I waited nearly 2 years for this documentary thank you brother 🙏🏽🙏🏽

This man stated that he did not even like or enjoy Boxing. It was just Business for him... Imagine the discipline it takes to excel to the top of something you don't enjoy?

A movie needs to be made about this legendary fighter.

The crazy thing is most people don’t understand how great he was. The speed, timing, accuracy, power.. truly untouchable..

He died in 1989, he was a true walking legend. RIP SRR.

The saddest thing, the footage we have is when he wasn't in his prime. So imagine if we got his real prime, If Ali is King Sugar is the Emperor

129-1 not 128-1 He had three unbeaten streaks: 89-0 as an amateur, 40-0 before losing to Jake LaMotta, and went 129-1 before his second loss 202 fights and 89 amateur fights BUT not once did he ever got knocked out. That's the chin and defense of one of the deadliest punchers boxing has ever seen.

My grandfather saw a ton of live boxing from the 1930s to the 1970s, saw a lot of fighters. He said no one was better than Robinson. He only wished he was a middleweight sooner in his career.

We really need a movie about him while people who may still remember who he was is still around.

Man, I am so grateful I can see the greatness in the comfort of my home. Society may be fucked up, but thank God for those documentaries. I was amateur boxer in my teenage years and Ray, Ali and Dempsey were my biggest inspirations and I started boxing because of them. I will never stop loving boxing, such a wonderful sport.

In 13:06 Mike Tyson perfectly sums up the magnitude of greatness that can be found in boxing's rich history "..There's some monsters in the past, you know, they put people like me in check. They put our egos in check.." And among all these monsters, Sugar Ray Robinson is the greatest.

Literal art in motion. The name Sugar Ray Robinson will never be forgotten.

He is, by some distance I might add, the GREATEST fighter to ever live. If there is ONE consensus GOAT pound for pound in boxing, most fighters, dead or alive, most boxing historians, dead or alive, most boxing analysts, dead or alive, would at a 90% clip vote for Sugar Ray Robinson. I could see a few votes going to Ali, or Willie Pep, or a few others, but Sugar Ray Robinson would get, BY FAR, most of the votes. His defense, his reflexes, his hand-eye coordination and timing, his balance proprioception (he could knock you out off his back foot moving backwards, a rare gift), power, speed, an iron chin, endurance, amazing footwork, genius level boxing IQ. He is the one fighter who, with modern training, nutrition and pharmacology would BREAK today's social media if he fought today because he was that gifted. A once in a lifetime fighter who, at his peak, is the closest thing boxing will ever get to unbeatable. The undisputed GOAT of boxing, SRR. Great work Joe, another classic.

My deepest regret in my boxing life is not being able to witness Sugar Ray’s career while it unfolded.

The definition of a natural, he was born to box, but his dedication and hard work immortalized him🥊

Hardly anyone outside of real boxing fans know who sugar Ray Robinson was. He was a big name in his day. Why a major movie hasn't been made is puzzling 🤔

Definitely the in-ring GOAT. Even inspired ali and his footwork.

Once again Joe knocks it out of the park . Nobody does it like Joe Vincent outstanding work sir

A Titan, no attitude just all heart, strength, determination, incredible skill and an artist on the canvas..The Champ and the greatest on so many levels....Ali was no fool in trying to emulate him in the heavyweight division...

We English fans have a fond respect for this king.

The most complete Fighter ever , a true warrior and a great Man R.I.P Sugar Ray

Finally. 🐐. My grandfather used to tell me stories about this guy, he was just unbelievable.

Two weeks late to my feed! My first-generation uncle fought Sugar Ray during WW2. The great news: He didn't get killed, KO or severely injured during the bout. The bad news: He sustained permanent injury during the WAR. That ended his aspiring pro career/potential. I'm so extremely proud of my uncle - in every possible way!! He became a genuinely loving family man, as well as an upstanding role for any man. He was all heart, soul and power.

This documentary is extremely well put together considering the limited footage available for a man with such an immense fight record. Well done.

The greatest pound-for-pound. I was thrilled when I in the eighties had written him in L.A. and a few weeks later recieved an autographed photo from him.

Thank you Joseph Vincent. You helped me through a tough time as a teen now I am a boxer by the grace of god. Everything you’ve showed us from the greats is coming full circle

His uppercuts followed by left hook is a thing of beauty.

