Nine years after 'No Más', Sugar Ray Leonard and Roberto Durán met for the last time beside the newly opened Mirage. Leonard outboxed the 38-year-old...
Eight years after their first fight, Thomas Hearns dropped Sugar Ray Leonard in the third and eleventh rounds at Caesars Palace, only for the judges t...
A 37-year-old Roberto Durán, a 3-to-1 underdog, dropped Iran Barkley in the 11th round and took a split decision for the WBC middleweight title, his f...
From the Bronx and Carolina, Puerto Rico, to a world title at 17 and wins over Palomino, Hope and Durán, Wilfred Benítez's career burned fast, and his...
Pipino Cuevas won the WBA welterweight title at 18 in a Mexicali bullring and defended it 11 times, almost always by knockout, before Thomas Hearns an...
On 2 August 1980 in Detroit, unbeaten Thomas Hearns ended Pipino Cuevas's four-year WBA welterweight reign, dropping the Mexican champion with a right...
On 6 December 1985 at the Las Vegas Hilton, unbeaten Donald Curry knocked out unbeaten WBC champion Milton McCrory in the second round, becoming the f...
From Saint Elizabeth, Jamaica and Bermondsey, London to the undisputed welterweight crown in 1986, Lloyd Honeyghan's reign took in a famous upset, a W...
Fort Worth's Donald Curry knocked out Milton McCrory in 1985 to become undisputed welterweight champion, then lost it all to Lloyd Honeyghan in one of...
Unbeaten, ranked among the best fighters in the world and a heavy favourite, Donald Curry retired on his stool after six rounds against Lloyd Honeygha...
James Toney and Mike McCallum fought a split draw in 1991 and a contested majority decision in 1992 for the IBF middleweight title, then met again at...
From a 240-10 amateur record and Commonwealth Games gold to world titles at 154, 160 and 175 pounds, the Toney trilogy and a loss to Roy Jones Jr., th...
