oneill couldn't agree with you more. Anyone who says otherwise doesn't know shit about the history of boxing or boxing for that matter.

@@josemorales-is6uv no TRUE legend EVER steals the nickname from what was arguably the greatest P4P fighter of all time; SUGAR RAY ROBINSON. Ray Leonard gave himself that nickname. Egotistical clown and Roy Jones Jr. would have destroyed his ass.

1) Camacho is more younger than sugar lol 2) No, Hagler lost. Many people know that 3)Lalonde want that fight, and he can fight in this division, when Leonard can't fight in light heavy, too small 4) Beat some legends - .... Down 7 times - omg, he's so bum!!! Not a true sugar! I said it! For your logic - Duran and Hearns both bum, for sure

hahaha, Hubble is only 340 miles above

Duran beat prime Leonard. But Leonard didn't beat a prime Duran.

You are looking thru a stain glassed window. Go on you tube and watch Duran documentary. The man was unbeatable. He went into suger Ray bout at 61 and 1. He was feared in the ring. Fought like his life depended on it. The second Duran fight, was a set up for Suger. He had to have a bigger ring, and I believe lighter gloves. He just ran whole fight. Of course Duran should have never quit. The one giant mistake he made. I ran out of work, picked up my brother in law, bought a pint, and spent my last 40 dollars on pay for view at theater. Oh well.

@@josephdegennaro6819 ....Leonard stood toe to to with a guy dubbed "hands of stone." He did this out of machismo, to prove he could do it. He could have won. That's how close that fight was. Then, there was the second fight. Duran could not fight Leonard's style. He quit because he was getting lit up and embarassed. Duran was a mauler. He had one gear. Leonard, because of his talent, had unlimited ways to approach a fight.

Great defensive fighter/offensive fighter. Most guys just have one gear or 1.5 gears.

Bad dude? Trying to hit a fallen opponent????? A punk asshole

I might be reading what you typed wrong, but Ray and Tommy fought 3 times, last time a draw, which I gave to Hearns. Leonard is one of the greatest of all time. Pound for pound one of the best.

@@lkdonner2087 they fought twice.

He ducked Marvin Hagler for years, ONLY fighting him after his skills had diminished, after his brutal fight against John Mugabi.

That was style

Your Right a special type of boxer/fighter

The hot dogging was Ray playing to the crowd, Ray Leonard is a baby face pit bull in the ring. I agree 100%, Norris should’ve been disqualified, that was dirty and to a legend no less. It was disgraceful, it was kind of billed as the passing of the guard that night. So it’s possible Norris could’ve gotten away with anything. Those characteristics are likely why Norris (who had great talent) was only a flash in boxing history.

Agreed, unsportsmanlike conduct manifests itself in many forms; it’s just not having a big mouth and talking smack; it is also how one carries oneself in the ring, while being televised for all to see. One can be a fighter and not act like an a$$.

Watch the replay Leonard dodged it, but still I agree with you

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I agree Norris should have been dq'd.....but I also think RL had that humiliation and then some for all the unsportsmanship he conducted against opponents...I've never been and never will be a fan of jive turkey athletes....in my opinion it's not entertaining

Exactly right! Even Leonard says Hearns WON the second fight. Hearns had it all - except for his chin. Imagine if Hearns had the chin of Hagler. 😬

@@TheTexorcist68 unstoppable, or maybe LaMottas chin!

@@DJK-cq2uy Damn! Didn't think about Lamotta! Whoa. 😬

Leonard beat up Hearns a couple of rounds too

@@TheTexorcist68 thanks man.

No. Hearns throw away that last round completely. He ran out of gas.

@@viralbuthow000 He lost the round but not 10-8.

Hector Camacho is stupid

Yeah he was great for sure although I've always been a Roberto Duran fan I still don't understand why Tommy Hearns didn't win that second fight after laying a 5 punch dead on combo sending Leonard to the stratosphere