Sugar Ramos
Sugar Ramos held the WBA, WBC and The Ring featherweight world titles between 1963 and 1964. Ramos was the undisputed featherweight world champion from 1963 to 1964. Ramos first became a world champion aged 21 after winning the WBA, WBC and The Ring featherweight world titles by beating David Moore.
- World title bouts
- 7
- Record in world title bouts (won–lost)
- 4–3
- World titles held
- 3
- Longest world title reign (The Ring featherweight, 1963–1964)
- 1 year, 6 months
Timeline of world title events
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1970
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The Ring magazine rates Sugar Ramos No. 6 at lightweight in its annual ratings
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1969
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The Ring magazine rates Sugar Ramos No. 9 at lightweight in its annual ratings
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1967
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Carlos Ortiz beats Sugar Ramos via knockout 4/15
Lightweight · WBA, WBC and The Ring
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1966
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The Ring magazine rates Sugar Ramos No. 9 at lightweight in its annual ratings
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Carlos Ortiz beats Sugar Ramos via knockout 5/15
Lightweight · WBA, WBC and The Ring
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1965
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The Ring magazine rates Sugar Ramos No. 8 at lightweight in its annual ratings
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1964
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The Ring magazine rates Sugar Ramos No. 2 at featherweight in its annual ratings
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Vicente Saldivar beats Sugar Ramos via corner retirement 12/15
Featherweight · WBA, WBC and The Ring
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Sugar Ramos beats Floyd Robertson via split decision 15/15
Featherweight · WBA, WBC and The Ring
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Sugar Ramos beats Mitsunori Seki via knockout 6/15
Featherweight · WBA, WBC and The Ring
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1963
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The Ring magazine rates Sugar Ramos the featherweight champion in its annual ratings
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Sugar Ramos beats Rafiu King via unanimous decision 15/15
Featherweight · WBA, WBC and The Ring
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Sugar Ramos beats David Moore via corner retirement 10/15
Featherweight · NYSAC, WBA, WBC and The Ring
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1962
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The Ring magazine rates Sugar Ramos No. 1 at featherweight in its annual ratings
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1961
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The Ring magazine rates Sugar Ramos No. 3 at featherweight in its annual ratings
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1960
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The Ring magazine rates Sugar Ramos No. 2 at featherweight in its annual ratings
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1959
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The Ring magazine rates Sugar Ramos No. 10 at featherweight in its annual ratings