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Sugar Ray Robinso
"To be a champ, you've got to believe in yourself when no one else will"
Summary:
Widely regarded by most boxing historians, writers, experts and boxers to be the pound for pound greatest boxer to ever live, Sugar Ray Robinson (born Walker Smith Jr) began boxing professionally at 19 after compiling an amateur record of 85 wins and 0 losses, 69 knockouts with 40 of them in the first round. At the absolute pinnacle of his career he had an unbelievable record of 128 victories, only 1 loss which he avenged 5 times and 2 draws. He won the welterweight crown and then moved up to the middleweight division where he won the middleweight world championship an astonishing 5 times. He also moved up in weight to the light heavyweight division where he fought hall of famer Joey Maxim and yet despite dominating the fight in one of his best performances, he was stopped due to heat exhaustion. This would be the only time Sugar Ray Robinson would be 'knocked out'.
He has fought against 10 different hall of fame boxers in one of the most competitive eras of boxing, if not the most competitive era of boxing.
Powers and Stats:
Tier: 9-C
Name: Sugar Ray Robinson, Sugar Ray, Walker Smith Jr (formerly)
Origin: Real Life
Gender: Male
Age: 68 at time of his death. 30 years old during his zenith
Classification: Pugilist, Freemason, Pound for Pound King
Powers and Abilities: Peak Human, Martial Arts Mastery (Considered to be the best boxer pound for pound)
Attack Potency: Street level (One of the hardest punchers in his weight class of all time. Jake Lamotta said the only person who hit harder than Robinson that he faced was Bob 'Bombardier' Satterfield A light heavyweight and heavyweight boxer who was renowned for his incredibly hard punches even at the heavyweight division. Sugar Ray Robinson once killed a man in the ring.)
Speed: Likely Peak Human running speed with SuperHuman combat speed (Boxers can punch at 15m/s and Ray Robinson is one of the fastest punchers to ever live)
Lifting Strength: Unknow (Golden era boxers, and many modern ones refuse to lift weights. Sugar Ray Robinson has never been shown lifting weights)
Striking Strength: Street class
Durability: Street level (Has been hit by some of the hardest punchers in his time, and yet he has never been knocked out. His one and only knockout loss came from fainting due to heat exhaustion on one of the hottest days in New York, in which even the referee passed out.)
Stamina: Peak Human (Could last 15 rounds and still be a formidable threat. Sugar Ray would always keep himself in great shape.)
Range: Standard Melee Range
Standard Equipment: His boxing gloves, shorts and shoes.
Intelligence: Above Average (One of the smartest boxers to ever live, he would consistently outwit and outmanoeuvre his opponents. He would break his opponents down and wear them out with his intricate use of traps, feints and body shots.)
Weaknesses: When Robinson was sure that his opponent was stunned, dazed or tired he would move in for the kill, leaving himself vulnerable to counterpunching.
Sugar Ray Robinso
"To be a champ, you've got to believe in yourself when no one else will"
Summary:
Widely regarded by most boxing historians, writers, experts and boxers to be the pound for pound greatest boxer to ever live, Sugar Ray Robinson (born Walker Smith Jr) began boxing professionally at 19 after compiling an amateur record of 85 wins and 0 losses, 69 knockouts with 40 of them in the first round. At the absolute pinnacle of his career he had an unbelievable record of 128 victories, only 1 loss which he avenged 5 times and 2 draws. He won the welterweight crown and then moved up to the middleweight division where he won the middleweight world championship an astonishing 5 times. He also moved up in weight to the light heavyweight division where he fought hall of famer Joey Maxim and yet despite dominating the fight in one of his best performances, he was stopped due to heat exhaustion. This would be the only time Sugar Ray Robinson would be 'knocked out'.
He has fought against 10 different hall of fame boxers in one of the most competitive eras of boxing, if not the most competitive era of boxing.
Powers and Stats:
Tier: 9-C
Name: Sugar Ray Robinson, Sugar Ray, Walker Smith Jr (formerly)
Origin: Real Life
Gender: Male
Age: 68 at time of his death. 30 years old during his zenith
Classification: Pugilist, Freemason, Pound for Pound King
Powers and Abilities: Peak Human, Martial Arts Mastery (Considered to be the best boxer pound for pound)
Attack Potency: Street level (One of the hardest punchers in his weight class of all time. Jake Lamotta said the only person who hit harder than Robinson that he faced was Bob 'Bombardier' Satterfield A light heavyweight and heavyweight boxer who was renowned for his incredibly hard punches even at the heavyweight division. Sugar Ray Robinson once killed a man in the ring.)
Speed: Likely Peak Human running speed with SuperHuman combat speed (Boxers can punch at 15m/s and Ray Robinson is one of the fastest punchers to ever live)
Lifting Strength: Unknow (Golden era boxers, and many modern ones refuse to lift weights. Sugar Ray Robinson has never been shown lifting weights)
Striking Strength: Street class
Durability: Street level (Has been hit by some of the hardest punchers in his time, and yet he has never been knocked out. His one and only knockout loss came from fainting due to heat exhaustion on one of the hottest days in New York, in which even the referee passed out.)
Stamina: Peak Human (Could last 15 rounds and still be a formidable threat. Sugar Ray would always keep himself in great shape.)
Range: Standard Melee Range
Standard Equipment: His boxing gloves, shorts and shoes.
Intelligence: Above Average (One of the smartest boxers to ever live, he would consistently outwit and outmanoeuvre his opponents. He would break his opponents down and wear them out with his intricate use of traps, feints and body shots.)
Weaknesses: When Robinson was sure that his opponent was stunned, dazed or tired he would move in for the kill, leaving himself vulnerable to counterpunching.
