Sugar Ray Robinson: Routes to the Body
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- Body punching highlights of the legendary 2 weight world champion and greatest fighter in history!
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Sugar Ray Robinson - Was an American professional boxer who competed from 1940 to 1965. From 1943 to 1951 Robinson went on a 91-fight unbeaten streak, the sixth-longest in professional boxing history. He held the world welterweight title from 1946 to 1951, and won the world middleweight title in the latter year. He retired in 1952, only to come back two-and-a-half years later and regain the middleweight title in 1955. Robinson is often regarded as the greatest boxer of all time, pound-for-pound.
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The greatest of all time! The absolute last thing that I've yet to cover until now of the legendary SRR is his excellent body punching. His left hook to the body was lethal and his combination punching was second to none, he had a beautiful straight right to the body also and stopped many of his opponents with that shot. At his absolute peak Robinson had an astonishing record of 129-1-2 and after this went on to beat the best Middleweights of his era, truly the GOAT. Also just to let you all know I'll be on holiday for 2 weeks starting from tomorrow so there wont be any main uploads on the channel for a little while but I've got some shorts and posts scheduled so stay tuned and more to come soon!
Enjoy yourself during the break Hanz💯
Phenomenal highlight video! Have a great one, man!
@@TainoMantis Thanks man glad you liked it!
@@hanzagod Could you cover Ezzard Charles as a body puncher?
@@clarkkent8286 Possibly in the future but I've done so many Charles videos at this point, maybe one for the future.
For all Ray's grace and elegance, he never passed up the opportunity to get into a fire fight with whoever was unlucky enough to be standing in his way.
Idk, he wasn't too good as an infighter. Most of his punches were quick scoring punches as opposed to planting his feet and landing harder shots (and he would back off as soon as an opponent started firing back)
@@clarkkent8286 Right he wasn't an infighter but he was capable in that situation when his opponent insisted on it. By "back off as soon as an opponent started firing back", I think you mean, stepped outside of his opponent's range as they threw at him, missing him entirely and opening up the opportunity for Ray to counter.
@@jpa5038 he was everything imo. Of course, a dancing outside master. But a fantastic infighter as well, Ali copied that body to head attack- going from the torso up to the head, called it "shoeshining".
@@clarkkent8286 No, they were hard.
A lot of guys would back up or shell up. And many were put on the floor by his barrage of body shots. One opponent was literally carried back to his corner after being saved by the bell.
@@clarkkent8286 While Robinson wasn't a pressuring in-fighter - he knew how to in-fight. Robinson's punches weren't soft. He had more power than Sugar Ray Leonard and his left hooks and left uppercuts were more powerful than Tommy Hearn's. His combinations were meant to attack the solar plexus (down the middle) to expose the ribs and liver to the sides.
Planting both feet to emphasize power punching combinations is something brawlers and sluggers do.
Robinson was a boxer-puncher who could in-fight, box, or brawl - depending on the situation.
He was adept at planting his rear foot only to the point of allowing him to slide unto the balls of his feet (for defensive pendulum bounces, steps, and pivots). Remember, the object of boxing is hit, don't get hit, and hit again.
The way he attacked the body then switched to the head was so smooth.
For those interested Sugar Ray Robinson vs. Charlie Fusari longer version
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The combinations were so unpredictable, no one stood a chance against it
@@ShamsArifin-pj3bz I couldn't agree more
Could watch SRR all day, man completed boxing 🤝
The greatest fighter that ever lived
i would say greatest boxer, not fighter, altho he could do it all..but greatest fighter title i think , should belong to harry greb
@@andersbengtsson8666greatest fighter 💯
For those interested Sugar Ray Robinson vs. Charlie Fusari longer version
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Na his defense was terribly
@@TbDaSkillz he had 200 fights you don’t get there with terrible defense
Most of this footage is of him past his prime..over half a century ago with none of the modern nutrition or fitness training. And yet he's more explosive and better coordinated then any fighter today.
ALL of it is him past his prime. His first 100 fights either were not recorded, or the tape was badly damaged.
For those interested Sugar Ray Robinson vs. Charlie Fusari longer version
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Greatest Combination Puncher of all times. Greatest offensive fighter of all times
For those interested Sugar Ray Robinson vs. Charlie Fusari longer version
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when opponents tried to get close to him, he stood his ground and brutalized their body. That rear uppercut to the ribs and that looping right to the kidney were beautiful.
