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Daniel Dubois

2026-08-30T23:18:55Z

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[[File:787430Dubois.jpeg|250px|left|thumb|Photographer: Richard Pelham]]
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* '''Trainer:''' [[Martin Bowers]] (2017-2021), [[Shane McGuigan]] (2021-2023), [[Don Charles]] (2023-2025, 2026-present), [[Tony Sims]] (2025-2026)

==Professional Record==

[[File:Skysports-anthony-joshua-daniel 6693183.jpg|250px|thumb|right|Dubois vs. Anthony Joshua]]

'''Championship Record'''
*Has a record of 3-2 (3 KO) against former or current world titlists (secondary belts excluded):
**Won against [[Anthony Joshua]], [[Fabio Wardley]] & [[Filip Hrgovic]]
**Lost against [[Oleksandr Usyk]] (twice)

'''Variant Record'''
*Defeated 6 undefeated opponents with ten or more bouts: [[Nathan Gorman]], [[Ebenezer Tetteh]], [[Trevor Bryan]], [[Jarrell Miller]], [[Filip Hrgovic]] and [[Fabio Wardley]].

==Amateur Highlights==
*Amateur Record: 69-6.
*'''2014''' European Youth (Under-19) Championships quarter-finalist in Zagreb, Croatia
**Defeated [[Deividas Sernas]] (Lithuania) 2:1
**Lost to [[Peter Kadiru]] (Germany) 1:2

*'''2015''' English National Youth (Under-19) Championships Gold medalist in Ferryhill (+91kg):
**Defeated [[Christie Bamber]] TKO 1
**Defeated [[Naylor Ball]] TKO 3

*'''2015''' Brandenburg Youth Cup Silver medalist in Brandenburg-Halle, Frankfurt, Germany (+91kg):
**Defeated [[Janos Bogacs]] (Hungary) TKO 3
**Defeated [[Tomas Salek]] (Czech Republic) TKO 2
**Defeated [[Peter Kadiru]] (Germany) 3:0
**Lost to [[Valeriy Topuzyan]] (Russia) 0:3

*'''2015''' European Youth (Under-19) Championships quarter-finalist in Kołobrzeg, Poland (+91kg):
**Defeated [[Aleksandar Georgiev]] (Bulgaria) TKO 1
**Lost to [[Kamil Mroczkowski]] (Poland) DQ 3

*'''2016''' Tammer Tournament Gold medalist in Tampere, Finland (+91kg):
**Defeated [[Andrei Bokan]] (Estonia) KO 2
**Defeated [[Simen Nysaether]] (Norway) 3:0

==Regional & Minor Titles==
*[[WBC]] Youth World heavyweight title (July 2017; 0 defences)
*[[BBBoC]] Southern Area heavyweight title (Sep 2017; 1 defence)
*[[BBBoC]] English heavyweight title (June 2018; 0 defences)
*[[WBO]] European heavyweight title (March 2019; 0 defences)
*[[WBO]] Global heavyweight title (April 2019; 0 defences)
*[[BBBoC]] British heavyweight title (July 2019; 0 defences)
*[[WBO]] International heavyweight title (Sep 2019; 2 defences)
*[[Commonwealth Boxing Council]] heavyweight title (Sep 2019; 0 defences)
*[[WBC]] Silver heavyweight title (Dec 2019; 0 defences)
*interim [[WBA]] World heavyweight title (June 2021; 0 defences)
*Regular [[WBA]] World heavyweight title (June 2022; 1 defence)
*interim [[IBF]] World heavyweight title (June 2024; 0 defences)

==Major Titles==
*[[IBF]] World heavyweight title (2024-2025; 1 defence)
*[[WBO]] World heavyweight title (2026-present; 0 defences)

==Notes==
*Daniel is the older brother of [[Caroline Sara Dubois]].

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{{Succession box|
before=[[Trevor Bryan]] Regular Champion|
title=[[WBA Heavyweight Champion]]|
years=2022 June 11 – 2023 August 26 '''Regular Champion''' '''Lost bid for Super Championship'''|
after=[[Manuel Charr]] Reinstated as Champion|
}}
{{Succession box|
before=[[Oleksandr Usyk]] Vacated|
title=[[IBF Heavyweight Champion]] Elevated|
after=—|
years=2024 Jun 26 – 2025 Jul 19|
after=[[Oleksandr Usyk]]|
}}
{{Succession box|
before=[[Fabio Wardley]]|
title=[[WBO Heavyweight Champion]]|
years=2026 May 9 – present|
after=–
}}
{{end box}}

{{DEFAULTSORT:Dubois, Daniel}}
[[Category:Commonwealth Boxing Council Heavyweight Champions]]
[[Category:English World Champions]]
[[Category:World Heavyweight Champions]]

Category:Undefeated & Undisputed Club

2026-08-16T03:59:58Z

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'''Criteria'''

*''Boxers who retired undisputed while remaining undefeated.''

'''Notes'''
*''Only 2 members have defeated [[International Boxing Hall of Fame]] inductees: [[Rocky Marciano]]
and [[Terence Crawford]]''.

*''Active boxers who have potential to make the list in alphabetical order: [[Devin Haney]], [[Naoya Inoue]], [[Claressa Shields]], [[Oleksandr Usyk]]''.

Seniesa Estrada

2026-08-16T03:59:22Z

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[[File:567517.jpg|250px|left]]
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== Professional Record ==
*Has defeated 7 opponents (1 KO) in world title fights.
*Has a record of 3-0 (0 KO) against former or current world titlists (secondary belts excluded): [[Marlen Esparza]], [[Tina Rupprecht]] & [[Yokasta Valle]].

{{DEFAULTSORT:Estrada, Seniesa}}
[[category:American World Champions]]
[[Category:Two Division World Champions]]
[[Category:Undefeated & Undisputed Club]]

Jaron Ennis

2026-06-28T04:09:49Z

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[[File:JaronEnnis.jpeg|200px|left]]
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'''Trainer:''' [[Derek "Bozy" Ennis Sr.]]

==Professional Record==
'''Championship Record'''
*Has defeated 4 opponents (3 by KO) in world title fights.
*2-0 (2 KO) against former or current world champions (excluding secondary champions):
**Won against [[Sergey Lipinets]] & [[Xander Zayas]].
'''Variant Record'''
*Defeated 4 undefeated opponents with ten or more bouts: [[Armando Alvarez]], [[Custio Clayton]], [[Eimantas Stanionis]] & [[Xander Zayas]].

==Amateur Highlights==
*Claimed Record: 58-3.
*'''2014''' US National Golden Gloves Silver medalist in Las Vegas (64kg):
**Defeated [[Tra-Kwon Pettis]] 5:0
**Defeated [[Eric Altamirano]] 3:2
**Defeated [[Boubacar Sylla]] 4:1
**Defeated [[Keoni Adric]] TKO
**Lost to [[Gary Antuanne Russell]] 0:5

*'''2015''' USA Youth National Championships Gold medalist in Reno (64kg):
**Defeated [[Ivan Franco]] W/O
**Defeated [[Richardson Hitchins]] 3:0
**Defeated [[Aadam Ali]] 3:0
**Defeated [[Josue Vargas]] 3:0

*'''2015''' US National Golden Gloves Tournament Gold medalist in Las Vegas (64kg):
**Defeated [[Bryson Nuckles]] 5:0
**Defeated [[Burim Beqiri]] ???
**Defeated [[Richardson Hitchins]] ???
**Defeated [[Kevin Ventura]] ???
**Defeated [[Jonathan Jarabek]] ???

*'''2015''' US Olympic Trials Qualifier Gold medalist in Baltimore (64kg):
**Defeated [[David Craddock]] 3:0
**Defeated [[Eric Chandler]] TKO 1
**Defeated [[David Sample]] 3:0
**Defeated [[Abraham Nova]] 3:0
**Defeated [[Jermaine Ortiz-Rodriguez]] 3:0

*'''2015''' US Olympic Trials participant in Reno (64kg):
**Defeated [[Gary Antuanne Russell]] 2-1
**Defeated [[Tyrek Irby]] 3-0
**Defeated [[Rahim Gonzales]] 3-0
**Lost to [[Gary Antuanne Russell]] 0-3
**Lost to [[Gary Antuanne Russell]] 0-3

==Regional & Minor Titles==
*[[WBC]] (USNBC) Silver welterweight title

==Notes==
*Ennis started boxing when he was fifteen years old.
*Brother of [[Derek Ennis]] and [[Farah Ennis]]. Son of [[Derek "Bozy" Ennis Sr.]].
*Ennis was upgraded to full [[IBF]] 147lbs champion on November 9th, Ennis had previously been the IBF’s interim champion while [[Terence Crawford]] held the full world title. The IBF had ordered Crawford to face Ennis, but this was never a likely scenario, as Crawford and [[Errol Spence Jr.]] have a rematch clause that Spence has activated.

{{start box}}
{{Succession box|
before=[[Terence Crawford]] Stripped|
title=[[IBF Welterweight Champion]]|
years=2023 Nov 09 – present '''Upgraded'''|
after=_|
}}
{{end box}}

{{DEFAULTSORT:Ennis, Jaron}}
[[Category:Ennis Family]]
[[Category:World Welterweight Champions]]
[[Category:World Light Middleweight Champions]]
[[Category:American World Champions]]
[[Category:Two Division World Champions]]

Jaron Ennis

2026-06-28T04:09:29Z

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[[File:JaronEnnis.jpeg|200px|left]]
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'''Trainer:''' [[Derek "Bozy" Ennis Sr.]]

