Dec. 11 Ernie Singletary, Nassau W10
   1982 Feb. 27 Marcos Geraldo, Las Vegas KO1
   July 25 Jeff McCracken, Detroit TKO8
   Dec. 3 Wilfred Benitez, New Orleans W15
   Won WBC Light-Middleweight Title
   1983 July 10 Murray Sutherland, Atlantic City W10
   1984 Feb. 11 Luigi Minchillo, Detroit W12
   Retained WBC Light-Middleweight Title
   June 15 Roberto Duran, Las Vegas TKO2
   Retained WBC Light-Middleweight Title
   Sept. 15 Fred Hutchings, Saginaw TKO3
   Retained WBC Light-Middleweight Title
   1985 April 15 Marvin Hagler, Las Vegas TKOby3
   For WBA, WBC, and IBF Middleweight Titles
   1986 Mar. 10 James Shuler, Las Vegas KO1
   June 23 Mark Medal, Las Vegas TKO8
   Retained WBC Light-Middleweight Title
   Oct. 17 Doug DeWitt, Detroit W12
   1987 Mar. 7 Dennis Andries, Detroit TKO10
   Won WBC Light-heavyweight Title
   Oct. 29 Juan Domingo Roldan, Las Vegas KO4
   Won Vacant WBC Middleweight Title
   1988 June 6 Iran Barkley, Las Vegas TKOby3
   Lost WBC Middleweight Title
   Nov. 4 James Kinchen, Las Vegas W12
   Won Vacant WBO Super-Middleweight Title
   1989 June 12 Sugar Ray Leonard, Las Vegas D12
   For WBC and WBO Super-Middleweight Titles
   1990 Apr. 28 Michael Olajide, Atlantic City W12
   Retained WBO Super-Middleweight Title
   1991 Feb. 11 Kemper Morton, Inglewood KO2
   Apr. 6 Ken Atkins, Honolulu TKO3
   June 3 Virgil Hill, Las Vegas W12
   Won WBA Light-Heavyweight Title
   1992 Mar. 20 Iran Barkley, Las Vegas L12
   Lost WBA Light-Heavyweight Title
   1993 Nov. 6 Andrew Maynard, Las Vegas TKO1
   1994 Jan. 29 Dan Ward, Las Vegas KO1
   Feb. 19 Freddie Delgado, Charlotte W12
   1995 Mar. 31 Lenny LaPaglia, Detroit TKO1
   Sept. 26 Earl Butler, Auburn Hills W10
   1996 Nov. 29 Karl Willis, Roanoke KO5
   1997 Jan. 31 Ed Dalton, Inglewood KO5
   1998 Nov. 6 Jay Snyder, Detroit KO1
   1999 Apr. 10 Nate Miller, Manchester W12
   2000 Apr. 8 Uriah Grant, Detroit TKOby2
   2001-2004 Inactive
   2005 July 30 John Long, Detroit TKO9
   2006 Feb. 4 Shannon Landberg, Auburn Hills TKO10
   Ring Record of Roberto Duran
   Career record 103-16-0; 70 KOs
   1968 Feb. 23 Carlos Mendoza, Colon City W4
   May 14 Juan Gondola, Colon City KO1
   June 15 Manuel Jimenez, Colon City KO1
   June 30 Eduardo Morales, Panama City KO1
   Aug. 10 Enrique Jacobo, Panama City KO1
   Aug. 25 Leroy Carghill, Panama City KO1
   Sept. 22 Ulises De Leon, Panama City KO1
   Nov. 16 Juan Gondola, Colon City KO2
   Dec. 7 Carlos Howard, Panama City TKO1
   1969 Jan. 19 Alberto Brand, Panama City TKO4
   Feb. 1 Eduardo Frutos, Panama City W6
   May 18 Jacinto Garcia, Panama City TKO4
   June 22 Adolfo Osses, Panama City TKO7
   Sept. 21 Serafin Garcia, Panama City TKO5
   Nov. 23 Luis Patino, Panama City TKO8
