Sugar Ray Robinson - Masterful Jab
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- Опубліковано 7 лют 2025
- Jab highlights of the legendary greatest boxer of all time. A different look at Sugar Ray Robinson!
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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. Robinson was a dominant amateur, but his exact amateur record is not known. It is usually listed as 85-0 with 69 knockouts, 40 in the first round. He became the first boxer in history to win a divisional world championship five times (a feat he accomplished by defeating Carmen Basilio in 1958 to regain the middleweight championship). Robinson retired from boxing with a record of 174-19-6 with 109 knockouts in 201 professional bouts, ranking him among the all-time leaders in knockouts. The undisputed greatest fighter in boxing history!
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The greatest boxer of all time! Sugar Ray Robinson is one of my boxing idols he is without question the most complete fighter I have ever seen on film. It's been quite a long time since my last Robinson highlight so I wanted to showcase one of the more underrated aspects of his skill set - his jab. I'm also taking some more highlight requests if anyone has any so feel free to share! www.patreon.com/haNZAgod
You mean most skilled.
Carmen basilio offense highlight or Carlos monzon-, Ruben Olivares-, Jake Lamotta- and Roberto Duran routes to the body. Just throwing it out there. Amazing video as always.
Whats the song?
@@mmastiff734 it’s toopy and binoo
@@THEDONSTR8Fightah76 bruh
This man's style was so beautiful. And the way he'll go from flashing boxer to blood thirsty brawler without warning is something that can't be taught. Always dangerous.
Exactly 💯..Ray Robinson once said.. rhythm is important in boxing
Ray was so far ahead of his time style wise. You could drop him in any era and he would excel. Besides his jab was that nasty wide right hook he threw to the kidney area. If you look for it he starts throwing that in round one and by later in the fights guys are almost broken down from it. Just continuously hitting them in the same spot. Ray had one on the best boxing IQ’s of all time. Love watching these older videos. Thank you.
Ray just loved to bend people down and hit them on their back kidney or even head. But oh my god! His style was beautiful to watch like a dancing ballerina.
The jab the most important punch in boxing!
Which might of been Roy Jones’s downfall he threw very few jabs mostly always lead with a left hook but when his reflexes were gone and he had no jab to rely on he was never the same fighter
Facts
Is it important for short fighters to still use jabs when going against very tall opponents?
@@mikkim5930 jabs are great defence and offense. Good to keep your oppentents at distance and a good powerful jab can damage them. Tyson has an amazing jab and uses it as defence and offense. The second you retaliate or put your gaurd down BOOM 💥🤯 . Cus was very strick on Tyson being able to do his peekaboo style boxing of offense and defense
@@conormayweather5474 very interesting take. Never thought about that
SRR's jab was one of his key weapons to set up either his knockout punches or out-boxed his opponents for a decision win. This what made SRR the goat of all-time boxer.
The jazzy boom bap instrumental just makes the highlight reel that much sweeter. Respect to haNZAgod #P4P
This guy just looks so good at everything..every punch, footwork, balance. He was fast and hit hard...great chin plus he had the warrior in him that you can't teach. 200 plus fights...Anyone talking about ATG's he has to be up there at the top of the list.
Hanza you’re the goat boxing highlight reel creator
No question
That’s facts ,theyre my go to videos ,hanza keep em coming🙏🏽🔥🥊
That's a fact
The countless hours you watch of boxing footage to make these videos is a testament to your love and dedication to the cause. 👍 Keep up the fine work
Thanks Will glad you like it! It takes a lot of time that's for sure haha
After watching this I now understand why most boxing enthusiasts consider him the greatest boxer of all time. The way he controls the distance with his jab is a thing of beauty.
I wish that there was more sparring footage of SRR.
Or more footage in general. Most of his prime footage is gone, he was ridiculously good in the 40s
@Theblkwolverine89, WE ALL do, smh.
I had that wish forever. Its always footage that lasts a few seconds.
Just footage of him doing a FULL, training session in Pompton Lakes, or any gym, would be Platinum. Smh
The one and Only, SRR. My favorite!