When current fighters talk about being undefeated for 30 fights or even 50 fights in their whole career is nearly meaningless to me. That's just business. Sugar Ray Robinson had sometimes two fights a week. With a record like that a few losses takes nothing from a man's record it only solidifies it's greatness. Now THIS man is what I consider a real FIGHTER.

First P4P fighter! Man his left hook was so sweet and so devastating my goodness. Definitely my favorite fighter of all time. Been waiting for this video for a while!!!

I love the ominous beat throughout the mini documentary. Sugar Ray Robinson was and still the Best of All Time.

Ref carrying his opponent to the corner is insane

these documentaries are always just on another level

He ran out of opponents in the US and put his title on the line SIX times in less than TWO months all across Europe. Ladies and gentlemen, fighters like this don't exist anymore. He was beautiful.🎉

finally a documentary on the GOAT, probably the first on UKposts. thanks mr. Vincent for keeping his name alive, he is my favorite boxer of all times.

His first three losses were to a Jake Lamotta who had 19 pounds on him (went on to avenge this loss 5 times), Randolph Turpin which he avenged that loss and a light heavyweight fight against Joey Maxim that drained him with the excessive heat of 104 degrees in a hard fight which he was 2 rounds away from winning. This man was truly remarkable and that’s why he’s my favorite boxer of all time

Thank you for this excellent film. Now I know why he is called the best pound for pound boxer ever. A title truly deserved.

Ray Robinson was the SUGAR in the SWEET SCIENCE! I am happy that others are finally able to witness what the rest of us have known for half a century: That there was one man that was blessed over all others to be the greatest and thus most complete boxer in history! He is the measuring stick by which all others will be measured!

The fact that he basically did a world tour is amazing. Most US fighters today only fight in the US and may venture outside of the country once or twice in their career. Robison is still the P4P greatest.

I thought I knew how great this man was I knew nothing thank you for educating me. He is truly the GOAT

The timing of this, I always wanted a sugar ray Robinson doc from you and now I can watch it and tomorrow I'm gonna have my amateur debut...the timing.

P4P The Greatest. My favorite fighter of all time.

He's built a different. He looked younger than most of his contenders even when he had a decade on them.

Finally you made this ! Thank you :) Ray was something else. Everybody who loves boxing need to know more about this legend.

Thank you so much for this one man, much awaited!!

“There’s a monster that comes out of me in the ring. I think it goes back to the days when I had nothing. It’s hunger. I think that’s what the monster is, and it’s still there.”

Sugar Ray Robinson was the Legend of the Legends

Bro is a true legend. Wish I was alive to see Ray in his prime. Thank you for everything.

The wait is finally over! THANK YOU JOSEPH!👏

Always hear the legend of the real sugar ray, but this epic. I've been watching your documentaries for a while now and you are by far the best. Thank you.

Yur ability to find these pieces of footage, interviews about the fights, and the audio to go with the fights is simply amazingly impressive

Well worth the wait for a video on this legend. Joe Vincent never disappoints

Wow Joe the editing in this video! You always do amazing work. Your ability to pull the viewer in and allow them to really embrace your videos is just amazing. Thanks again for another great one. Sugar Ray was really on another level. Uhhhh maaaazzziiinnnn!!!!

Not only was Sugar Ray Robinson such a legendary force in and out of the ring, he was ahead of his time in so many ways that when timeless greats like the “The Greatest” Muhammed Ali and the “Brown Bomber” Joe Louis both made their iconic remarks about his Robinson’s unbelievably gift as pound for pound the best of all time, there really is no other contender for that position! Robinson was in a ring of his own! Sugar Ray was the best! Not only was his remarkable combination of both finesse and toughness undeniable, he really set the tone for the ages in this sport! Thank you for this post!

The way Grazianos leg was twitching at 18:14....and was still trying to fight.....just wow those guys were just built different back then...pure grit.

Thank you! This was another classic from the documentary king!

I just wanted to give my thanks and appreciation for these amazing short documentaries! Nothing beats them!

i’ve been watching your documentaries for a while. especially the boxing ones tho they actually is what got me into watching boxing so thank you Mr Joe Vincent.

This was by far my favorite documentary you've ever done. Loved all the old footage. Obviously it's hard to do videos when there's not too much film but if you could do more of these I would absolutely love it.

And thank you for finally making this one I've been waiting and yall never dissapoint!!!

I lost track of how long I've waited for this video. Awesomeee!!!!

I would like to see a documentary about Larry Holmes. He is the most underrated champion of all time.