   1970 Mar. 28 Felipe Torres, Mexico City W10
   May 16 Ernesto Marcel, Panama City TK010
   July 18 Clemente Mucino, Colon City KO6
   Sept. 5 Marvin Castaneda, Puerto Armuelles KO1
   Oct. 18 Ignacio Castaneda, Panama City TKO3
   1971 Jan. 10 Jose Angel Herrara, Monterrey KO6
   Mar. 21 Jose Acosta, Panama City KO1
   May 29 Lloyd Marshall, Panama City TKO6
   July 18 Fermin Soto, Monterrey TKO3
   Sept. 13 Benny Huertas, New York TKO1
   Oct. 16 Hiroshi Kobayashi, Panama City KO7
   1972 Jan. 15 Angel Robinson Garcia, Panama City W10
   Mar. 10 Francisco Munoz, Panama City TKO1
   June 26 Ken Buchanan, New York TKO13
   Won WBA Lightweight Title
   Sept. 2 Greg Potter, Panama City KO1
   Oct. 28 Lupe Ramirez, Panama City KO1
   Nov. 17 Esteban DeJesus, New York L10
   1973 Jan. 20 Jimmy Robertson, Panama City KO5
   Retained WBA Lightweight Title
   Feb. 22 Juan Medina, Los Angeles TKO7
   Mar. 17 Javier Ayala, Los Angeles W10
   Apr. 14 Gerardo Ferrat, Panama City TKO2
   June 2 Hector Thompson, Panama City TKO8
   Retained WBA Lightweight Title
   Aug. 4 Doc McClendon, Hato Rey W10
   Nov. 8 Guts Ishimatsu Suzuki, Panama City TKO10
   Retained WBA Lightweight Title
   Dec. 1 Tony Garcia, Santiago de Veraguas KO3
   1974 Jan. 21 Leonard Tavarez, Paris TKO4
   Feb. 16 Armando Mendoza, Panama City TKO3
   Mar. 16 Esteban DeJesus, Panama City KO11
   Retained WBA Lightweight Title
   Jul. 6 Flash Gallego, Panama City TKO7
   Sept. 2 Hector Matta, Hato Rey W10
   Oct. 31 Jose Vasquez, San Jose KO2
   Nov. 16 Adalberto Vanegas, Panama City KO1
   Dec. 21 Masataka Takayama, San Jose KO1
   1975 Feb. 15 Andres Salgado, Panama City KO1
   Mar. 2 Ray Lampkin, Panama City KO14
   Retained WBA Lightweight Title
   June 3 Jose Peterson, Miami Beach TKO1
   Aug. 2 Pedro Mendoza, Managua KO1
   Sept. 13 Alirio Acuna, Chitre KO3
   Sept. 30 Edwin Viruet, Uniondale W10
   Dec. 20 Leoncio Ortiz, Hato Rey KO15
   Retained WBA Lightweight Title
   1976 May 4 Saoul Mamby, Miami Beach W10
   May 23 Lou Bizzarro, Erie KO14
   Retained WBA Lightweight Title
   July 31 Emiliano Villa, Panama City TKO7
   Oct. 15 Alvaro Rojas, Hollywood KO1
   Retained WBA Lightweight Title
   1977 Jan. 29 Vilomar Fernandez, Miami Beach KO13
   Retained WBA Lightweight Title
   May 16 Javier Muniz, Landover W10
   Aug. 6 Bernardo Diaz, Panama City KO1
   Sept. 17 Edwin Viruet, Philadelphia W15
   Retained WBA Lightweight Title
   1978 Jan. 21 Esteban DeJesus, Las Vegas TKO12
   Retained WBA Lightweight Title; Won WBC Lightweight Title
   Apr. 27 Adolfo Viruet, New York W10
   Sept. 1 Ezequiel Obando, Panama City KO2
   Dec. 8 Monroe Brooks, New York KO8
   1979 Relinquished Lightweight Titles in January