==Professional Record==
'''Championship Record'''
*Has defeated 4 opponents (3 by KO) in world title fights.
*2-0 (2 KO) against former or current world champions (excluding secondary champions):
**Won against [[Sergey Lipinets]] & [[Xander Zayas]].
'''Variant Record'''
*Defeated 4 undefeated opponents with ten or more bouts: [[Armando Alvarez]], [[Custio Clayton]],[[Eimantas Stanionis]] & [[Xander Zayas]].

==Amateur Highlights==
*Claimed Record: 58-3.
*'''2014''' US National Golden Gloves Silver medalist in Las Vegas (64kg):
**Defeated [[Tra-Kwon Pettis]] 5:0
**Defeated [[Eric Altamirano]] 3:2
**Defeated [[Boubacar Sylla]] 4:1
**Defeated [[Keoni Adric]] TKO
**Lost to [[Gary Antuanne Russell]] 0:5

*'''2015''' USA Youth National Championships Gold medalist in Reno (64kg):
**Defeated [[Ivan Franco]] W/O
**Defeated [[Richardson Hitchins]] 3:0
**Defeated [[Aadam Ali]] 3:0
**Defeated [[Josue Vargas]] 3:0

*'''2015''' US National Golden Gloves Tournament Gold medalist in Las Vegas (64kg):
**Defeated [[Bryson Nuckles]] 5:0
**Defeated [[Burim Beqiri]] ???
**Defeated [[Richardson Hitchins]] ???
**Defeated [[Kevin Ventura]] ???
**Defeated [[Jonathan Jarabek]] ???

*'''2015''' US Olympic Trials Qualifier Gold medalist in Baltimore (64kg):
**Defeated [[David Craddock]] 3:0
**Defeated [[Eric Chandler]] TKO 1
**Defeated [[David Sample]] 3:0
**Defeated [[Abraham Nova]] 3:0
**Defeated [[Jermaine Ortiz-Rodriguez]] 3:0

*'''2015''' US Olympic Trials participant in Reno (64kg):
**Defeated [[Gary Antuanne Russell]] 2-1
**Defeated [[Tyrek Irby]] 3-0
**Defeated [[Rahim Gonzales]] 3-0
**Lost to [[Gary Antuanne Russell]] 0-3
**Lost to [[Gary Antuanne Russell]] 0-3

==Regional & Minor Titles==
*[[WBC]] (USNBC) Silver welterweight title

==Notes==
*Ennis started boxing when he was fifteen years old.
*Brother of [[Derek Ennis]] and [[Farah Ennis]]. Son of [[Derek "Bozy" Ennis Sr.]].
*Ennis was upgraded to full [[IBF]] 147lbs champion on November 9th, Ennis had previously been the IBF’s interim champion while [[Terence Crawford]] held the full world title. The IBF had ordered Crawford to face Ennis, but this was never a likely scenario, as Crawford and [[Errol Spence Jr.]] have a rematch clause that Spence has activated.

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{{Succession box|
before=[[Terence Crawford]] Stripped|
title=[[IBF Welterweight Champion]]|
years=2023 Nov 09 – present '''Upgraded'''|
after=_|
}}
{{end box}}

{{DEFAULTSORT:Ennis, Jaron}}
[[Category:Ennis Family]]
[[Category:World Welterweight Champions]]
[[Category:American World Champions]]

Adrien Broner

2026-06-12T21:06:54Z

Solar95: /* Professional Record */

[[File:AdrienBroner.jpg|250px|left]]
<boxer>455859</boxer>
*'''Trainers:''' [[Mike Stafford]], [[Kevin Cunningham]]
*'''Manager:''' [[Al Haymon]]
*'''Promoter:''' [[Golden Boy Promotions]] (former)
[[:File:Adrien Broner.jpg|Photo 2]], [[:File:Broner 468x517.jpg|Photo 3]]

== Professional Record ==
'''Championship record'''
*Has a record of 6-2 (5 KOs) in world title fights.
*Has a record of 4-4-1 (2 KOs) against former world title holders (secondary titles excluded).
**Won against [[Daniel Ponce de Leon|Daniel Ponce de León]], [[Antonio DeMarco]], [[Gavin Rees]] and [[Paul Malignaggi]].
**Lost against [[Marcos Maidana]], [[Shawn Porter]], [[Mikey Garcia]], and [[Manny Pacquiao]].
**Drew with [[Jessie Vargas]].

'''Variant Record'''
*Defeated 2 undefeated opponents with ten or more bouts: [[Eloy Perez]] and [[Jovanie Santiago]].
*Four division World Champion (rare feat for any boxer).

== Amateur Career ==
*Broner had a claimed amateur record of 300-19 [http://www.secondsout.com/headlines/main-headline/adrien-broner-qa-amir-khan-i-in-his-future]
*2002 and 2003 National Silver Gloves Champion
*2005 National Junior Olympics semifinalist

== Professional Career ==
*'''May 8, 2009''' - Awarded a disputed [[Adrien Broner vs. Fernando Quintero|eight-round majority decision]] against [[Fernando Quintero]].
*'''March 5, 2011''' - Won the vacant [[WBO]] Inter-Continental Super Featherweight Title with a disputed [[Daniel Ponce de Leon vs. Adrien Broner|ten-round unanimous decision]] against [[Daniel Ponce de León]].
*'''June 18, 2011''' - Won the [[USNBC]] Super Featherweight Title with a [[Adrien Broner vs. Jason Litzau|first-round TKO]] of [[Jason Litzau]].
*'''November 26, 2011''' - Won the vacant [[WBO]] Super Featherweight Title with a [[Adrien Broner vs. Vicente Martin Rodriguez|third-round KO]] of [[Martin Vicente Rodriguez]]. The fight was the main event on HBO Boxing After Dark.
*'''February 25, 2012''' - Successfully defended the WBO Super Featherweight Title with a [[Adrien Broner vs. Eloy Perez|fourth-round TKO]] of [[Eloy Perez]].
*'''July 20, 2012''' - At the official weigh-in for his fight against [[Vicente Escobedo]], Broner weighed 3½ pounds over the 130-pound limit. He was stripped of the WBO Super Featherweight Title and fined $60,000. Broner defeated Escobedo by a [[Adrien Broner vs. Vicente Escobedo|fifth-round TKO]]. [http://espn.go.com/boxing/story/_/id/8185081/adrien-broner-stripped-title-not-making-130-pound-weight-limit-weigh-junior-lightweight-title-defense-mandatory-challenger-vicente-escobedo]
*'''November 17, 2012''' - Won the [[WBC]] Lightweight Title with an [[Antonio DeMarco vs. Adrien Broner|eighth-round TKO]] of [[Antonio DeMarco]].
*'''February 16, 2013''' - Successfully defended the WBC Lightweight Title with a [[Adrien Broner vs. Gavin Rees|fifth-round TKO]] of [[Gavin Rees]].
*'''June 22, 2013''' - Won the [[WBA]] Welterweight Title with a disputed [[Paul Malignaggi vs. Adrien Broner|twelve-round split decision]] against [[Paul Malignaggi]].
*'''December 14, 2013''' - Lost the WBA Welterweight Title to [[Marcos Rene Maidana]] by a [[Adrien Broner vs. Marcos Maidana|twelve-round unanimous decision]].

== Notes ==
*Began boxing at the age of nine and came up in the same gym as [[2000 United States Olympians]] [[Ricardo Williams Jr.]] and [[Dante Craig]].
*Has a twin brother named Andre who boxed as an amateur.
*Fights with extreme confidence and flair, very much in the style of [[Floyd Mayweather Jr.]], his favorite fighter. He utilizes a [[Philly shell]] defense, stands tall in front of his opponents, slips punches and blocks with his shoulders. He is primarily a quick counter-puncher, studying his opponents early and looking for openings to make them pay with power shots. Critics have called him a "cheap imitation of Floyd Mayweather" and a "Mayweather wannabe." [http://fightnetwork.com/news/43905:broner-needs-more-than-humility-to-reach-superstardom/]
*Was featured on the cover of the [[Ring Magazine: November 2012|November 2012]] issue of [[The Ring Magazine]].

