By the late 1970s, Leon Spinks seemed to be a permanent headline, as well as rich material for late night talk shows and comedians. It was only natural, considering some of the absurd adventures “Neon Leon” went through after becoming the heavyweight champion of the world. But it was Richard Pryor who turned a notorious Spinks cocaine bust into an uproarious skit. Read more from The Living Daylights: NEON NIGHTS: Leon Spinks In The 1980s (Part II)
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