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Remember when Kevin Howard floored Sugar Ray Leonard on May 11, 1984, in Worcester, Massachusetts? That fourth-round knockdown marked the first of Leonard’s professional career, a moment that stunned the boxing world. It’s a reminder of what happens when even legends step back in after retirement. Fans often beg their heroes to return for one last dance, driven by nostalgia and the love of the sport. But reality can be harsh. Time away from the ring and the inevitable wear of age often strips greats of their sharpness. Though Sugar Ray Leonard, the great boxer that he is, quickly came back from the knockdown to decimate his opponent by the ninth round, it rarely goes that way for most. If Manny Pacquiao shows signs of decline, few would be shocked. But if he wins, he’ll once again remi