Ray Leonard

If featherweight world champion Richardo Juarez (right) and his teammates live up to their potential, the U.S. could have one of its best boxing teams ever. It will be hard-pressed, however, to match the 1976 squad,...

Slow CookedRoy Jones Jr. took his time—and it wasn't sweet-on Richard Hail

During the seven months Roy Jones spent contemplating his professional debut, 10 of his 11 Seoul-mates started slugging for pay. Here's how the class of '88—its collective record is 24-0—shapes up:

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Donald Curry hopes, perhaps vainly, that his win over Marlon Starling will lead to a bout with Ray Leonard