== Minor Titles Held ==
*[[WBC]] Youth Intercontinental Super Featherweight Title (2010)
*[[WBC]] [[USNBC]] Lightweight Title (2011)
*[[WBO]] Intercontinental Super Featherweight Title (2011)
*[[WBC]] [[USNBC]] Super Featherweight Title (2011)
*[[WBA]] International Super Lightweight Title (2014)

==External Links==
*http://www.premierboxingchampions.com/adrien-broner

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{{Succession box|
before=[[Ricky Burns]] Vacated|
title=[[WBO Super Featherweight Champion]]|
after=[[Roman Martinez]]|
years=2011 Nov 26 – 2012 Jul 20 '''Stripped (failed to make weight)''' 
}}
{{Succession box|
before=[[Antonio DeMarco]]|
title=[[WBC Lightweight Champion]]|
after=[[Omar Figueroa]]|
years=2012 Nov 17 – 2014 Jan '''Stripped''' 
}}
{{Succession box|
before=[[Paul Malignaggi]]|
title=[[WBA Welterweight Champion]]|
after=[[Marcos Rene Maidana]]|
years=2013 Jun 22 – 2013 Dec 14
}}
{{Succession box|
before=[[Jessie Vargas]] Regular Champion Vacated|
title=[[WBA Light Welterweight Champion]]|
after=[[Ricky Burns]]|
years=2015 Oct 3 – 2015 Oct 30 '''Upgraded to Super Champion''' 2015 Oct 30 – 2016 Mar 31 '''Super Champion''' '''Stripped (failed to make weight)'''|
}}
{{end box}}

{{DEFAULTSORT:Broner, Adrien}}
[[Category:World Super Featherweight Champions]]
[[Category:World Lightweight Champions]]
[[Category:World Light Welterweight Champions]]
[[Category:World Welterweight Champions]]
[[Category:American World Champions]]
[[Category:Four Division World Champions]]

Adrien Broner

2026-06-12T21:06:06Z

Solar95: /* Professional Record */

[[File:AdrienBroner.jpg|250px|left]]
<boxer>455859</boxer>
*'''Trainers:''' [[Mike Stafford]], [[Kevin Cunningham]]
*'''Manager:''' [[Al Haymon]]
*'''Promoter:''' [[Golden Boy Promotions]] (former)
[[:File:Adrien Broner.jpg|Photo 2]], [[:File:Broner 468x517.jpg|Photo 3]]

== Professional Record ==
'''Championship record'''
*Has a record of 6-2 (5 KOs) in world title fights.
*Has a record of 4-4-1 (2 KOs) against former world title holders (secondary titles excluded).
**Won against [[Daniel Ponce de Leon|Daniel Ponce de León]], [[Antonio DeMarco]], [[Gavin Rees]] and [[Paul Malignaggi]].
**Lost against [[Marcos Maidana]], [[Shawn Porter]], [[Mikey Garcia]], and [[Manny Pacquiao]].
**Drew with [[Jessie Vargas]].

'''Variant Record'''
*Defeated 2 undefeated opponents with ten or more bouts: [[Eloy Perez]] and [[Jovanie Santiago]].
*Four division world champion (rare feat for any boxer).

== Amateur Career ==
*Broner had a claimed amateur record of 300-19 [http://www.secondsout.com/headlines/main-headline/adrien-broner-qa-amir-khan-i-in-his-future]
*2002 and 2003 National Silver Gloves Champion
*2005 National Junior Olympics semifinalist

== Professional Career ==
*'''May 8, 2009''' - Awarded a disputed [[Adrien Broner vs. Fernando Quintero|eight-round majority decision]] against [[Fernando Quintero]].
*'''March 5, 2011''' - Won the vacant [[WBO]] Inter-Continental Super Featherweight Title with a disputed [[Daniel Ponce de Leon vs. Adrien Broner|ten-round unanimous decision]] against [[Daniel Ponce de León]].
*'''June 18, 2011''' - Won the [[USNBC]] Super Featherweight Title with a [[Adrien Broner vs. Jason Litzau|first-round TKO]] of [[Jason Litzau]].
*'''November 26, 2011''' - Won the vacant [[WBO]] Super Featherweight Title with a [[Adrien Broner vs. Vicente Martin Rodriguez|third-round KO]] of [[Martin Vicente Rodriguez]]. The fight was the main event on HBO Boxing After Dark.
*'''February 25, 2012''' - Successfully defended the WBO Super Featherweight Title with a [[Adrien Broner vs. Eloy Perez|fourth-round TKO]] of [[Eloy Perez]].
*'''July 20, 2012''' - At the official weigh-in for his fight against [[Vicente Escobedo]], Broner weighed 3½ pounds over the 130-pound limit. He was stripped of the WBO Super Featherweight Title and fined $60,000. Broner defeated Escobedo by a [[Adrien Broner vs. Vicente Escobedo|fifth-round TKO]]. [http://espn.go.com/boxing/story/_/id/8185081/adrien-broner-stripped-title-not-making-130-pound-weight-limit-weigh-junior-lightweight-title-defense-mandatory-challenger-vicente-escobedo]
*'''November 17, 2012''' - Won the [[WBC]] Lightweight Title with an [[Antonio DeMarco vs. Adrien Broner|eighth-round TKO]] of [[Antonio DeMarco]].
*'''February 16, 2013''' - Successfully defended the WBC Lightweight Title with a [[Adrien Broner vs. Gavin Rees|fifth-round TKO]] of [[Gavin Rees]].
*'''June 22, 2013''' - Won the [[WBA]] Welterweight Title with a disputed [[Paul Malignaggi vs. Adrien Broner|twelve-round split decision]] against [[Paul Malignaggi]].
*'''December 14, 2013''' - Lost the WBA Welterweight Title to [[Marcos Rene Maidana]] by a [[Adrien Broner vs. Marcos Maidana|twelve-round unanimous decision]].

== Notes ==
*Began boxing at the age of nine and came up in the same gym as [[2000 United States Olympians]] [[Ricardo Williams Jr.]] and [[Dante Craig]].
*Has a twin brother named Andre who boxed as an amateur.
*Fights with extreme confidence and flair, very much in the style of [[Floyd Mayweather Jr.]], his favorite fighter. He utilizes a [[Philly shell]] defense, stands tall in front of his opponents, slips punches and blocks with his shoulders. He is primarily a quick counter-puncher, studying his opponents early and looking for openings to make them pay with power shots. Critics have called him a "cheap imitation of Floyd Mayweather" and a "Mayweather wannabe." [http://fightnetwork.com/news/43905:broner-needs-more-than-humility-to-reach-superstardom/]
*Was featured on the cover of the [[Ring Magazine: November 2012|November 2012]] issue of [[The Ring Magazine]].

== Minor Titles Held ==
*[[WBC]] Youth Intercontinental Super Featherweight Title (2010)
*[[WBC]] [[USNBC]] Lightweight Title (2011)
*[[WBO]] Intercontinental Super Featherweight Title (2011)
*[[WBC]] [[USNBC]] Super Featherweight Title (2011)
*[[WBA]] International Super Lightweight Title (2014)

==External Links==
*http://www.premierboxingchampions.com/adrien-broner

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{{Succession box|
before=[[Ricky Burns]] Vacated|
title=[[WBO Super Featherweight Champion]]|
after=[[Roman Martinez]]|
years=2011 Nov 26 – 2012 Jul 20 '''Stripped (failed to make weight)''' 
}}
{{Succession box|
before=[[Antonio DeMarco]]|
title=[[WBC Lightweight Champion]]|
after=[[Omar Figueroa]]|
years=2012 Nov 17 – 2014 Jan '''Stripped''' 
}}
{{Succession box|
before=[[Paul Malignaggi]]|
title=[[WBA Welterweight Champion]]|
after=[[Marcos Rene Maidana]]|
years=2013 Jun 22 – 2013 Dec 14
}}
{{Succession box|
before=[[Jessie Vargas]] Regular Champion Vacated|
title=[[WBA Light Welterweight Champion]]|
after=[[Ricky Burns]]|
years=2015 Oct 3 – 2015 Oct 30 '''Upgraded to Super Champion''' 2015 Oct 30 – 2016 Mar 31 '''Super Champion''' '''Stripped (failed to make weight)'''|
}}
{{end box}}

{{DEFAULTSORT:Broner, Adrien}}
[[Category:World Super Featherweight Champions]]
[[Category:World Lightweight Champions]]
[[Category:World Light Welterweight Champions]]
[[Category:World Welterweight Champions]]
[[Category:American World Champions]]
[[Category:Four Division World Champions]]

Adrien Broner

2026-06-10T04:42:05Z

Solar95: /* Professional Record */

[[File:AdrienBroner.jpg|250px|left]]
<boxer>455859</boxer>
*'''Trainers:''' [[Mike Stafford]], [[Kevin Cunningham]]
*'''Manager:''' [[Al Haymon]]
*'''Promoter:''' [[Golden Boy Promotions]] (former)
[[:File:Adrien Broner.jpg|Photo 2]], [[:File:Broner 468x517.jpg|Photo 3]]

== Professional Record ==
'''Championship record'''
*Has a record of 6-2 (5 KOs) in world title fights.
*Has a record of 4-4-1 (2 KOs) against former world title holders (secondary titles excluded).
**Won against [[Daniel Ponce de Leon|Daniel Ponce de León]], [[Antonio DeMarco]], [[Gavin Rees]] and [[Paul Malignaggi]].
**Lost against [[Marcos Maidana]], [[Shawn Porter]], [[Mikey Garcia]], and [[Manny Pacquiao]].
**Drew with [[Jessie Vargas]].

'''Variant Record'''
*Defeated 2 undefeated opponents with ten or more bouts: [[Eloy Perez]] and [[Jovanie Santiago]].

