American two-time light-middleweight champion renowned for an impenetrable defensive shell that neutralised even the most dangerous punchers, defeating both Oscar De La Hoya and Felix Trinidad in his prime.
Ronald 'Winky' Wright was one of boxing's most underappreciated champions, a technically brilliant southpaw whose left-hand jab and defensive mastery won him world titles at junior middleweight and middleweight. His ability to frustrate and outbox opponents with his textbook technique rarely translated into large pay-per-view audiences, but his victories over Shane Mosley twice and Felix Trinidad established him as one of his era's finest fighters.
Defensive boxing style and welterweight/junior middleweight titles
How They Played
Defensive counterpuncher with excellent ring IQ
Lasting Impact
One of the most defensively skilled boxers of his era