Legendary Boxers
Discover the greatest fighters who have shaped the sport of boxing throughout history. From legendary champions to rising stars.
Showing 15 of 15 boxers
Muhammad Ali
"The Greatest"
An icon of the 20th century, Ali's charisma, skill, and activism transcended boxing. Known for his incredible speed, footwork, and "rope-a-dope" tactic.
Mike Tyson
"Iron Mike"
The youngest heavyweight champion in history, Tyson was a cultural phenomenon known for his terrifying power and intimidating peek-a-boo style.
Floyd Mayweather Jr.
"Money"
A defensive mastermind with a perfect record, Mayweather is one of the smartest and most financially successful boxers of all time.
Sugar Ray Robinson
"Sugar Ray"
Often cited as the greatest pound-for-pound boxer ever, Robinson combined power, speed, and elegance, dominating two weight classes.
Manny Pacquiao
"Pac-Man"
The only eight-division world champion in history, Pacquiao's relentless pressure and explosive power made him a global superstar.
Rocky Marciano
"The Rock"
The only heavyweight champion to retire with a perfect, undefeated record. Marciano was known for his incredible toughness and punching power.
Joe Louis
"The Brown Bomber"
Reigning as world heavyweight champion from 1937 to 1949, Louis is one of the longest-reigning champions of all time and a national hero.
Sugar Ray Leonard
"Sugar Ray"
A charismatic champion who won world titles in five weight divisions. Leonard was known for his speed, skill, and thrilling fights.
Roberto Durán
"Hands of Stone"
A versatile and ferocious fighter from Panama who held world championships in four weight classes, famed for his aggressive, powerful style.
Canelo Álvarez
"Canelo"
The face of modern boxing, Canelo is an undisputed champion known for his exceptional counter-punching, body shots, and high ring IQ.
Tyson Fury
"The Gypsy King"
A colossal and unorthodox heavyweight, Fury combines incredible size with slick movement and boxing skill, known for his comeback story.
Julio César Chávez
"El Gran Campeón Mexicano"
A Mexican icon, Chávez was known for his stalking pressure, devastating body punches, and an incredible chin. He held one of the longest undefeated streaks.
George Foreman
"Big George"
One of the hardest punchers in history, Foreman is famous for his two-reign career, becoming the oldest heavyweight champion at age 45.
Joe Frazier
"Smokin' Joe"
A relentless swarmer known for his bobbing and weaving style and a legendary left hook. Famous for his epic trilogy with Muhammad Ali.
Marvin Hagler
"Marvelous"
An undisputed middleweight champion with a granite chin and immense power. Hagler was one of the "Four Kings" who defined boxing in the 1980s.