👏👍👏
@@GoGetYourShinebox I really hope that there’s more footage that pops up, I want to at least see Robinson vs Kid Gavalian. Or just more prime footage that pops up, there MUST be.
@@dammionpeaks2209Blake472 was my old channel. Ray Robinson is my favorite as well.
@@Blkwlf89 Yes, definitely a peerless LEGEND.
2:27 RIP To Walker Smith Jr, That Combination Was Beautiful
Made me happy seeing this
The number one key punch in boxing 🥊 And Sugar Ray Robinson demonstrated the art of the jab. Rest In Power Legend , and Thank you for showing this video and many more 💯🥊✊🏿🖤✊🏿⚔️
never get tired of being shown new Ray Robinson footage. Love how he jumps with that bodyshot at 0:41 . It's... Rolling with a bodyshot, it's just so clever
what amazes me MOST about Sugar Ray......his best years were not caught on film but what we did get to see seems like it couldn't have been more perfect than that....but those that SAW the welterweight Ray went to their graves saying the welterweight Ray was even more perfect a fighter than middleweight Ray.
There's footage of welterweight Ray going around
@@andijw79 link it bro
@@marcoantonioc5437 don't know how to. Just type it on UA-cam mate
Weird that there’s film of him fighting in the golden gloves but not at welterweight.
@@MrMidnight92_ There is.
Damn one day I hope to have a jab that smooth and sweet. Legendary
My favourite boxer of all time, he is the Greatest in my eye
Greatest of all time!
He was something else He was a real boxer
That footwork though!!! Another great installment. 😊🥊 Thank you.
Ali’s idol . The greatest to ever lace up the gloves
Did you know that Joe Louis was sugar rays idol? But even Joe Louis said sugar ray was the greatest of all time. I always thought that was awesome
Yes, the best to ever do it!
@@muder0989 Joe Louis, and Sugar Ray were the same they were trained together in the same way. Except Louis was less of a dancer. Joe Louis was what Sugar ray would have been if he was a heavyweight. If you combine Louis. With Ali's dancing reflexes, and footwork he copied from Sugar Ray you get heavyweight Sugar ray which was split into those 2 boxers Ali and Louis. Louis, and Sugar grew up together, and were best friends
@@johndejohn4662 Sugar Ray also was influenced by the Cuban featherweight, Kid Chocolate.
1:53- that triple left hook combo, is just something else...
Feel emotional watching Robinson Box & even just looking at his photos,,, thank-you for uploading this video.
Man. Literally so light on his feet with his movements he appeared to be gliding on air.
Also can at times be so solid with his hits it’s as if his legs are sturdy foundations he stands on to through his full magnitude of force with his power shots.
Clearly a superb master class boxer Walker Smith Jr was aka Sugar Ray Robinson.
It’s always a tremendous and glorious display of skill to watch when he is showcased in any footage that remains of his bouts
SRR fought like he invented boxing and was just waiting on everyone else to catch on.
Hanzagod > any boxing tv show
These boxing greats live on through your work
He was one Beautiful fighter !!
Ikr
Great work on this one hanzagod it’s always good to see SRR highlights 💯.
Boxing Ring was his Playground, what a legend
Excellent. Thanks for this
El que nace pa boxear, nace pa boxear...ejemplo el tremendo Sugar Robinson....👍
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Another sugar ray robinson video💯
Thank you for this
Great video of the great sugar ray Robinson.
Not just a master at the jab but notice how he just uses his lead hand in general. My boy has a phd in the lead hand science
go into detail on how to use it
Great vid I appreciate it 🙏🏾
..facts but nothing but facts
What masterful artwork
EXCELLENT VIDEO!
THANKS
Happy birthday to the legend 🐐🐐favorite boxer
When Ray fought Fullmer and Basilio he was fighting on memory and still beat the them. The title fight in Las Vegas against Fullmer was stolen from him. Terrible decision. The fix was in. Lots of Mormons in Nevada.
And remember Ray was 41 years old when he fought Fullmer in Nevada.