== Amateur Career ==
*Broner had a claimed amateur record of 300-19 [http://www.secondsout.com/headlines/main-headline/adrien-broner-qa-amir-khan-i-in-his-future]
*2002 and 2003 National Silver Gloves Champion
*2005 National Junior Olympics semifinalist

== Professional Career ==
*'''May 8, 2009''' - Awarded a disputed [[Adrien Broner vs. Fernando Quintero|eight-round majority decision]] against [[Fernando Quintero]].
*'''March 5, 2011''' - Won the vacant [[WBO]] Inter-Continental Super Featherweight Title with a disputed [[Daniel Ponce de Leon vs. Adrien Broner|ten-round unanimous decision]] against [[Daniel Ponce de León]].
*'''June 18, 2011''' - Won the [[USNBC]] Super Featherweight Title with a [[Adrien Broner vs. Jason Litzau|first-round TKO]] of [[Jason Litzau]].
*'''November 26, 2011''' - Won the vacant [[WBO]] Super Featherweight Title with a [[Adrien Broner vs. Vicente Martin Rodriguez|third-round KO]] of [[Martin Vicente Rodriguez]]. The fight was the main event on HBO Boxing After Dark.
*'''February 25, 2012''' - Successfully defended the WBO Super Featherweight Title with a [[Adrien Broner vs. Eloy Perez|fourth-round TKO]] of [[Eloy Perez]].
*'''July 20, 2012''' - At the official weigh-in for his fight against [[Vicente Escobedo]], Broner weighed 3½ pounds over the 130-pound limit. He was stripped of the WBO Super Featherweight Title and fined $60,000. Broner defeated Escobedo by a [[Adrien Broner vs. Vicente Escobedo|fifth-round TKO]]. [http://espn.go.com/boxing/story/_/id/8185081/adrien-broner-stripped-title-not-making-130-pound-weight-limit-weigh-junior-lightweight-title-defense-mandatory-challenger-vicente-escobedo]
*'''November 17, 2012''' - Won the [[WBC]] Lightweight Title with an [[Antonio DeMarco vs. Adrien Broner|eighth-round TKO]] of [[Antonio DeMarco]].
*'''February 16, 2013''' - Successfully defended the WBC Lightweight Title with a [[Adrien Broner vs. Gavin Rees|fifth-round TKO]] of [[Gavin Rees]].
*'''June 22, 2013''' - Won the [[WBA]] Welterweight Title with a disputed [[Paul Malignaggi vs. Adrien Broner|twelve-round split decision]] against [[Paul Malignaggi]].
*'''December 14, 2013''' - Lost the WBA Welterweight Title to [[Marcos Rene Maidana]] by a [[Adrien Broner vs. Marcos Maidana|twelve-round unanimous decision]].

== Notes ==
*Began boxing at the age of nine and came up in the same gym as [[2000 United States Olympians]] [[Ricardo Williams Jr.]] and [[Dante Craig]].
*Has a twin brother named Andre who boxed as an amateur.
*Fights with extreme confidence and flair, very much in the style of [[Floyd Mayweather Jr.]], his favorite fighter. He utilizes a [[Philly shell]] defense, stands tall in front of his opponents, slips punches and blocks with his shoulders. He is primarily a quick counter-puncher, studying his opponents early and looking for openings to make them pay with power shots. Critics have called him a "cheap imitation of Floyd Mayweather" and a "Mayweather wannabe." [http://fightnetwork.com/news/43905:broner-needs-more-than-humility-to-reach-superstardom/]
*Was featured on the cover of the [[Ring Magazine: November 2012|November 2012]] issue of [[The Ring Magazine]].

== Minor Titles Held ==
*[[WBC]] Youth Intercontinental Super Featherweight Title (2010)
*[[WBC]] [[USNBC]] Lightweight Title (2011)
*[[WBO]] Intercontinental Super Featherweight Title (2011)
*[[WBC]] [[USNBC]] Super Featherweight Title (2011)
*[[WBA]] International Super Lightweight Title (2014)

==External Links==
*http://www.premierboxingchampions.com/adrien-broner

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{{Succession box|
before=[[Ricky Burns]] Vacated|
title=[[WBO Super Featherweight Champion]]|
after=[[Roman Martinez]]|
years=2011 Nov 26 – 2012 Jul 20 '''Stripped (failed to make weight)''' 
}}
{{Succession box|
before=[[Antonio DeMarco]]|
title=[[WBC Lightweight Champion]]|
after=[[Omar Figueroa]]|
years=2012 Nov 17 – 2014 Jan '''Stripped''' 
}}
{{Succession box|
before=[[Paul Malignaggi]]|
title=[[WBA Welterweight Champion]]|
after=[[Marcos Rene Maidana]]|
years=2013 Jun 22 – 2013 Dec 14
}}
{{Succession box|
before=[[Jessie Vargas]] Regular Champion Vacated|
title=[[WBA Light Welterweight Champion]]|
after=[[Ricky Burns]]|
years=2015 Oct 3 – 2015 Oct 30 '''Upgraded to Super Champion''' 2015 Oct 30 – 2016 Mar 31 '''Super Champion''' '''Stripped (failed to make weight)'''|
}}
{{end box}}

{{DEFAULTSORT:Broner, Adrien}}
[[Category:World Super Featherweight Champions]]
[[Category:World Lightweight Champions]]
[[Category:World Light Welterweight Champions]]
[[Category:World Welterweight Champions]]
[[Category:American World Champions]]
[[Category:Four Division World Champions]]

Adrien Broner

2026-06-10T04:40:56Z

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[[File:AdrienBroner.jpg|250px|left]]
<boxer>455859</boxer>
*'''Trainers:''' [[Mike Stafford]], [[Kevin Cunningham]]
*'''Manager:''' [[Al Haymon]]
*'''Promoter:''' [[Golden Boy Promotions]] (former)
[[:File:Adrien Broner.jpg|Photo 2]], [[:File:Broner 468x517.jpg|Photo 3]]

== Professional Record ==
'''Championship record'''
*Has a record of 6-2 (5 KOs) in world title fights.
*Has a record of 4-4-1 (2 KOs) against former world title holders (secondary titles excluded).
**Won against [[Daniel Ponce de Leon|Daniel Ponce de León]], [[Antonio DeMarco]], [[Gavin Rees]] & [[Paul Malignaggi]].
**Lost against [[Marcos Maidana]], [[Shawn Porter]], [[Mikey Garcia]], and [[Manny Pacquiao]].
**Drew with [[Jessie Vargas]].

'''Variant Record'''
*Defeated 2 undefeated opponents with ten or more bouts: [[Eloy Perez]] and [[Jovanie Santiago]].

== Amateur Career ==
*Broner had a claimed amateur record of 300-19 [http://www.secondsout.com/headlines/main-headline/adrien-broner-qa-amir-khan-i-in-his-future]
*2002 and 2003 National Silver Gloves Champion
*2005 National Junior Olympics semifinalist

== Professional Career ==
*'''May 8, 2009''' - Awarded a disputed [[Adrien Broner vs. Fernando Quintero|eight-round majority decision]] against [[Fernando Quintero]].
*'''March 5, 2011''' - Won the vacant [[WBO]] Inter-Continental Super Featherweight Title with a disputed [[Daniel Ponce de Leon vs. Adrien Broner|ten-round unanimous decision]] against [[Daniel Ponce de León]].
*'''June 18, 2011''' - Won the [[USNBC]] Super Featherweight Title with a [[Adrien Broner vs. Jason Litzau|first-round TKO]] of [[Jason Litzau]].
*'''November 26, 2011''' - Won the vacant [[WBO]] Super Featherweight Title with a [[Adrien Broner vs. Vicente Martin Rodriguez|third-round KO]] of [[Martin Vicente Rodriguez]]. The fight was the main event on HBO Boxing After Dark.
*'''February 25, 2012''' - Successfully defended the WBO Super Featherweight Title with a [[Adrien Broner vs. Eloy Perez|fourth-round TKO]] of [[Eloy Perez]].
*'''July 20, 2012''' - At the official weigh-in for his fight against [[Vicente Escobedo]], Broner weighed 3½ pounds over the 130-pound limit. He was stripped of the WBO Super Featherweight Title and fined $60,000. Broner defeated Escobedo by a [[Adrien Broner vs. Vicente Escobedo|fifth-round TKO]]. [http://espn.go.com/boxing/story/_/id/8185081/adrien-broner-stripped-title-not-making-130-pound-weight-limit-weigh-junior-lightweight-title-defense-mandatory-challenger-vicente-escobedo]
*'''November 17, 2012''' - Won the [[WBC]] Lightweight Title with an [[Antonio DeMarco vs. Adrien Broner|eighth-round TKO]] of [[Antonio DeMarco]].
*'''February 16, 2013''' - Successfully defended the WBC Lightweight Title with a [[Adrien Broner vs. Gavin Rees|fifth-round TKO]] of [[Gavin Rees]].
*'''June 22, 2013''' - Won the [[WBA]] Welterweight Title with a disputed [[Paul Malignaggi vs. Adrien Broner|twelve-round split decision]] against [[Paul Malignaggi]].
*'''December 14, 2013''' - Lost the WBA Welterweight Title to [[Marcos Rene Maidana]] by a [[Adrien Broner vs. Marcos Maidana|twelve-round unanimous decision]].

== Notes ==
*Began boxing at the age of nine and came up in the same gym as [[2000 United States Olympians]] [[Ricardo Williams Jr.]] and [[Dante Craig]].
*Has a twin brother named Andre who boxed as an amateur.
*Fights with extreme confidence and flair, very much in the style of [[Floyd Mayweather Jr.]], his favorite fighter. He utilizes a [[Philly shell]] defense, stands tall in front of his opponents, slips punches and blocks with his shoulders. He is primarily a quick counter-puncher, studying his opponents early and looking for openings to make them pay with power shots. Critics have called him a "cheap imitation of Floyd Mayweather" and a "Mayweather wannabe." [http://fightnetwork.com/news/43905:broner-needs-more-than-humility-to-reach-superstardom/]
*Was featured on the cover of the [[Ring Magazine: November 2012|November 2012]] issue of [[The Ring Magazine]].