Don't forgot the double left uppercut to the body then head while moving🔥
That kidney shot 😖😖😖😖
For those interested Sugar Ray Robinson vs. Charlie Fusari longer version
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The smartest boxers usually were body punchers, they understood the value of it
For those interested Sugar Ray Robinson vs. Charlie Fusari longer version
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Except Floyd Jr
@@BennyNegroFromQueens Floyd's body jab punch was very underrated.
Lol casual @@BennyNegroFromQueens
@BennyNegroFromQueens Floyds went to the body consistently whenever he ended up on the inside.
His body jab and level changes/feints which threatened a body attack opened up lanes for his lead right hand and lead left hook.
Most people only see Floyd repeatedly landing lead right hands and not seeing what set it up.
It's only fitting to use such a great song with such a great fighter. It's mind-blowing how many fights he had and how many he won. He really makes a strong case for being the greatest of all time.
This beat goes hard 🔥
I against I by Massive Attack ft. Mos Def
@@drinfernoddssuch a great track.
It made the video so much better I wish it was 10 minutes long his combination were so fast it looks unreal like a marvel movie
Sugar Ray was different. All the skills. A lot of patience and then goodbye. He was special super special
For those interested Sugar Ray Robinson vs. Charlie Fusari longer version
czcams.com/video/EhIlByv3lkk/video.html&si=NMHKVK1wtYNzvxca
I against I Mos Def. Very scientific track from a extremely lyrical rapper. Just like Robinson who was extremely scientific by the way he fought. Great content like always.
Mesmerizing edit. That sweeping right to the kidney is a real interesting set-up shot you don't see very often. Key to the Fulmer KO among others. Pernell's "routes to the body" is still my fave, but this is right there with it!
My god this must be the most vicious and relentless body attack ever. No wonder he destroyed everyone in his path at his peak!
What great pieces of art you create with these videos. You’ve taught me a lot about the history of boxing and the skill of these greats. Thank you for your service my good man!
Thanks bud glad you enjoy!
@@hanzagod me and my love enjoy! Keep killing it. Happy to be apart of your community before the world finally catches up.
His body shots, unmatched, his combos, beautiful brutality, the top fighters he fought, were HOF's and the best at the time, he'd beat most fighters in his divisions in history. SUGAR RAY ROBINSON IS THE GOAT.
For those interested Sugar Ray Robinson vs. Charlie Fusari longer version
Part 1
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Part 2 czcams.com/video/UfTW3rN7AXs/video.html&si=N72b4UZ6rf740Fyl
That Combination at :42 was BEAUTIFUL and he landed every Single Punch. 🔥
For those interested Sugar Ray Robinson vs. Charlie Fusari longer version
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it's so sad we don't have more footage of him :(
We have a ton of Robinson footage! Some more at Welterweight would be nice though.
@@hanzagod man apparently i gotta look harder lol
@@hanzagoddo you know which clips are at welterweight specifically?
@@hanzagodlike unseen footage to the general public?
the undisputed king of the ring.
Sadly there are few films of Ray at his finest as a WW between 1941 and 1951. Best of all time. No one else even close.
They remembered SRR for jabbing and landing beautifully combinations on the head, but what they don't know that he had a great body punching that set up to put away on his opponents with follow up punches to the head. Great video.
The greatest ever pound for pound imo the man had everything u could ask for in a fighter
So many boxers emulated him
sugar ray robinson was a good inside fighter for a guy thats 5'11
Formidable work yet again.
You never seem to disappoint
I brought honor and respect to this man hanzagod God bless you and all the subscribers too
Elite!
Fender and quarter panel work! 🐐
Another legendary highlight! Thanks a ton haNZAgod!
You're welcome Taino many more to come once I'm back from holiday!
Hanza! Your videos never disappoint. Keep up the great work my friend.
Thanks will do!
Pound For Pound the greatest boxer in history
Such a destructive power... And so beautiful... How the hell can some people hesitate that he is the best ever?
Legend
One of the elements of Sugar Ray Robinson style that Muhammad Ali didn't copy. The inside fighting and body punching.