I wonder what Robinson career would’ve been if he never retired and beat Maxim
@@papichurro7570 good question. Archie Moore wanted to have a fight with Ray. They were buddies, as much as Ray could be buddies with anyone, and Ray declined. Archie was too big. Ray was really a blown up WW. It’s really too bad that very few films of him as a WW exist. Since he would not make himself beholden to Mike Jacob’s at MSG many of his fights were not in NYC and not filmed. I have listened to audio from a few of his fights called by Don Dunphy. Announcers at that time were not “ homers” like now. They were very objective. I recall Dunphy saying he had never seen anything like Robinson. Perfect combinations, double left hooks. He was a magnificent WW. Absolutely magnificent.
Wow... just wow. Good job man, you always kill it with your videos. Sugar ray is by far the best I've ever seen on film, even better than Benny Leonard.
The king of kings!
he was so so good
How about a series of piston right hands? Suggestions: Ali, Hearns, Louis, Klitschko, Mayweather, Roy Jones, Holmes, Arguello, Monzón
The speed in those body punches, fucking unreal.
Sweet as sugar as they say
You see a little of everyone great rolled into one. Ali, Roy JJ, Leonard...The man!
My favorite boxer
the god of boxing
The perfection was real that's the perfection off a human being never a human being touching in his full prime not even Hagler and hearns
Hanza you're the G.O.A.T
The Master! Simple as that.
I was lucky enough to be ringside for Robinson vs Moyer 1....Although past his prime he put on a masterful display of boxing ability. He won that fight with his left hand...
Wow, must’ve been amazing to see. I bet the audience went nuts
Wait how old are you?
@@sayanorasonic My birth certificate is chiseled on a stone, Lol…Saw the fight with my Pops at 15 years of age…Old Madison Square Garden…
Even seen other All Time Great from ringside?
Although Robinson was passed prime how did it compare. Handspeed, power, etc.
We have the footage but you get a different feel in person.
@@combatsportlover6919 I was at Ringside for Clay (Ali) vs Archie Moore. In those early days Ali was as fast as a Middleweight. His punches were sharp/cutting. As a kid I had a poster of Robinson hanging in my bedroom. I stated watching Robby in 1957 (me 11 years old) He was my Pops fav fighter and yes he was that good. One punch KO power, master boxer. No one is better...
Legend
Love ur videos brobro
👍👍👍🔥🔥🔥 great work keep it up
Wow,watching him box is Art! Extremely graceful,,,he kept the opponents in the center of the ring like a chicken,,,and keep going counter clockwise around them! Way ahead of his Time.
The perfect video & beat combination
He is the best boxer of all time. Who will say no, don't know everything
Finally another SRR video.
The most beautiful fighter ever to step in the boxing ring.
He made violence... Look beautiful....
Tommy Hearns has a Helluva Jab too!🤔
The Grandmaster Sensei of the Shoulder Roll counter punching defense.
What a great man want him back
Great upload! Hope you can make video with the greatest Jabber's in history
magnifique science de la boxe. Merci👍🥊
Robinson or Joe Louis routes to the body would be cool…
I agree Sugar Ray Robinson is the greatest boxer of all time (goat)..
Walker Smith Jr was a bad man, RIP champ.
Music is slamming!! Just like THE LEGENDARY SUGAR RAY ROBINSON!!
Simply the best
The greatest to ever do it. Simple as that
I remember a photo of him and Ezzard Charles together.
Both went different path and did great.
Ezzard Charles moved up to light heavyweight and heavyweight to fight Joe Louis, Archie Moore and Rocky. He beats young Archie Moore 3 times and the only fighter to last 15 rounds with Rocky.
Alongside with La Starza
Ezzard was a bad man as well…..honestly his style of fighting is more modern than Robinson style
If you watch Ezzard fights it’s like watching a modern fighter
One of his best weapons
Thank yo
Bouts 201......Amazing.....