== Minor Titles Held ==
*[[WBC]] Youth Intercontinental Super Featherweight Title (2010)
*[[WBC]] [[USNBC]] Lightweight Title (2011)
*[[WBO]] Intercontinental Super Featherweight Title (2011)
*[[WBC]] [[USNBC]] Super Featherweight Title (2011)
*[[WBA]] International Super Lightweight Title (2014)

==External Links==
*http://www.premierboxingchampions.com/adrien-broner

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{{Succession box|
before=[[Ricky Burns]] Vacated|
title=[[WBO Super Featherweight Champion]]|
after=[[Roman Martinez]]|
years=2011 Nov 26 – 2012 Jul 20 '''Stripped (failed to make weight)''' 
}}
{{Succession box|
before=[[Antonio DeMarco]]|
title=[[WBC Lightweight Champion]]|
after=[[Omar Figueroa]]|
years=2012 Nov 17 – 2014 Jan '''Stripped''' 
}}
{{Succession box|
before=[[Paul Malignaggi]]|
title=[[WBA Welterweight Champion]]|
after=[[Marcos Rene Maidana]]|
years=2013 Jun 22 – 2013 Dec 14
}}
{{Succession box|
before=[[Jessie Vargas]] Regular Champion Vacated|
title=[[WBA Light Welterweight Champion]]|
after=[[Ricky Burns]]|
years=2015 Oct 3 – 2015 Oct 30 '''Upgraded to Super Champion''' 2015 Oct 30 – 2016 Mar 31 '''Super Champion''' '''Stripped (failed to make weight)'''|
}}
{{end box}}

{{DEFAULTSORT:Broner, Adrien}}
[[Category:World Super Featherweight Champions]]
[[Category:World Lightweight Champions]]
[[Category:World Light Welterweight Champions]]
[[Category:World Welterweight Champions]]
[[Category:American World Champions]]
[[Category:Four Division World Champions]]

Category:Undefeated & Undisputed Club

2026-06-08T04:41:26Z

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'''Criteria'''

*''Boxers who retired undisputed while remaining undefeated.''

'''Notes'''
*''Only 2 members have defeated [[International Boxing Hall of Fame]] inductees: [[Rocky Marciano]]
and [[Terence Crawford]]''.

*''Active boxers who have potential to make the list in alphabetical order: [[Seniesa Estrada]], [[Devin Haney]], [[Naoya Inoue]], [[Claressa Shields]], [[Oleksandr Usyk]]''.

Daniel Dubois

2026-05-10T02:31:35Z

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[[File:787430Dubois.jpeg|250px|left|thumb|Photographer: Richard Pelham]]
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* '''Trainer:''' [[Martin Bowers]] (2017-2021), [[Shane McGuigan]] (2021-2023), [[Don Charles]] (2023-2025, 2026), [[Tony Sims]] (2025-2026)

==Professional Record==

[[File:Skysports-anthony-joshua-daniel 6693183.jpg|250px|thumb|right|Dubois vs. Anthony Joshua]]

'''Championship Record'''
*Has a record of 2-2 (2 KO) against former or current world titlists (secondary belts excluded):
**Won against [[Anthony Joshua]] and [[Fabio Wardley]].
**Lost against [[Oleksandr Usyk]] (twice)

'''Variant Record'''
*Defeated 6 undefeated opponents with ten or more bouts: [[Nathan Gorman]], [[Ebenezer Tetteh]], [[Trevor Bryan]], [[Jarrell Miller]], [[Filip Hrgovic]] and [[Fabio Wardley]].

==Amateur Highlights==
*Amateur Record: 69-6.
*'''2014''' European Youth (Under-19) Championships quarter-finalist in Zagreb, Croatia
**Defeated [[Deividas Sernas]] (Lithuania) 2:1
**Lost to [[Peter Kadiru]] (Germany) 1:2

*'''2015''' English National Youth (Under-19) Championships Gold medalist in Ferryhill (+91kg):
**Defeated [[Christie Bamber]] TKO 1
**Defeated [[Naylor Ball]] TKO 3

*'''2015''' Brandenburg Youth Cup Silver medalist in Brandenburg-Halle, Frankfurt, Germany (+91kg):
**Defeated [[Janos Bogacs]] (Hungary) TKO 3
**Defeated [[Tomas Salek]] (Czech Republic) TKO 2
**Defeated [[Peter Kadiru]] (Germany) 3:0
**Lost to [[Valeriy Topuzyan]] (Russia) 0:3

*'''2015''' European Youth (Under-19) Championships quarter-finalist in Kołobrzeg, Poland (+91kg):
**Defeated [[Aleksandar Georgiev]] (Bulgaria) TKO 1
**Lost to [[Kamil Mroczkowski]] (Poland) DQ 3

*'''2016''' Tammer Tournament Gold medalist in Tampere, Finland (+91kg):
**Defeated [[Andrei Bokan]] (Estonia) KO 2
**Defeated [[Simen Nysaether]] (Norway) 3:0

==Regional & Minor Titles==
*[[WBC]] Youth World heavyweight title (July 2017; 0 defences)
*[[BBBoC]] Southern Area heavyweight title (Sep 2017; 1 defence)
*[[BBBoC]] English heavyweight title (June 2018; 0 defences)
*[[WBO]] European heavyweight title (March 2019; 0 defences)
*[[WBO]] Global heavyweight title (April 2019; 0 defences)
*[[BBBoC]] British heavyweight title (July 2019; 0 defences)
*[[WBO]] International heavyweight title (Sep 2019; 2 defences)
*[[Commonwealth Boxing Council]] heavyweight title (Sep 2019; 0 defences)
*[[WBC]] Silver heavyweight title (Dec 2019; 0 defences)
*interim [[WBA]] World heavyweight title (June 2021; 0 defences)
*Regular [[WBA]] World heavyweight title (June 2022; 1 defence)
*interim [[IBF]] World heavyweight title (June 2024; 0 defences)

==Major Titles==
*[[IBF]] World heavyweight title (2024-2025; 1 defence)
*[[WBO]] World heavyweight title (2026-present; 0 defences)
==Notes==
*Daniel is the older brother of [[Caroline Sara Dubois]].
{{start box}}
{{Succession box|
before=[[Trevor Bryan]] Regular Champion|
title=[[WBA Heavyweight Champion]]|
years=2022 June 11 – 2023 August 26 '''Regular Champion''' '''Lost bid for Super Championship'''|
after=[[Manuel Charr]] Reinstated as Champion|
}}
{{Succession box|
before=[[Oleksandr Usyk]] Vacated|
title=[[IBF Heavyweight Champion]] Elevated|
after=—|
years=2024 Jun 26 – 2025 Jul 19|
after=[[Oleksandr Usyk]]|
}}
{{Succession box|
before=[[Fabio Wardley]]|
title=[[WBO Heavyweight Champion]]|
years=2026 May 9 – Present|
after= –
}}
{{end box}}

{{DEFAULTSORT:Dubois, Daniel}}
[[Category:Commonwealth Boxing Council Heavyweight Champions]]
[[Category:English World Champions]]
[[Category:World Heavyweight Champions]]

Daniel Dubois

2026-05-10T02:30:50Z

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[[File:787430Dubois.jpeg|250px|left|thumb|Photographer: Richard Pelham]]
<human>787430</human>
* '''Trainer:''' [[Martin Bowers]] (2017-2021), [[Shane McGuigan]] (2021-2023), [[Don Charles]] (2023-2025, 2026), [[Tony Sims]] (2025-2026)

==Professional Record==

[[File:Skysports-anthony-joshua-daniel 6693183.jpg|250px|thumb|right|Dubois vs. Anthony Joshua]]

'''Championship Record'''
*Has a record of 2-2 (2 KO) against former or current world titlists (secondary belts excluded):
**Won against [[Anthony Joshua]] and [[Fabio Wardley]].
**Lost against [[Oleksandr Usyk]] (twice)

'''Variant Record'''
*Defeated 5 undefeated opponents with ten or more bouts: [[Nathan Gorman]], [[Ebenezer Tetteh]], [[Trevor Bryan]], [[Jarrell Miller]] & [[Filip Hrgovic]]

==Amateur Highlights==
*Amateur Record: 69-6.
*'''2014''' European Youth (Under-19) Championships quarter-finalist in Zagreb, Croatia
**Defeated [[Deividas Sernas]] (Lithuania) 2:1
**Lost to [[Peter Kadiru]] (Germany) 1:2

*'''2015''' English National Youth (Under-19) Championships Gold medalist in Ferryhill (+91kg):
**Defeated [[Christie Bamber]] TKO 1
**Defeated [[Naylor Ball]] TKO 3

*'''2015''' Brandenburg Youth Cup Silver medalist in Brandenburg-Halle, Frankfurt, Germany (+91kg):
**Defeated [[Janos Bogacs]] (Hungary) TKO 3
**Defeated [[Tomas Salek]] (Czech Republic) TKO 2
**Defeated [[Peter Kadiru]] (Germany) 3:0
**Lost to [[Valeriy Topuzyan]] (Russia) 0:3

*'''2015''' European Youth (Under-19) Championships quarter-finalist in Kołobrzeg, Poland (+91kg):
**Defeated [[Aleksandar Georgiev]] (Bulgaria) TKO 1
**Lost to [[Kamil Mroczkowski]] (Poland) DQ 3

*'''2016''' Tammer Tournament Gold medalist in Tampere, Finland (+91kg):
**Defeated [[Andrei Bokan]] (Estonia) KO 2
**Defeated [[Simen Nysaether]] (Norway) 3:0

