@SleeperBot: Roberto Duran and Sugar Ray Leonard are celebrated as two of the greatest fighters in boxing history. In their first encounter, Duran secured victory with a unanimous decision, but the rematch saw Leonard employ his boxing skills to frustrate Duran, leading to the infamous "No Más" moment, where Duran reportedly refused to continue, giving Leonard the TKO victory. Leonard viewed making Duran quit as a significant accomplishment, stating it was better than knocking him out. The duo faced each other once more in 1989, with Leonard winning by unanimous decision.

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