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Sugar Ray

by Amy Elisabeth Fuller (1970)

About this book

Robinson's classic firsthand memoir chronicling his Harlem youth, fluid punching mastery, and iconic turf wars with Jake LaMotta. This definitive sports work explores the career, athletic prowess, and legendary impact of Sugar Ray Robinson across Boxing.

Setting / LocationGlobal
Story Era1940s-1960s
Protagonist / CoreSugar Ray Robinson

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