No, he wasn't pleased. It bothered him for years! He even went to Panama City to see Roberto Duran and asked him what really happened in New Orleans. If he was pleased, he would have not made that trip.hhaehre wrote: ↑18 Dec 2025, 04:49This is just utter bs. Leonard was very pleased with having made Duran quit in the ring, as well he should be.elmersalsa wrote: ↑18 Dec 2025, 04:13 Sugar Ray didn't had to win this way. He knew that he didn't get the honor by beating Duran. He knew that he manipulated the whole thing. He knew that he had help from outside sources. He never proved that he could beat Duran in Duran's best shape. That's were it hurts for Sugar Ray. It wasn't a win that he really won like he wanted.
But, something inside of him was telling him that you never beat the real Duran. You had to do all those tricks in order to win a fight? Esteban De Jesus never did that. And he was the true man that really beat Duran in his prime.