During a June 17 appearance on the All The Smoke Fight podcast with Andre Ward, boxing legend Roy Jones Jr. (who held ...

Sugar Ray Leonard has revealed the one fighter that he believes could have competing during one of boxing's greatest eras.

Sugar Ray Leonard attends EMMY’s Pickleball Slam to benefit Television Academy Foundation and Firefighters Fund at Calabasas Pickleball Club on May 18, 2025, in Calabasas, Calif. Getty Images ...

During a June 17 appearance on the All The Smoke Fight podcast with Andre Ward, boxing legend Roy Jones Jr. made a strong claim that Sugar Ray Leonard would hav ...

Welterweight boxer Sugar Ray Leonard, pictured above in August 1979, laughs as he tapes his hands before a workout in the boxing ring at the community center in Capitol Heights, Md.

“One more fight,’’ Sugar Ray Leonard said. “Mucho dinero,’’ Duran replied with a laugh. But then Leonard waved his hands in the air like a boxing referee stopping a fight.

Sugar Ray Leonard, one of boxing’s most celebrated champions, built a career defined by skill, speed, and confidence.

Leonard was known for his speed, skill, and charisma, and he played a key role in reviving boxing’s popularity in the 1980s.

Entertainment Q&A with Sugar Ray Leonard: The temptation of the comeback, how he got sober and figuring out how to beat Marvelous Marvin Hagler April 25, 2021 ...

Sugar Ray wanted to beat Duran at his own game, close up and dangerous. Leonard was badly wobbled in the second, but refused to change tack.

FILE - Sugar Ray Leonard holds up the middleweight championship belt after defeating Marvin Hagler in a split decision to win the title in Las Vegas, Nev., April 6, 1987.