What is Jackie Robinson's most memorable fight?
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Making it as the first Major League Baseball player
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I would have to say Jimmy "Superfly" Snuka vs. Magnificent Muraco cage match at MSG. Have to go old school on this one.
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PRYOR VS ARGUELLO WAS AN AMAZING FIGHT WITH A LOT OF HARD PUNCHES AND LOTS OF MOMENTUM SHIFTS IN THE FIGHT, A CLASSIC FIGHT INDEED.
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I am completely enamored and astounded by the legend that is LeRoy Satchel Paige. The stories you hear about how he would tell his outfield to stay in the dugout because he didnt need them, inducing only infield hits or striking out the batter...its mind-boggling. Big Satch simply dominated any game he played in, even into his 50's. his win total completely blows cy young out of the water. Satchell Paige was better.
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Getting Beat up by Suger Ray \nAnd also Knocking out a whole lot of lames before Suger KO him
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Sugar Ray Robinson won like 175 and lost exactly 19 fights.  altho most of them were later in his career and a good portion of them were title fights.  I believe he was middleweight champion 5 times welterweight Champ twice and lost a bout for the light heavy weight title
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Bernard Hopkins just proved he is an ALL TIME Great...\n\nJermain Taylor might be the next BHOP and\n\nEvander Holyfield is one of the Top 3 Fighters of all TIME>...Read his book by his Manager Jim Thomas..great insight to a REAL WARRIOR!!
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Sugar Ray Leonard.\nThey all beat each other, but Leonard beat them all.
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i've already posted a dozen times all of the reasons why jackie is my hero. not only is he a better player than rickey, he is one of the greatest to play the game ever.
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Muhammed Ali, "the Greatest" fighter of all time. He actually brought tremendous interest back into boxing, something that's seriously lacking today.\n\nYou might have loved him or hated him, but you couldn't ignore him...
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that would be Jackie Robinson
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A few of my personal favorites:\nJulio Cesar Chavez - 108-6-2\nMarty Jakubowski - 114-7-0\nRoberto Duran 103-16-0\n\nThen of course there's Henry Armstrong 151-21-9\nand Sugar Ray Robinson 173-19-6\n\nThere are many more, but I can't seem to find the page where they're listed at. Sorry.
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Although toney might be the best skilled hw boxer right now, and valuev may be the most physically imposing, i have to say my current favorite is lamon brewster. He has true heavyweight power (as evidenced by his comeback stoppage of klitchko and quick knock out of golota) and he clearly has a lot of heart (fighting sergei with a detached retina from round 1 and nearly pulling out a decision). The amazing thing is is even though he is an american heavy, he really has recieved very little pub and needed to win the fight he lost in part because of injury. Its pretty disappointing as he really could have launched if he won a few more fights consecutively.
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Jack Johnson was a great boxer. Ali is overrated. He is just a popular guy world wide.\n\nPretty boy Floyd may be the best ever when it is said and done!\n\nFelix Tito Trinidad is my favorite though.  Always a man even in defeat!
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Babe Ruth was not overrated! You can't help it if America was going through a time that they didn't accept others for their skin color.  It wouldn't change the kind of player he was.  Racism still happens today too, but maybe not as much.  So don't be nieve and think discrimination and racism happened only back then.  Remember 9/11? Anyways, Jackie Robinson was an amazing player! He played in the 40s even though he suffered a lot because he was black.  Plus, if there was a league for black people then you would have to say the same thing about their players being overrated because there weren't white people in the league.  I love all those that have left their mark in baseball even if it was really hard.  Go Jackie Robinson!
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Birth Name: Jack Roosevelt Robinson\nAlso known as: Jackie Robinson\nBorn: January 31, 1919 in Cairo, GA\nDied: October 24, 1972 in Stamford, CT\nMarried: Rachel Issum on February 10, 1946\nChildren: Jackie Jr. (died in 1971), Sharon and David\nHeight: 5' 11"\nWeight: 204 lb.\nBatted: Right\nThrew: Right\nCollege Education: UCLA\nProfessional Team: Brooklyn Dodgers\nYears Played: 1947-56\nDebut: April 15, 1947\nStats on Jackie Robinson >>
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