Angelo Dundee

Muhammad Ali trains with Angelo Dundee at City Parks Gym in New York. (Dan Grossi / Associated Press)

March 22, 2014 12:33 PM PT

Angelo Dundee, who trained the two most celebrated fighters of his era, Muhammad Ali and Sugar Ray Leonard, and 15 world champions in all in a Hall of Fame career that began in 1952, has died.
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Dundee tapes Ali’s hands before he spars with Jimmy Ellis during a training session in London in 1966.

(Kemp / Associated Press)

Dundee tapes Ali’s hands before a title bout with Joe Frazier in 1971. Dundee also trained Sugar Ray Leonard, George Foreman, Carmen Basilio and Willie Pastrano.

(Jim Kerlin / Associated Press)

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