==Regional & Minor Titles==
*[[WBC]] Youth World heavyweight title (July 2017; 0 defences)
*[[BBBoC]] Southern Area heavyweight title (Sep 2017; 1 defence)
*[[BBBoC]] English heavyweight title (June 2018; 0 defences)
*[[WBO]] European heavyweight title (March 2019; 0 defences)
*[[WBO]] Global heavyweight title (April 2019; 0 defences)
*[[BBBoC]] British heavyweight title (July 2019; 0 defences)
*[[WBO]] International heavyweight title (Sep 2019; 2 defences)
*[[Commonwealth Boxing Council]] heavyweight title (Sep 2019; 0 defences)
*[[WBC]] Silver heavyweight title (Dec 2019; 0 defences)
*interim [[WBA]] World heavyweight title (June 2021; 0 defences)
*Regular [[WBA]] World heavyweight title (June 2022; 1 defence)
*interim [[IBF]] World heavyweight title (June 2024; 0 defences)

==Major Titles==
*[[IBF]] World heavyweight title (2024-2025; 1 defence)
*[[WBO]] World heavyweight title (2026-present; 0 defences)
==Notes==
*Daniel is the older brother of [[Caroline Sara Dubois]].
{{start box}}
{{Succession box|
before=[[Trevor Bryan]] Regular Champion|
title=[[WBA Heavyweight Champion]]|
years=2022 June 11 – 2023 August 26 '''Regular Champion''' '''Lost bid for Super Championship'''|
after=[[Manuel Charr]] Reinstated as Champion|
}}
{{Succession box|
before=[[Oleksandr Usyk]] Vacated|
title=[[IBF Heavyweight Champion]] Elevated|
after=—|
years=2024 Jun 26 – 2025 Jul 19|
after=[[Oleksandr Usyk]]|
}}
{{Succession box|
before=[[Fabio Wardley]]|
title=[[WBO Heavyweight Champion]]|
years=2026 May 9 – Present|
after= –
}}
{{end box}}

{{DEFAULTSORT:Dubois, Daniel}}
[[Category:Commonwealth Boxing Council Heavyweight Champions]]
[[Category:English World Champions]]
[[Category:World Heavyweight Champions]]

David Benavidez

2026-05-08T05:10:36Z

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[[File:672259.jpg|250px|left|thumb|Photographer: Leigh Dawney]]
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*'''Trainer:''' [[Jose Benavidez Sr.]]
*'''Promoter:''' [[Sampson Lewkowicz]]

==Amateur Career==
*Amateur Record: 15-0-0.
*Benavidez had minimal amateur experience and there were two reasons for this. “My dad always trained me a professional style,” he explained. “Once you go into the amateurs, you pick up a lot of bad habits. You’re not really throwing your punches all the way. You kind of slap; that’s how we felt, so my my dad thought it would be a good idea to practice that pro style. Also, I was really heavy when I was younger - about 250 pounds, when I was 13, so it took me two years to lose the weight. That’s another reason why I didn’t really fight in the amateurs.” Benavidez didn’t fight in any tournaments but made up for that with sparring some of the best fighters in the world. [https://www.ringtv.com/500567-new-faces-david-benavidez/]

==Regional & Minor Titles==
*[[NABF]] Junior light heavyweight title (April 2015; 0 defences)
*interim [[WBC]] World super middleweight title (May 2022; 2 defences)
*interim [[WBC]] World light heavyweight title (June 2024; 1 defence)
*Regular [[WBA]] World light heavyweight title

== Professional Record ==
'''Championship Record'''
*6-0-0 (4 KO's) in world championship bouts.
*6-0-0 (4 KO's) against former or current world titlists (secondary belts excluded):
**Won against [[Anthony Dirrell]], [[David Lemieux]], [[Caleb Plant]], [[Demetrius Andrade]], [[Oleksandr Gvozdyk]] & [[Gilberto Ramirez]].

'''Variant Record'''
*Defeated 3 undefeated opponent with ten or more bouts: [[Francy Ntetu]], [[Demetrius Andrade]] & [[Osvary Morrell|David Morrell]].

==Notes==
*Brother of [[Jose Benavidez]].
*Benavidez became the youngest ever super middleweight world champion by defeating [[Ronald Gavril]] on [[Fight:2163933|September 8th, 2017]].
*On September 17th 2018 Benavidez tested positive for cocaine in a VADA test. [https://www.boxingscene.com/david-benavidez-comes-up-positive-cocaine-vada-test--131961]

{{start box}}
{{Succession box|
before=[[Badou Jack]] Vacated|
title=[[WBC Super Middleweight Champion]]|
years=2017 Sept 9 – 2019 Feb 24 '''Declared Champion in Recess'''|
after=[[Anthony Dirrell]]
}}
{{Succession box|
before=[[Anthony Dirrell]]|
title=[[WBC Super Middleweight Champion]]|
after=[[Saul Alvarez]]|
years=2019 Sep 28 – 2020 Aug 14 '''Stripped'''|
}}
{{Succession box|
before=[[Dmitry Bivol]]|
title=[[WBC Light Heavyweight Champion]] Elevated|
after=_|
years=2025 April 07 – present 
}}
{{Succession box|
before=[[Gilberto Ramirez Sanchez|Gilberto Ramirez]] |
title=[[WBO Cruiserweight Champion]] '''Super Champion'''|
years=2026 May 05 – present|
after=_|
}}
{{Succession box|
before=[[Gilberto Ramirez Sanchez|Gilberto Ramirez]] |
title=[[WBA Cruiserweight Champion]]|
years=2026 May 05 – present|
after=_|
}}
{{end box}}

{{DEFAULTSORT:Benavidez, David}}
[[Category: World Super Middleweight Champions]]
[[Category: World Light Heavyweight Champions]]
[[Category: World Cruiserweight Champions]]
[[Category: American World Champions]]
[[Category:Three Division World Champions]]

Sebastian Fundora

2026-03-29T10:12:59Z

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[[File:SebastianFundoraBoxrec.jpeg|250px|thumb|left]]
<human>773847</human>

== Professional Record ==
'''Championship Record'''
*Has a record of 3-0 (2 KO's) against former or current world titlists (secondary belts excluded):
**Won against: [[Tim Tszyu]] (twice) & [[Keith Thurman]].

'''Variant Record'''
*Defeated 4 undefeated opponents with ten or more bouts: [[Donnie Marshall]], [[Manuel Zepeda]], [[Sergio Garcia]] & [[Tim Tszyu]].

== Notes ==

*Sebastian Fundora is of Cuban (on father) and Mexican (on mother) descent.

*Brother of [[Gabriela Fundora]]. On March 30th, 2024 he became world champion becoming the first time a brother & sister became world champions simultaneously.

{{start box}}
{{Incumbent succession box|
before=[[Jermell Charlo]] Declared Champion in Recess|
title=[[WBC Light Middleweight Champion]]|
start=2024 Mar 30|
}}
{{Succession box|
before=[[Tim Tszyu]]|
title=[[WBO Light Middleweight Champion]]|
after=—|
years=2024 Mar 30 – present|
}}
{{end box}}

{{DEFAULTSORT:Fundora, Sebastian}}
[[Category:World Light Middleweight Champions]]
[[Category:American World Champions]]

Sebastian Fundora

2026-03-29T10:12:41Z

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<human>773847</human>

== Professional Record ==
'''Championship Record'''
*Has a record of 3-0 (2 KO's) against former or current world titlists (secondary belts excluded):
**Won against: [[Tim Tszyu]] (twice) & Keith Thurman.

'''Variant Record'''
*Defeated 4 undefeated opponents with ten or more bouts: [[Donnie Marshall]], [[Manuel Zepeda]], [[Sergio Garcia]] & [[Tim Tszyu]].

== Notes ==

*Sebastian Fundora is of Cuban (on father) and Mexican (on mother) descent.

*Brother of [[Gabriela Fundora]]. On March 30th, 2024 he became world champion becoming the first time a brother & sister became world champions simultaneously.

{{start box}}
{{Incumbent succession box|
before=[[Jermell Charlo]] Declared Champion in Recess|
title=[[WBC Light Middleweight Champion]]|
start=2024 Mar 30|
}}
{{Succession box|
before=[[Tim Tszyu]]|
title=[[WBO Light Middleweight Champion]]|
after=—|
years=2024 Mar 30 – present|
}}
{{end box}}

{{DEFAULTSORT:Fundora, Sebastian}}
[[Category:World Light Middleweight Champions]]
[[Category:American World Champions]]

Gervonta Davis

2026-02-25T03:00:04Z

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[[File:643387.jpeg|250px|thumb|left]]
<boxer>643387</boxer>
*'''Trainer:''' [[Calvin Ford]]
*'''Promoter:''' [[Floyd Mayweather Jr]]
*'''Manager:''' [[Al Haymon]]

==Professional Record==
'''Championship Record'''
*Has a record of 6-0-0 (6 KO's) in world title fights (secondary belts excluded).
*Has a record of 9-0-0 (8 KO's) against former or current world champions (excluding secondary/regular belts):
**Won against [[Cristobal Cruz]], [[Jose Pedraza]], [[Hugo Ruiz]], [[Yuriorkis Gamboa]], [[Leo Santa Cruz]], [[Rolando Florencio Romero Moreno|Rolando Romero]], [[Hector Luis Garcia]] & [[Isaac Cruz Gonzalez]] & [[Ryan Garcia]].
'''Variant Record'''
*Defeated 8 undefeated opponents with ten or more bouts: [[Jose Pedraza]], [[Liam Walsh]], [[Francisco Fonseca]], [[Mario Barrios]], [[Rolando Florencio Romero Moreno|Rolando Romero]], [[Hector Luis Garcia]], [[Ryan Garcia]] & [[Frank Martin]].