The king of kings
It’s very sad that there are virtually no films of Ray when he was a WW. 1941, 1951. He was denied the LW title even though he beat Sammy Angott who was given a title fight right after Ray beat him. He was unquestionably the best pound for pound of all time and the best WW of all time. Most of the films of Ray are not of Ray st his absolute peak. The great radio announcer Don Dunphy who called most of Rays early fights said he had never seen anything like him. And Dunphy was not a “ homer” or cheerleader like today’s announcers who are corrupted by the promoter of the fight. Teddy atlas was fired by Bob Arum from calling the ESPN fights because he would not follow Arums dictums. The guys who call ESPN now are owned by Arum and are terrible.
Just think for a moment how tremendous it would be to see both Robinson v Kid Gavilan fights. Neither were filmed. And the first 5 LaMotta fights were Ray was outweighed by 15/16 lbs. Does anyone reading this think the blowhard who calls himself GOAT would step into the ring with a skilled fighter who weighed that much more then him? These forums and videos are valuable because those the believe Mayweather may see these comments and videos and realize what he really is. And Robinson fought top 5 MW’s Artie Levine and Georgie Abrams when he was a WW. Those two guys were the last of the terrific Jewish fighters. Both would be fighting for one of the diluted championship today.
I see you with the Mr Scruff “Jazz Potato” playing.
The GOD of boxing that is the basis for every pound for pound comparison or discussion. His autobiography is one of the best I’ve ever read. Please, the song name sir?
Mr Scruff - Jazz Potato
I wander wy nobody don a movie abaut this man
There’s a movie called Harlem Nights where Richard Pryor stars as him , But yeah he needs his biography film.
Beautiful sequence at 0:57
Very good the best the Word
Very good the best 200 fight 19
Wow!
Masterful everything lol. Best all around fighter ever.
Now he was the best ever he would have walked through Mayweather with one hand tied behind his back... and that is the bottom line
To be honest, there were plenty of past legendary Welterweights that would have beaten Mayweather black and blue.
Sugar Ray Leonard, Thomas Hearns, Kid Gavilán, Charley Burley, José Napoles, Henry Armstrong, Mickey Walker, Emile Griffith are obvious. Would also favor Cocoa Kid, Jimmy McLarnin, Barney Ross, Holman Williams (to name several more) over Mayweather.
@@TainoMantis Putting Mayweather against Mickey Walker is just unfair man.
@@TainoMantis ty for mentioning charley burley. Do you think Ray couldve won vs Burley ?
@@david.amuiki Damn. That's a tough one! I think Ray would have won a very close split decision or it would have been a draw. The reason comes down to punch volume. Ray was more active and chained 4-6 punch power combos (especially at 147 from description). Burley seemed to set up counters & punches off of great positioning and defense (affecting his overall punch volume). It's a fight that Ray's handlers didn't want any part of.
@@TainoMantis he couldve tried..
And with music to match
Music always on point
Have you highlighted Paul Pender
Goat 🐐
can anyone please tell me who is sugar ray robninson fighting @1:29
good👍
Nice
Carmen Basilio fought Sugar 3 times 1 win 2 loses by decisions. A lot of good action for sure
i watched a great docu many years ago aswell about srr 5 fight european tour aswell what fighter would even do/does that to show how good they were
What's impressive with that European tour is not how many boxers Sugar Ray Robinson beat in just 2 weeks but how good those boxers he beat. Among those 5 boxers he beat are Jean Walzack (who beat Joe Curcio, Ernie Roderick and Hall of Famers Holman Williams), Luc Van Dam (a top European boxer who beat Cyrille Delanoitte and Bep van Klaveren) and underrated middleweight great Robert Villemain who actually beat Anton Raadik, Jose Basora, Joey de John, Danny Nardico and Hall of Famers Kid Gavilan and Jake LaMotta. Imagine in just 2 weeks he just didn't fought 5 times but beat very good boxers. It's like Manny Pacquiao beating Brandon Rios, Chris Algieri and Timothy Bradley in just 2 weeks. That's amazing!
Did anyone catch that at 2:01. So beautiful!!
It was against Bobby Dykes. And right, it was so beautiful! I even prefer it over his famous left hook against Gene Fullmer.
@@ralphdupas6179 I used to prefer parrying and shooting with the same hands. I think most coaches tell you otherwise. I always felt this was more efficient. Seeing Robinson do it so well is like being a street artist watching van gogh paint.