Yeah considering the fact that Muhammad Ali never ever went to the body of his opponents. I always wondered how his game plans would’ve resulted if he did.
ottima osservazione, ci stavo pensando anche io. Forse non e' possibile copiare tutto quello che faceva Robinson, Ali non riusciva a copiare tutto. Leonard ne ha eguagliato la velocita', ma Leonard non aveva la stessa potenza di Robinson. Sembra davvero Leonard con i missili di Hearns, e con la resistenza di Hagler, tutto in un unico uomo. In ogni caso nessuno fra Ali nei massimi, ne Leonard, Hearns, Hagler, hanno mai steso gli avversari colpendoli al corpo come faceva Robinson.
Ray knew.....The body doesn't move
To me it’s just sad that barely any modern boxer follow the simple line: “work the body. If the body breaks, the head will follow.”
@@dennit1221 Like Louis used to say....Kill the Body and the Head will die.....
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Right!
Joe Frazier also used to say that, as well as Duran.
Absolute legends
Like chopping down a tree
God that thumbnail is almost biblical the way Carmen’s face is twisted with pain like his soul is draining away
Breaking folks down with body blows damn.
That uppercut to the solar plexus 😮
Great video!🦾💯
Beautiful
0:50 holy shit
He punch so damn fast
🥊My favorite pugilist to this day.👑 The key to success is good attack to the body❗️👏👏👍👍
robinson hit so hard and furious he could have turned me brain into a sugar cube
Gifted from God 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 👑
Boy never disappoint. Is this that mos def trac from the blade ?
Saw this and told my self I have to watch
Great song choice. My Noogah Blade!
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Plain beautiful!!!
Pls Loma routes to the body, he has insane body shot knockouts e combos on body
I've done a ton of Loma videos already at this point and my last one I only made a couple months ago. Maybe one for the future but not for a while.
Imagine guys like SRR, Pelé and Wilt had all the luxury's modern athletes have.
1:02 that must have been extremely painful
No one flurries hooks to the body like SRR did
The Right to The Belly set up the Left Hook to the Head
The best boxer of all time!!!!
P4p boss man
His left hook hook nice
Hollllllllyyyyy body shots!....this dude was a baaaaadddd man😂😂😂😂
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hanza please make a fantasy fight video with sugar ray robinson and ezzard charles
Although Charles did compete at Middleweight his prime was contested at Light-Heavyweight and Heavyweight, it's not really a fair match-up against a natural Welterweight.
@@hanzagod i understand
My god this guy was fast. No wonder Ali idolised him.
Ahead of his time. He would destroy the competition today
I was born in 56 every wknd my dad an avid boxing fan would tell me about the greats. Being from Detroit of course Louis and Robinson. Robinson was that generations Michael Jordan..Nobody before or after comes close. Oh and Ike Williams would have gave Duran hell
And all the film of Robinson was when he was washed. Imagine how good he was in his prime.
We've got quite a bit of footage of Robinson in his prime at Welterweight and just after, we've even got film of Robinson as an amateur! Some of it is in this highlight.
Poetry
To all you floyd mayweather fans, your witnessing the greatest boxer who ever put on a pair of gloves. Floyd might be the greatest defensive fighter of all time, but Sugar Ray Robinson is the greatest offensive fighter of all time + more. You can't win on defense alone. The greatest of all time, Sugar Ray Robinson 😎
You cant throw rear hand body shots like that nowadays
Canelo does it.
Is these body shots still legal
Of course boxers still use body shots today haha.
@hanzagod I know that I mean the kidney shot specifically were his holding that guy head and punching him on the kidney it reminds of George Foreman doing that.
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What’s the chooon ?
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Some of those shots looks like being stab in the gut
He did pass up Archie Moore.
What do you mean?
Archie and Ray were friends. Archie thought a bout between them would sell quite well. Ray's response to fighting Archie was "with a baseball bat". Archie Moore has the most KOs in the pro ranks ( a record that will stand forever). Instead Ray boxed Joey Maxim who was a weak puncher but an all time great.@@hanzagod
@@vincentfisher1603 I mean can you blame him? Robinson was a natural Welterweight not a Light-Heavy lol. Certainly not something I'd hold against him that's for sure.
@@hanzagod Robinson was a smart business guy as is Floyd Mayweather. Floyd is always accused of picking and choosing his opponents. Think about that.
@@vincentfisher1603 Who else would you have wanted Robinson to fight at Welterweight and Middleweight? He practically fought everyone, his resume is incredible - greater than Floyd's. Sounds like you're a hater to me to be honest.
You couldnt match his speed. He hit 5 times before you hit him once.
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