   Apr. 8 Jimmy Heair, Las Vegas W10
   June 22 Carlos Palomino, New York W10
   Sept. 28 Zeferino Gonzalez, Las Vegas W10
   1980 Jan. 13 Joseph Nsubuga, Las Vegas TKO4
   Feb. 24 Wellington Wheatley, Las Vegas TKO6
   June 20 Sugar Ray Leonard, Montreal W15
   Won WBC Welterweight Title
   Nov. 25 Sugar Ray Leonard, New Orleans T KOby8
   Lost WBC Welterweight Title
   1981 Aug. 9 Nino Gonzalez, Cleveland W10
   Sept. 26 Luigi Minchillo, Las Vegas W10
   1982 Jan. 30 Wilfred Benitez, Las Vegas L15
   For WBC Light-Middleweight Title
   Sept. 4 Kirkland Laing, Detroit L10
   Nov. 12 Jimmy Batten, Miami W10
   1983 Jan. 29 Pipino Cuevas, Los Angeles TKO4
   June 16 Davey Moore, New York TKO8
   Won WBA Light-Middleweight Title
   1983 Nov. 10 Marvin Hagler, Las Vegas L15
   For WBA, WBC, and IBF Middleweight Titles
   1984 June 15 Thomas Hearns TKOby2
   For WBC Light-Middleweight Title
   1985 Inactive
   1986 Jan. 31 Manuel Zambrano, Panama City KO2
   Apr. 18 Jorge Suero, Panama City KO2
   June 23 Robbi
e Sims, Las Vegas L10
   1987 May 16 Victor Claudio, Miami Beach W10
   Sept. 12 J.C. Gimenez Ferreyra, Miami Beach W10
   1988 Feb. 5 Ricky Stackhouse, Atlantic City W10
   Apr. 14 Paul Thorne, Atlantic City RTD6
   Oct. 1 Jeff Lanas, Chicago W10
   1989 Feb. 24 Iran Barkley, Atlantic City W12
   Won WBC Middleweight Title
   Dec. 7 Sugar Ray Leonard, Las Vegas L12
   For WBC Super-Middleweight Title
   1990 Inactive
   1991 Mar. 18 Pat Lawlor, Las Vegas TKOby6
   1992 Sept. 30 Tony Biglen, Buffalo W10
   Dec. 17 Ken Hulsey, Cleveland KO2
   1993 June 29 Jacques LeBlanc, Bay St. Louis W10
   Aug. 17 Sean Fitzgerald, Bay St. Louis KO6
   Dec. 14 Tony Menefee, Bay St. Louis TKO8
   1994 Feb. 22 Carlos Montero, Marseilles W10
   Mar. 29 Terry Thomas, Bay St. Louis TKO4
   June 25 Vinny Pazienza, Las Vegas L12
   Oct. 18 Heath Todd, Bay St. Louis TKO7
   1995 Jan. 14 Vinny Pazienza, Atlantic City L12
   June 10 Roni Martinez, Kansas City TKO7
   Dec. 21 Wilbur Garst, Fort Lauderdale TKO4
   1996 Feb. 20 Ray Domenge, Miami W10
   June 22 Hector Camacho, Atlantic City L12
   Aug. 31 Ariel Cruz, Panama City KO1
   Sept. 27 Mike Culbert, Chester TKO6
   1997 Feb. 15 Jorge Fernando Castro, Buenos Aires L10
   June 14 Jorge Fernando Castro, Panama City W10
   Nov. 15 David Radford, Temba W8
   1998 Jan. 31 Felix Jose Hernandez, Panama City W10
   Aug. 28 William Joppy, Las Vegas TKOby3
   For WBA Middleweight Title
   1999 Mar. 6 Omar Eduardo Gonzalez, Buenos Aires L10
   2000 June 16 Pat Lawlor, Panama City W12
   Aug. 12 Patrick Goossen, Yakima W10
   2001 July 14 Hector Camacho, Denver L12
   Bibliography
   Books
   Anderson, Dave
   In the Corner. New York: William Morrow & Co., 1991.
