Sugar Ray Robinson vs. Carmen Basilio
Bill Cayton's Prime Time Boxing
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Sugar Ray Robinson vs. Carmen Basilio
Narrated by:
Don Dunphy, Win Elliot, Bill Cayton, Bob Page
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Narrated by:
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Don Dunphy
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Win Elliot
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Bill Cayton
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Bob Page
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By:
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Bill Cayton
About this listen
This classic encounter matches world welterweight champion Carmen Basilio and defending world middleweight champion Sugar Ray Robinson, greatest fighter, pound-for-pound in all boxing history. A truly great fight - one of boxing's classics and Ring's 1957 Fight of the Year. Sugar Ray Robinson was a phenomenal teen-aged amateur, winning all 85 of his bouts, 69 by knockout, 40 in the first round.
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