No Mas Fight
Leonard made Duran quit in the New Orleans rematch, November 1980
Overview
Five months after Montreal, Sugar Ray Leonard refused to fight Duran fight, boxing, mocking, winding him up with a bolo punch. In the eighth round Duran turned away and waved his glove, surrendering with the words no more. Leonard had his revenge and the welterweight title back, and the phrase No Mas entered boxing history.
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