   Brenner, Teddy
   Only the Ring Was Square. With Barney Nagler.
   Englewood Cliffs, NJ: Prentice-Hall, 1981.
   Buckley, Kevin
   Panama: The Whole Story. New York: Touchstone Books, 1992.
   Burchard, Sue
   Sugar Ray Leonard. New York: Harcourt Brace Jovanovich, 1983.
   Dahlberg, Tim
   Fight Town: Las Vegas—The Boxing Capital of the World.
   Las Vegas: Stephens Press, 2004.
   Dundee, Angelo
   I Only Talk Winning. With Mike Winters.
   Chicago: Contemporary Books, 1985.
   Fried, Ronald K.
   Cornermen: Great Boxing Trainers.
   New York: Four Walls Eight Windows, 1991.
   Giudice, Christian
   Hands of Stone: The Life and Legend of Roberto Duran.
   Wrea Green, Lancashire, UK: Milo Books, 2006.
   Glockner, Carolyn
   Marvelous Marvin Hagler. Mankato, MN: Crestwood House, 1985.
   Goldstein, Alan
   A Fistful of Sugar. New York: Coward, McCann, & Geoghegan, 1981.
   Haskins, James
   Sugar Ray Leonard.
   New York: Lothrop, Lee, and Shepard Books, 1982.
   Heinz, W.C., and Nathan Ward
   The Book of Boxing . Kingston, NY: Total/Sports Illustrated, 1999.
   Hughes, Bill, and Patrick King
   Come Out Writing: A Boxing Anthology.
   London: Queen Anne Press, 1991.
   Liebling, A.J.
   The Sweet Science . New York: Penguin USA, 1991.
   McIlvanney, Hugh
   McIlvanney on Boxing . New York: Beaufort Books, 1982.
   Mullan, Harry
   Fighting Words . Kent, UK: Colebridge Associates, 1993.
   Myler, Patrick
   A Century of Boxing Greats . London: Robson Books, 1997.
   Newfield, Jack
   Only in America: The Life and Crimes of Don King .
   New York: William Morrow & Co., 1995.
   Rosenthal, Bert
   Sugar Ray Leonard: The Baby-Faced Boxer .
   Chicago: Childrens Press, 1982.
   Schulberg, Budd
   Ringside: A Treasury of Boxing Reportage.
   Chicago: Ivan R. Dee, 2006.
   Schulian, John
   Writers’ Fighters and Other Sweet Scientists.
   Kansas City: Andrews McMeel, 1983.
   Toperoff, Sam
   Sugar Ray Leonard and Other Noble Warriors .
   New York: McGraw Hill, 1987.
   Magazines
   “A King-Size Scandal in the Ring.” Time, May 2, 1977.
   Friedman, Robert
   “Park Avenue Desperado.” Inside Sports, June 30, 1980.
   Nack, William
   “The Big Bellyache.” Sports Illustrated, December 8, 1980.
   “Everything I Did Worked.” Sports Illustrated, April 20, 1987.
   “I Am Still a Pistol.” Sports Illustrated, November 7, 1983.
   “Let the World Know I’m O.K.” Sports Illustrated, September 28, 1987.
   “Marvelous Was Something Less Than Marvelous.” Sports Illustrated, November 21, 1983.
   “Right On for Roberto.” Sports Illustrated, June 30, 1980.
   Putnam, Pat
   “Another Classic.” Sports Illustrated, June 19, 1989.
   “Better Than a Barroom Brawl.” Sports Illustrated, April 8, 1985.
   “Eight Minutes of Fury.” Sports Illustrated, April 22, 1985.
   “On Top of the World.” Sports Illustrated, September 28, 1981.