== Amateur Career ==
*Amateur Record: 205-15.
*3-time National Silver Gloves Champion
*2-time PAL Champion
*'''2012''' USA National Golden Gloves Champion in Mesquite (56kg):
**Defeated [[Michael Stoute]] (NY Metro) PTS
**Defeated [[Jason Sanchez]] (CO-NM) PTS
**Defeated [[Joet Gonzalez]] (CA) PTS
**Defeated [[Hector Rendon]] (NV) PTS
**Defeated [[Joseph Rodriquez]] (TX) PTS
*'''2012''' USA National Championships participant in Fort Carson (56kg):
**Lost to [[Joet Gonzalez]] (CA) DQ

==Notes==
*Gervonta Davis started boxing at the age of seven and started competing at 8.

{{start box}}
{{Succession box|
before=[[Jose Pedraza]]|
title=[[IBF Super Featherweight Champion]]|
after=[[Tevin Farmer]]|
years=2017 Jan 14 – 2017 Aug 25 '''Stripped (failed to make weight)'''|
}}
{{Succession box|
before=[[Jezreel Corrales]] Stripped (failed to make weight)|
title=[[WBA Super Featherweight Champion]]|
after=[[Leo Santa Cruz]]|
years=2018 April 21 – 2019 Aug '''Super Champion''' '''Vacated'''|
}}

{{Succession box|
before=[[Vasyl Lomachenko]] Upgraded to Super Champion|
title=[[WBA Lightweight Champion]]|
after=—|
years=2019 Dec 28 – present '''Regular Champion'''|
}}
{{Succession box|
before=[[Leo Santa Cruz]]|
title=[[WBA Super Featherweight Champion]]|
after=—|
years=2020 Oct 31 –2021 Aug 28 '''Super Champion''' '''Vacated'''|
}}
{{Succession box|
before=[[Mario Barrios]]|
title=[[WBA Light Welterweight Champion]]|
after=[[Alberto Puello]]|
years=2021 Jun 26 – 2021 Dec 8 '''Regular Champion''' '''Vacated'''|
}}
{{end box}}

{{DEFAULTSORT:Davis, Gervonta}}
[[Category:National Golden Gloves Champions]]
[[Category:American World Champions]]
[[Category:World Super Featherweight Champions]]
[[Category:Three Division World Champions]]

Category:Undefeated & Undisputed Club

2026-02-24T16:52:44Z

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Teofimo Lopez

2026-02-12T16:47:34Z

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[[File:TeofimoLopez.jpeg|left|250px|thumb|Teofimo Lopez]]
<boxer>776269</boxer>
'''Trainer:''' [[Teofimo Lopez Sr.]] (2016-present) 
'''Manager:''' [[David McWater]]

==Professional record==
*Has a record of 6-2 (1 by KO) in world title fights.
*Has a record of 3-2 (1 by KO) against former, current, and future world champions:
**Won against [[Richard Commey]], [[Vasyl Lomachenko]] & [[Josh Taylor]].
**Lost against [[George Kambosos Jnr]] & [[Shakur Stevenson]].
*2 division lineal champion at lightweight and light welterweight.

== Amateur Career ==
*Reported amateur record: 150-20
*'''2014''' US National Youth Championships Bronze medalist in Reno (60kg):
**Defeated Kelvin Davis 2:1
**Defeated [[Jesse Villarreal]] 3:0
**Lost to [[Andres Cortes]]
*'''2014''' US National Golden Gloves participant in Las Vegas (60kg):
**Defeated [[Jesus Vasquez]] 5:0
**Lost to [[Javar Jones]] 2:3
*'''2015''' US National Youth Championships quarter-finalist in Reno (60kg):
**Defeated [[Reshat Mati]] 2:1
**Defeated Paul Allen 3:0
**Lost to [[Andres Cortes]]
*'''2015''' US National Golden Gloves Gold medalist in Las Vegas (60kg):
**Defeated [[Yousif Saleh]]
**Defeated [[Gabriel Chairez]]
**Defeated [[Israel Mercado]]
**Defeated [[Andres Cortes]]
**Defeated [[Jamaine Ortiz]]
*'''2015''' US Olympic Trials Gold medalist in Reno (60kg);
**Defeated [[Israel Mercado]] 3:0
**Defeated [[Malik Montgomery]] 2:1
**Defeated [[Malik Montgomery]] 2:1. ''(No Olympic Qualification at 60 kg due to [[Carlos Balderas]] already winning his Olympic berth via the World Series of Boxing).''
*'''2016''' Americas Olympic Qualifier Silver medalist in Buenos Aires, Argentina (60kg), representing Honduras:
**Defeated [[Ludy Tenorio]] (Ecuador) 3:0
**Defeated [[Brian Gonzalez]] (Mexico) 3:0
**Defeated [[Ignacio Perrin]] (Argentina) 3:0
**Lost to [[Luis Cabrera]] (Venezuela) 1:2
*'''2016''' Honduras representative at the Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil (60kg):
**Lost to [[Sofiane Oumiha]] (France) 0:3

==Regional & Minor Titles==
*[[WBC]] Continental Americas lightweight title
*[[NABF]] lightweight title
*[[USBA]] lightweight title
*[[NABA]] USA lightweight title

==Major Titles==
*[[IBF]] International Boxing Federation lightweight title
*[[WBA]] World Boxing Association lightweight title
*[[WBO]] World Boxing Organisation lightweight title
*[[Ring Magazine Belt]] Lineal lightweight title
*[[Ring Magazine Belt]] Lineal light welterweight title
*[[WBO]] World Boxing Organisation light welterweight title

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title=[[IBF Lightweight Champion]]|
after=[[George Kambosos Jnr]]|
years=2019 Dec 14 –2021 Nov 27 
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before=[[Vasyl Lomachenko]]|
title=[[WBO Lightweight Champion]]|
after=[[George Kambosos Jnr]]|
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before=[[Vasyl Lomachenko]]|
title=[[WBA Lightweight Champion]]|
after=[[George Kambosos Jnr]]|
years=2020 Oct 17 –2021 Nov 27 '''Super Champion'''|
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before=[[Josh Taylor]]|
title=[[WBO Light Welterweight Champion]]|
after=—|
years=2023 June 10 –present 
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before=[[Josh Taylor]]|
title=[[Ring Magazine Light Welterweight Champion]]|
after=—|
years=2023 June 10 – present |
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[[Category:Honduran Olympians]]
[[Category:NABF Lightweight Champions]]
[[Category:American World Champions]]
[[Category:World Lightweight Champions]]
[[Category:World Light Welterweight Champions]]
[[Category:The Ring Magazine Champions]]
[[Category:Two Division World Champions]]

Category:Undefeated & Undisputed Club

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'''Criteria'''

*''Boxers who retired undisputed while remaining undefeated.''

'''Notes'''
*''Only 2 members have defeated [[International Boxing Hall of Fame]] inductees: [[Rocky Marciano]]
and [[Terence Crawford]]''.

*''Only 1 member became undisputed in multiple weight classes: [[Terence Crawford]] (3)''.

*''Active boxers who have potential to make the list in alphabetical order: [[Seniesa Estrada]], [[Devin Haney]], [[Naoya Inoue]], [[Claressa Shields]], [[Oleksandr Usyk]]''.

*''Era Context: While not "undisputed" in the modern, multi-sanctioned sense, [[Jimmy Barry]] and [[Jack McAuliffe]] was universally recognized as the best in their weight class, according to Wikipedia and TalkSPORT.''

Category:Undefeated & Undisputed Club

2026-02-11T19:56:42Z

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'''Criteria'''

*''Boxers who retired undisputed while remaining undefeated.''

'''Notes'''
*''Only 2 members have defeated [[International Boxing Hall of Fame]] inductees:
**[[Rocky Marciano]]
**[[Terence Crawford]]''

*''Only 1 member became undisputed in multiple weight classes:
**[[Terence Crawford]] (3)''

*''Active boxers who have potential to make the list in alphabetical order: [[Seniesa Estrada]], [[Devin Haney]], [[Naoya Inoue]], [[Claressa Shields]], [[Oleksandr Usyk]]''.

*''Era Context: While not "undisputed" in the modern, multi-sanctioned sense, [[Jimmy Barry]] and [[Jack McAuliffe]] was universally recognized as the best in their weight class, according to Wikipedia and TalkSPORT.''

Category:Undefeated & Undisputed Club

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'''Criteria'''

*''Boxers who retired undisputed while remaining undefeated.''

'''Notes'''
*''Only 2 members have defeated [[International Boxing Hall of Fame]] inductees:
**[[Rocky Marciano]] (6 with 2 being rematches)
**[[Terence Crawford]]''

*''Only 1 member became undisputed in multiple weight classes:
**[[Terence Crawford]] (3)''

*''Active boxers who have potential to make the list in alphabetical order: [[Seniesa Estrada]], [[Devin Haney]], [[Naoya Inoue]], [[Claressa Shields]], [[Oleksandr Usyk]]''.

*''Era Context: While not "undisputed" in the modern, multi-sanctioned sense, [[Jimmy Barry]] and [[Jack McAuliffe]] was universally recognized as the best in their weight class, according to Wikipedia and TalkSPORT.''

