Salvador Sánchez winning his first world title in what is (imo) his career best performance. He would make 9 title defences in 2 years against some excellent competition, before his tragic death in 1982.

ICE COLD FACT: Never confuse Popularity with Talent or Respect 💎

I wanna be great. Whatever work comes along with that. Whatever sacrifice or whoever I gotta step to, I’m cool with that. I just want my name in the big book 📖

#OnThisDay in 1993, James "Lights Out" Toney captured the IBF super middleweight title when Iran Barkley failed to answer the bell for round 10 in Las Vegas, Nevada. Toney's performance is considered one of his more surgical and dominant.

bet on yourself

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#OnThisDay - In 1980, Sugar Ray Leonard defeated Dave “Boy” Green by KO in round 4 of 15 to retain the WBC, Ring & Lineal welterweight titles.

April 27th @ sonyhall NYC

Floyd Mayweather: “Fighters are so worried about losing. I'm here to let everybody know that as an amateur I lost fights. You live and you learn. Winning and losing is part of competing vs the best. The best should fight each other, no different from what I did.” [BetOnline]

Pretty Boy Floyd was incredible 👀

Thomas “Hitman” Hearns winning his first world title in 1980 from the hard-punching, Pipino Cuevas.

35 years ago!!!! Those body shots from Hearns then BAM 💥 💥💥💥💥💥💥 Unbelievable. Colonel Bob Sheridan (The Voice of Boxing) 🎙🥊✨️

Crawford Is The Superior Boxer On The Inside‼️ In his most recent interview, Errol Spence stated something about going toe to toe with Terence Crawford but based on their last performances that’s the last thing he should want to do.. By the time they step in the ring Spence

We on this Kobe sh*t 2day Bean spits game he got from his OG, The GOAT, on leadership & truly making teammates better 📝 "It's not about just passin em the ball and sayin that's what makes guys better.." This is an investment Lebron NEVER makes, which is why he's a 4-6 hack 🤷🏿‍♂️

Roy Jones Jr. was a pitbull 👀 x.com/Bullrun_Gravan…

Three-division world champion, Félix “Tito” Trinidad.

Kobe Bryant on Practice “If you don’t struggle in practice, you never are going to get better.” “That’s the only way you get better, is pushing yourself past exhaustion.”

Leadership has a Price When MJ talks about winning has a price, he’s talking about sacrificing a part of who you are for all that your team can become. A Championship Standard!!🏆

Nick Saban & Bill Belichick talk about the greatness of Kobe Bryant 🎯