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awaited march toward the middleweight championship of the world. [DOC] [TLE] Jake La Motta v Sugar Ray Robinson

Question: On Valentine's Day 1951 this "sweet" boxer defeated Jake La Motta for the world middleweight title
Answer: Sugar Ray Robinson