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Introduction
This is work we study the life of Roberto Durán, a panameian boxer that is one of the best boxers in the world also has win a lot of battles and is an example of perseverance to all of us

Carlos Roberto DuranSamaniego is a former Panamanian boxer (nicknamed "Manos de Piedra" or "El Cholo") was born on June 16, 1951. Duran is widely recognized as the best lightweight (135 pounds) of all time, as well as the largest Latin American boxer and one of the best pound for pound the world in their moment of glory, and all the history of boxing. He defeated the other champions lightweight contemporaries such asStephen of Jesus and Suzuki-Guts-Ishimatzu World Boxing Council, and was able to bring Latino boxing at the highest levels, facing many of the greatest boxers of all times in different categories boxing, performing memorable battles. ESPN ranked him at No. 6 on the list of "Top 50 Boxers of History", while for The Ring magazine is the number 5 on the list of the best fighters pound for historicallibra.1 In 2003, the same publication awarded 28th place in its list of "100 greatest punchers in boxing history."
Early
After work as a personal assistant, shoe, waiter, painter and mechanic. after a brief amateur career, made his debut as a professional boxer in August 1967, just 16 years-in the bantamweight (118 pounds) won his opponent Carlos Mendoza in four rounds, fought in the bantamweightcategory, division- Super Bantamweight was not created until 1972 - pen (126 pounds) and super feather (130 pounds) with a balance of 16-0 before getting to the light (135 pounds). 22 of his fights the
won in the first assault, including its latest round KOs in that before Bernardo Diaz in the lightweight category to Ariel Cross supermediana category.
Career
On June 26, 1972, in New York, wasproclaimed world champion in the lightweight (135 pounds) to defeat by knockout in the thirteenth assault the champion of the World Boxing Association, the Scottish stylist Ken Buchanan (43-1 -0) made 12 defenses of this title (plus 33 non-title fights in that category) 11 of them won by knockout and unifying in his last defense against the champion of the World Boxing Council, the Puerto RicanEsteban De Jesus ( 52-3-0), who was the first who was able to defeat and send Duran to the canvas in a lawsuit where there was previous title game. On June 20, 1980, defeating former world champion welterweight, Mexican Carlos Palomino, (3.2.27) snatched an evening called "Brawl in Montreal" Sugar Ray Leonard the welterweight world title in version of the Council World Boxing to win points, losingmonths later before the same disqualification Leonard to surrender in the seventh assault, dubbed the controversial bout reporter Howard Cossell as "NO MORE" and where it was alleged that the Panamanian suffered cramping because of dehydration from losing the pounds to make weight regulation in no time.
After climbing to the junior middleweight or 154 pounds is faced former world championwelterweight WBA Jose Pipino Cuevas (29-8-0) to Luigi Minchillo (35-1-0) and the talented middleweight champion of the Council World Boxing Wilfred Benitez, (1.1.43) with whom he lost in judges' decision. Later, on June 16, 1983, won the middleweight crown of the World Boxing Association, defeated in a bloody fight by KO the young African American champion Davey Moore (12-0-0) who was making his third titledefense, this time in litigation held at Madison Square Garden in New York and also ensures the median world title (160 pounds) World Boxing Council on February 24, 1989, for points before the U.S. Iran Barkley in Atlantic City in 12 rounds.
Tried to get the title of the means (160 pounds) in a first chance, but was defeated by Marvin Hagler points (02/02/57) who is considered the most dominant...