Well you have a chance to see the all-time greatest fighter of all times Cassius Clay Google it

@@jemahoney Correction = Sugar Ray Robinson 😊

People make it sound like Angelo was a teacher. He was NOT !! He didn't teach Carmen Basilio, Muhammad Ali, Pinklon Thomas, Michael Nunn, et.al. They were all known entities in boxing beforehand. The same with Lou Duva. Boxiana is an experiential sport. No human can break an [ in-ring ] habit with their personal appearance. Within a week or two, let alone extra-personal. Angelo was a motivator and facilitator. A good example is; no one can learn from Ali's fight films because he did not learn, rehearse and master boxing science to shield his healthfulness during combat. Secondly, his post-career neurological symptoms was due to ignoring the previous wisdom. Muhammad based his entire career on going with an emotional high of youthfulness and temporary fast reflexes. That is called pride. He left Archie Moore [ a Harvard equivalent boxing engineer ] for Angelo Dundee [ a Walmart grocery bagger--level --boxing mind ]. Let that sink in. After age 32, Mr. Ali began to use his body to shield himself in sparring and fights for the remainder of his career. That is not a ‘great’ fighter. A noble grade pugilist employs boxing science to offend and defend, healthfully. His erroneous decision to NOT learn incurred him career-long and post-career health complications. Parkinson’s is used by people who repeat rather than research. Muhammad’s career did not elevate boxing, in terms of, being a noble grade case study to propel future fighters healthfulness and highlight Fistiana as a noble grade gladiatorial science that should be a legitimate accredited univesitarian syllabi. His career is the exact opposite. He demoted boxing science. A Holy man creates, heals and ascends. Is unlimited within Christ limitlessness. Popularity, being champion for a season, merely inspiring people are not Holy attributes. Behaving The Word births pioneering Holy attributes. The Christ is The O N L Y One worthy of Praise. Not famous fighters, firefighters or astronauts, etc. --- ©️Coach Hilario 2021

@@KingvKing Whatever your opinion of Angelo was, his fighters achievements, whether as a teacher or motivator or finishing class expert speak for itself. Thank you for your wise comments.

No he didn’t he’s nothing but a miniature Cassius Clay same trainer and all

@@jemahoney Ali was nothing but a big Ray Robinson. Judge the fighter on his accomplishments.

Same, but I have Leonard in a tie for 2nd w/Ali. Anyway, Robinson, Ali & Leonard are th top 3 ever, respectively. After that, for 4th& on it's too difficult to decide🍻

Dundee was more of a strategist than a trainer, and once you know how to fight you need a man in your corner that sees what needs to be done in real time.

@@megsmith596 I agree. And Leonard and his team were wise to use him. He knew the right people and knew the way around the corrupt world of boxing. He matched Ray tough early on. Angelo did a great job of guiding his career. However it’s a mistake to put him the class with Doc Robb, Ray Arcel, Whitey Bimstein, Harry Wiley, Eddie Futch, Freddy Brown and many others. Those guys could mold a fighter from the ground up.

@@megsmith596 as Carmen Basilio often said. “ I made Angelo famous, I let him wrap my hands “

Damn man how could you leave Ali off of the list of people you named, he was the most famous besides Leonard

@@playboymaxim uhhh, it was not a complete list.

Kurt Billups Sugar Ray Robinson the Original Sugar Ray

Bill, no. Leonard. He used to train Ray Leonard .

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Janks trying to keep the illusion alive.

If you talk about the first fight with Duran I thought he won that too

@@sherrillraymond7595 totally agree fam.

Well, who do you think he would have taken to different schools ???? Robinson fought in the black and white tv days.

Sugar Ray Robinson put the money in the game and then Muhammad Ali Took her to the next level the same way Michael Jordan did with the slam dunk Julius Erving brought the schoolyard to the NBA

dude your crazy!!!! know your boxing. geeze, the new york times had sugar ray leonard winning the fight. look it up if you dont believe me, leonard fought him toe to toe and fought a good fight just not his fight what happend the second time and the third time around no contest, leonard took him to school, and what happen to duran when he fought tommy hearns got knocked the fucked out.

beside leonard was wet behind the ears, duran was a champion with alot more fights then leonard. had sugar ray fought his fight the first time he would have been 3-0 against duran.

I disagree leonard had 200 amateur boxing fights to Duran only 20 amateur yes Roberto took him to school had him hugging like a spider to avoid a knockout and besides Duran was older and also a natural lightweight against a younger man natural welterweight in his pime that’s why Duran is ranked higher than Leonard in the all times greats

Even Leonard admitted that he learned a lot from Duran if Duran was younger he would’ve killed him

Duran was always the better man even Leonard will tell you that you’re a moron if you think leonard won the first and believe me that was the only one that mattered camacho killed leonard and Duran beat camacho at 45 years old hearns got knocked out by Barkley and Duran at 37 beat him what could leonard do at 37 years old probably nothing

Janks not telling the whole story about the 2nd fight. Who would want to fight his biggest rival, when they were at 50%? Especially losing the 1st fight the way he did? Wouldn't any true champ want to beat his biggest rival at his best? Then he did it to Hagler and tried to do it to Hearns. Ray's career will always show he cherry picked and bought people off. He will never be a top 10 all time great because of it.

@@blite13 You’re not telling the whole story with Ray Leonard himself, he had a 5 year lay off before fighting Hagler, he whupped Hearns the first time. He’s top 5 to me. If you don’t rate him that’s your opinion, most fans regard him as one of the best ever, so you can hate all you want my friend.

@@blueray7176 Best ever doesn't quit 5 times. Best ever has way more fights. Best ever doesn't wait on other fighters to age, before he takes them on. Best fighters have to be the whole package, Ray was in spurts, ain't enough.

@@blite13 He was the whole package. Who’s your best ever then. You looking for faults which you can find in any fighter. You said best ever, that in itself is subjective as everyone has a different opinion 5.

@@blueray7176 best ever top 10 lb for lb. To achieve that rating, a fighter has to accomplish it over a vast amounts of fights, not a few and the rest cherry picked after retirement was over. Ray was very good for a short period, after he beat an underwhelming Duran in their 2nd fight, he beat Hearns, but it wasn't a convincing win. Ray won mostly because Hearns ran out of gas. Hearns weighed in 2 lbs under the weight limit the morning of the fight, how does that happen? Hearns was ahead on all cards. After that, Ray waited until everyone got old and made a lot of money. Ray had 3 'mock fights' prior to Hagler. He paid good fighters to recreate a real fight. Even had the ring entrances and all. Hagler's legs were gone.