Sugar Ray Robinson stands over Bobo Olson after a knockdown as referee Mushy Callahan moves Robinson back on May 18, 1956 at Wrigley Field in Los Angeles. Sugar Ray Robinson walks with Muhammad ...

Jake La Motta takes a stinging right from Sugar Ray Robinson in the third round. AP Photo When they met to sign contracts for the fight, Robinson tried to psyche out his rival by drinking a glass ...

The latest example is Sugar Ray Robinson: The Bright Lights and Dark Shadows of a Champion, a documentary that blends nostalgia, celebrity reminiscences and solid reporting into an hourlong ...

Now clear your head and picture Sugar Ray Robinson, widely regarded as the top pound-for-pound boxer in the history of the sport, fighting as an amateur. Imagine Robinson as a 15-year-old trying ...

Following an amateur and professional career that spanned four decades, Sugar Ray Robinson became known simply as the greatest pound-for-pound fighter it boxing history. It was a journey that ...