YES! I’ve been waiting for this one! I actually was caught off guard by this one… I think I love you 🥺

I wholeheartedly agree with the old man who said “Ray Robinson is in the top, at the cuspid of Mount Olympus, Ali and company are one slot below” Many thanks for this great tribute to the greatest boxer who ever lived. This man fought 15 rounds in two divisions filled with ferocious fighters, today fighters are gassing out after only 3 rounds. One just have to look at his record to see that he was indeed the greatest. The original and only real “Sugar”

Thank you for this Joseph, I have waited for long and it's worth it

This man never disappoints. He’s so underrated. Keep up the good work!

Been waiting for this one for ages, great work as always!!

I was hoping for a Ray Robinson doc from your channel. This was amazing. Thank you!

Beautifully made thank you for this I've been waiting for this one for time... it must have been difficult for you to make a vid with the limited footage of Ray Robinson available but Joe is the goat 🐐

The best ever. Thank you for the documentary 😁

been waiting for this for a long time, can't wait to see if you make more about other old fighters like jake lamotta or archie moore

This is honestly like watching basketball players back in the days the sport has evolved so much since then. Modern boxing has seriously evolved since this time but sugar ray robinson is one of the fathers of boxing that taught the generations after him

Thank you so much for making this.

#1 Sugar Ray Robinson #2 Joe Louis Undoubtedly the two greatest boxers of all time

The Greatest fighter to ever walk the planet earth.

R.I.P Sugar Ray Robinson The Best of The Best of All Time

by far the best Sugar Ray video iv'e seen, well done sir!!!!

Its almost like christmas when joe puts a new one out each time. Thanks for the Sugar Show, Joe!

When I saw him dance, I was shocked at first, but it makes sense now why he moves so well. He is so powerful and so graceful. It should be required viewing

Dude, you do a great job with these! Really enjoy them. Watched this and the Sonny Liston bio (excellent) today. Thank you.

Hey I recently discovered this channel and I want to say that I love it and thank you so very much for your hard work jv

Some of those POWERFUL overhand rights are RIDICULOUS!! Some of those statistics were crazy! Lol Fighting 6 title defense fights in 2 MONTHS! The fact SRR moved up in class to fight Lamotta, whom had 19lbs on Sugar… The fact they had 15 ROUNDS in a title fight.. lol What a fighter!

Sugar Ray worked them Jabs beautifully and he always had very good angles during Boxing matches. I see why people say his Boxing IQ was off the charts.

you absolute beauty, been waiting for this one! What a man. Your icon's, icon.

he had everything...rhythm, beauty and explosive power

There will NEVER be another SRR. The greatest fighter to ever BREATHE. Could you imagine if we had his prime on tape? With all the angles we have of fighters fights now? Social media wouldn’t be able to handle it. Thanks Joesph for the video. Incredible as always.

Another masterpiece. Thank you.

Thank you so much for this, was hoping you would do one. top draw lad, big up.

Amazing work my man.

Finally he gets his documentary The goat that was lost in history SRR🥹

Man what a great documentary, thank you 🙏🏼

This Guy was unique, he was too good, beyond good. Thanks for uploding this amazing Documentary😊

The Video we have all been waiting for. The GOAT🐐.

Absolute legend. Truly one of a kind human being! Another great video, thank you. How tough was Lamotta though? Lived to 95!? What the deuce?

huge fan here vincent just recently started watching you about 1 month ago and wow was i amazed with the amount of dedication you put on all your vidoes its just amazing im determined to watch all of your videos because there just so entertaining but yeah man i just wanted to tell you to keep up the good work just wanted to let you know how much i and many other people appreciate your work💯

Oh man what a treat!! Most talented accomplished boxer of all time 🥊

I was waiting for this 🙏🙏🙏

This was incredible Joe. This was your Magnum Opus man. All your work is Amazing but some of them just hit you different. This might be my favorite one.

Whoa! This is just so magnificent! I love this overall video with everything showing the GOAT Sugar Ray Robinson in his triumphs and comebacks. The truly greatest boxer in the history of boxing. It would have been a high honor to have been around when he was, no matter it was seeing him inside the ring or outside the ring. A great boxer and an even greater man. Walker Smith Jr. RIP you Legend

Greatest fighter to ever live, doesn’t even seem real what he did. Absolute legend.

I was a young teenager back in the late Fifties But I was Fortunate enough to have seen him fight in the Twilight of his Career! I was told by my Uncle that I was Watching the Greatest Fighter in the History of Boxing! I can never argue that point with anyone because Who Fights 125 Times in todays era of Boxing! END of STORY!