   “One for the Ages.” Sports Illustrated, December 18, 1989.
   “There Was No Doubting Thomas.” Sports Illustrated, June 25, 1984.
   Ziegel, Vic
   “Roberto Duran in New York.” Inside Sports, June 30, 1980.
   Newspaper Archives
   Boston Herald
   New York Post
   New York Times
   Philadelphia Bulletin
   Philadelphia Daily News
   Index
   A
   AAU Championships, 3–4, 12–13
   ABC network, 13–14, 32–35, 40, 41, 72, 96, 99, 197, 226
   Abraham, Seth, 286
   Acri, Mike, 293–294, 296–297
   Duran-Leonard III, 277–278, 279, 280, 281
   Aldama, Andres, 13, 14
   Ali, Muhammad, 40, 65–66, 132, 154, 255
   Dundee and, 38–39, 41, 174, 289
   Duran-Leonard I, 70
   Hearns-Leonard I, 133
   Leonard and, 58, 149
   Shavers and, 50
   v. Frazier, 197
   v. Holmes, 97, 98
   v. Liston, 114, 117
   v. Norton, 67
   Aliano, Eddie, 257, 279
   Alli, Terrence, 194
   Amparo, Jorge, 225–226
   Anderson, Dave, 75, 89, 228
   Anderson, James, 285–286
   Andries, Dennis, 223
   Angioletti, Dr. Louis, 231
   Antuofermo, Vito, 35, 99, 103–104, 284
   v. Hagler, 51–57, 59, 71, 95–96, 98, 125–126, 158, 194
   v. Minter, 76, 95–96
   Aquino, Lupe, 233
   Arce, Jorge, 145
   Arcel, Ray, 29, 45–46, 290
   Duran and, 17, 46–47, 144
   Duran-Leonard I, 68, 69, 73–76, 82
   Duran-Leonard II, 90, 108, 114, 116–119
   Duran-Leonard III, 274
   Arcel, Stevie, 117–118
   Arledge, Roone, 13
   Arum, Bob
   Ali and, 65–66
   Antuofermo-Hagler, 52, 54–55
   Antuofermo-Minter, 96
   character of, 64, 65–66
   on Duran, 145, 147, 282
   Duran-Leonard I, 63–64, 67, 71, 76
   Duran-Leonard III, 269, 270–271 , 275, 277, 281
   on Fields, 105
 &n
bsp; on Hagler, 292
   Hagler-Hearns, 185–186, 188, 193, 202, 203
   Hagler-Leonard, 148–149, 218, 233, 237–238
   Hagler-Minter, 97, 100, 102–104
   Hagler-Mugabi, 206
   Hearns-Leonard I, 123, 134
   Hearns-Leonard II, 251–252, 255, 257, 258, 260–261, 267
   King and, 79
   Knievel and, 176–177
   Sandoval and, 209
   on Sulaiman, 76
   “Triple Hitter,” 212–213
   on WBO, 249
   Arum, Sybil, 157, 255
   Astaire, Jarvis, 96, 99–100
   Axthelm, Pete, 111–112
   Ayala, Tony, Jr., 21, 133, 146
   B
   BADK, Inc., 67
   Baek, In-Chul, 151
   Baker, Mike, 97
   Baldeyrou, Raymond, 84
   Baldwin, Johnny “Mad Dog,” 28, 32
   Ballairgeon, Rosario, 77
   Baraka, Amiri (LeRoy Jones), 25–26
   Barile, Nancy, 259–261
   Barker, D. C., 3
   Barkley, Iran, 225–226, 245–246, 288
   Barrett, Mike, 99
   Bartin, Cindy, 249
   Batten, Jimmy, 145–146
   Baxter, Billy, 60, 242
   Beaz, Pablo, 127
   Beitchman, Ted, 188
   Benitez, Gregorio, 47, 58
   Benitez, Wilfredo, 28, 54, 76
   
 
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