Roberto durán

Roberto Duran.

Roberto Duran Simply the Best.★At his best as Lightweight King he successfully Defended the Title 12 times, 11 by Knockout. In his career he stopped 21 opponents in the first round, 31 within the first 3 rounds★. He fought until the age of 50 with a final career record of 103-16 (70 KOs)★.

Roberto Duran 'Hands of Stone'

The Hands of Stone touching the Head of Stone. Roberto Duran was the LaMotta of the other Sugar Ray. His Achievments are even more impressive since it is to be considered thar the Panamian was a natural lightweight. His asthonishing power was enough to ease his way up to the middleweight devision, where he finally met Marvelous Marvin Hagler, who would only be defeated by the Hands of Sugar Ray Leonard in an unprecedented upset.

Roberto Duran.

Take a look at the Tale of the Tape for Floyd Mayweather vs. Manny Pacquiao, along with some much older cards that date back to the 1920s.

"Duran knew how to fight. He knew what to do. If he looked at the corner the only thing I ever had to do was pretend to jab, once he was using his jab I knew he’d have no trouble. Even more important he knew how to think. When you talk about great fighters, always remember there was a guy named Roberto Duran. He was never given the opportunity to really display his wares because at his peak, he was overshadowed by Muhammad Ali." - Master trainer Ray Arcel

Roberto Duran, Panama's Greatest Ever Boxer.