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from the Ring Record Book 1950 : on may 30, 1949 three brothers from county Mayo Eire, Timothy, and Sean Regan made their American debuts at the Page Arena in New Bedford,Mass. Paddy kayoed Warren Berquist in the second round, ans Sean lost a six round decision...toWarren's brother,Bob.

Tommy, Danch, Jimmy, joe(leo), Arthur, Teddy, Freddie, Rodney LEE

Fought in England in the 1920s - 1940s
All fought on the same bill at one time ( a record I think)

Arthur was my father. Only Rodney still alive.

Palle ...Bernard Docusen and brother Maxie were well known, but I never heard of the third one. Any info on him.

As for Bernard...an excellent boxer who held Robinson fairly even in the early rounds of their title fight but the Sugar man came on strong to score a deserved decision. George Costner tried to get Bernie into the ring, but his manager said to George ,"I look out for my fighters interest, and fighting you aint in it."

Jaclem - I have no detailed information on Regino Docusen. With this increadible developement of BoxRec, I'm sure bouts with Regino will appear eventually.
What I got is a pretty large list in a couple of RRB:s 62/64 of Famous Brothers in Boxing. That's why post that info in an alphabet order.


E-brothers;

Floyd & Baldwin EAST
Don & Dan EDDIGNTON (Twins)
Johnny & Mike ERTLE
Andy & Alfredo ESCOBAR
Warren & Frankie EVANS (Twins)

Leon and Micheal Spinks were both Heavyweight Champions.

Buddy, Tommy, and Howard Scott ( the fighting Scotts)

Surprised no one has mentioned Henry and his not so famous twin brother Jim Cooper

Victor McLaglen and Fred McKay aka The Winnepeg Giant.

If some of these were already posted, my apologies:

Muhammad and Rahman Ali
Floyd and Ray Patterson
Larry and Mark Holmes
Mike, Troy, Lloyd and Floyd Weaver
Jim and Jack Jeffries
Khaosai and Khaokor Galaxy
Gaby and Orlando Canizales
Dodie Boy, Jonathan and Gerry Penalosa
Dodie Boy Jr. and Dave Penalosa
Siblings, but not all are brothers: Jacqui Frazier-Lyde, Joe Jr. (Hector) and Marvis Frazier
Siblings, but not all are brothers: George III and Freeda Foreman

Mike Tyson and Cliff Couser

Anyway, noticed that we didn't list Mike and Tommy Gibbons. Probably the best pair.

Donald and Bruce Curry
Gregory, Frankie and Wilfred Benitez
Vladimir and Vitaly Klitschko
Ray and Roger Leonard
Danny and Ernie Lopez
Adolfo and Edwin Viruet
Lori and Mauricio Stecca

Thomas and Steve Hearns?

Muhammad Ali
Rahman Ali

Lou Bizzarro and Johnny Bizzarro (fought out of Erie PA in the US).

Alguiffer wrote: ↑01 Sep 2022, 23:27 Lou Bizzarro and Johnny Bizzarro (fought out of Erie PA in the US).

Yes. Both brothers fought for the World Lightweight title.

Duane and Rodney Bobick.

How about the Frazier brothers? I think that the great Joe Frazier had about 4 sons and a nephew trained as professional fighters, including the most famous of the clan, his oldest son Marvis.

Dwight Braxton and Tony Braxton

Mike and Fury Tyson.

Jake and Joey LaMotta

Reggie & Ronnie Kray

I think I have asked this before but it's still bugging me.

I saw what I assume was an old 50s photo of at least 4 or 5 brothers, lined up in the ring. All looking very similar, wearing white t-shirts and dark hair. Possibly Latino.

Can anyone think of 5 boxing brothers? I will scour back through my old boxing photo books but I am fairly sure I saw it online