Category:Undefeated & Undisputed Club

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'''Criteria'''

*''Boxers who retired undisputed while remaining undefeated.''

'''Notes'''
*''Only 2 members have defeated [[International Boxing Hall of Fame]] inductees:
**[[Rocky Marciano]] (4)
**[[Terence Crawford]]''

*''Only 1 member became undisputed in multiple weight classes:
**[[Terence Crawford]] (3)''

*''Active boxers who have potential to make the list in alphabetical order: [[Seniesa Estrada]], [[Devin Haney]], [[Naoya Inoue]], [[Claressa Shields]], [[Oleksandr Usyk]]''.

*''Era Context: While not "undisputed" in the modern, multi-sanctioned sense, [[Jimmy Barry]] and [[Jack McAuliffe]] was universally recognized as the best in their weight class, according to Wikipedia and TalkSPORT.''

Category:Undefeated & Undisputed Club

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'''Criteria'''

*''Boxers who retired undisputed while remaining undefeated.''

'''Notes'''
*''Only 2 members have defeated [[International Boxing Hall of Fame]] inductees:
**[[Rocky Marciano]] (4)
**[[Terence Crawford]]''

*''Only 1 member became undisputed in multiple weight classes:
**[[Terence Crawford]] (3)''

*''Active boxers who have potential to make the list in alphabetical order:
**[[Seniesa Estrada]]
**[[Devin Haney]]
**[[Naoya Inoue]]
**[[Claressa Shields]]
**[[Oleksandr Usyk]]''

*''Era Context: While not "undisputed" in the modern, multi-sanctioned sense, [[Jimmy Barry]] and [[Jack McAuliffe]] was universally recognized as the best in their weight class, according to Wikipedia and TalkSPORT.''

Category:Undefeated & Undisputed Club

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'''Criteria'''

*''Boxers who retired undisputed while remaining undefeated.''

'''Notes'''
*''Only 2 members have defeated [[International Boxing Hall of Fame]] inductees:
**[[Rocky Marciano]] (3)
**[[Terence Crawford]]''

*''Only 1 member became undisputed in multiple weight classes:
**[[Terence Crawford]] (3)''

*''Active boxers who have potential to make the list in alphabetical order:
**[[Seniesa Estrada]]
**[[Devin Haney]]
**[[Naoya Inoue]]
**[[Claressa Shields]]
**[[Oleksandr Usyk]]''

*''Era Context: While not "undisputed" in the modern, multi-sanctioned sense, [[Jimmy Barry]] and [[Jack McAuliffe]] was universally recognized as the best in their weight class, according to Wikipedia and TalkSPORT.''

Category:Undefeated & Undisputed Club

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'''Criteria'''

*''Boxers who retired undisputed while remaining undefeated.''

'''Notes'''
*''Only 2 members have defeated [[International Boxing Hall of Fame]] inductees:
**[[Rocky Marciano]] (3)
**[[Terence Crawford]]''

*''Only 1 member became undisputed in multiple weight classes:
**[[Terence Crawford]] (3 weight classes)''

*''Active boxers who have potential to make the list in alphabetical order:
**[[Seniesa Estrada]]
**[[Devin Haney]]
**[[Naoya Inoue]]
**[[Claressa Shields]]
**[[Oleksandr Usyk]]''

*''Era Context: While not "undisputed" in the modern, multi-sanctioned sense, [[Jimmy Barry]] and [[Jack McAuliffe]] was universally recognized as the best in their weight class, according to Wikipedia and TalkSPORT.''

Stephen Fulton

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<human>700183</human>
*'''Trainer:''' [[Wahid Raheem]]

==Professional Record==
'''Championship Record'''
*Has a record of 5-2 (0 KO's) against former or current world titlists (excluding secondary & regular belts):
**Won against [[Paulus Ambunda]], [[Angelo Leo]], [[Brandon Figueroa]] (twice) & [[Daniel Roman]].
**Lost against [[Naoya Inoue]] & [[O'Shanique Foster]].

'''Variant Record'''
*Defeated 4 undefeated opponents with ten or more bouts: [[Human:719645|Isaac Ivelar]], [[Arnold Khegai]], [[Angelo Leo]] & [[Brandon Figueroa]].

==Amateur Record==
*Reported amateur record: 75-15

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title=[[WBO Super Bantamweight Champion]]|
after=[[Naoya Inoue]]|
years=2021 Jan 23 – 2023 Jul 25|
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before=[[Brandon Figueroa]]|
title=[[WBC Super Bantamweight Champion]]|
after=[[Naoya Inoue]]|
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[[Category:American World Champions]]
[[Category:World Super Bantamweight Champions]]
[[Category:World Featherweight Champions]]

Category:Undefeated & Undisputed Club

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'''Criteria'''

*''Boxers who retired undisputed while remaining undefeated.''

'''Notes'''
*''3/5 members never defeated [[International Boxing Hall of Fame]] inductees despite becoming undisputed while remaining undefeated.''

*''Active boxers who have potential to make the list in alphabetical order: [[Seniesa Estrada]], [[Devin Haney]], [[Naoya Inoue]], [[Claressa Shields]] and [[Oleksandr Usyk]].''

*''Era Context: While not "undisputed" in the modern, multi-sanctioned sense, [[Jimmy Barry]] and [[Jack McAuliffe]] was universally recognized as the best in their weight class, according to Wikipedia and TalkSPORT.''

Category:Undefeated & Undisputed Club

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'''Criteria'''

*''Boxers who retired undisputed while remaining undefeated.''

'''Notes'''
*''Jimmy Barry, Jack McAuliffe and Natascha Ragosina never defeated [[International Boxing Hall of Fame]] inductees despite becoming undisputed while remaining undefeated.''

*''Active boxers who have potential to make the list in alphabetical order: [[Seniesa Estrada]], [[Devin Haney]], [[Naoya Inoue]], [[Claressa Shields]] and [[Oleksandr Usyk]].''

*''Era Context: While not "undisputed" in the modern, multi-sanctioned sense, [[Jimmy Barry]] and [[Jack McAuliffe]] was universally recognized as the best in their weight class, according to Wikipedia and TalkSPORT.''

Category:Undefeated & Undisputed Club

2026-01-16T07:26:39Z

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'''Criteria'''

*''Boxers who retired undisputed while remaining undefeated.''

'''Notes'''
*''Jimmy Barry, Jack McAuliffe and Natascha Ragosina never defeated [[International Boxing Hall of Fame]] inductees despite becoming undisputed and remaining undefeated.''

*''Active boxers who have potential to make the list in alphabetical order: [[Seniesa Estrada]], [[Devin Haney]], [[Naoya Inoue]], [[Claressa Shields]] and [[Oleksandr Usyk]].''

*''Era Context: While not "undisputed" in the modern, multi-sanctioned sense, [[Jimmy Barry]] and [[Jack McAuliffe]] was universally recognized as the best in their weight class, according to Wikipedia and TalkSPORT.''

Category:Undefeated & Undisputed Club

2026-01-05T17:40:39Z

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'''Criteria'''

*''Boxers who retired undisputed while remaining undefeated.''

'''Notes'''
*''Active boxers who have potential to make the list in alphabetical order: [[Seniesa Estrada]], [[Devin Haney]], [[Naoya Inoue]], [[Claressa Shields]] and [[Oleksandr Usyk]].''

*''Era Context: While not "undisputed" in the modern, multi-sanctioned sense, [[Jimmy Barry]] and [[Jack McAuliffe]] was universally recognized as the best in their weight class, according to Wikipedia and TalkSPORT.''

Category:Undefeated & Undisputed Club

2026-01-05T17:38:18Z

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'''Criteria'''

*''Boxers who retired undisputed while remaining undefeated.''

'''Notes'''
*''Active boxers who have potential to make the list in alphabetical order: [[Seniesa Estrada]], [[Devin Haney]], [[Naoya Inoue]], [[Claressa Shields]] and [[Oleksandr Usyk]].''

*''Era Context: While not "undisputed" in the modern, multi-sanctioned sense, [[Jimmy Barry]] and [[Jack McAuliffe]] was universally recognized as the best in his weight class, according to Wikipedia and TalkSPORT.''

Category:Undefeated & Undisputed Club

2026-01-03T18:02:34Z

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'''Criteria'''

*Boxers who retired undisputed while remaining undefeated.

'''Notes'''
*Active boxers who have potential to make the list in alphabetical order: [[Seniesa Estrada]], [[Devin Haney]], [[Naoya Inoue]], [[Claressa Shields]] and [[Oleksandr Usyk]].

Category:Undefeated & Undisputed Club

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'''Criteria'''

*Boxers who retired and became undisputed while remaining undefeated.

'''Notes'''
*Active boxers who have potential to make the list in alphabetical order: [[Seniesa Estrada]], [[Devin Haney]], [[Naoya Inoue]], [[Claressa Shields]] and [[Oleksandr Usyk]].

Natascha Ragosina

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'''Trainer:''' [[Viachaslau Ianouski]] (current) 
'''Manager:''' [http://boxrec.com/list_humans.php?human_id=434806&cat=manager Ulf Steinforth] 
'''Promotor:''' [[Sport Events Steinforth|SES Sport Events Steinforth GmbH]] 
 
== Titles Held ==
*'''Super Middleweight:''' WBC, WIBF, WBA, WIBA, WIBC, IWBF, GBU - World Champion
*'''Heavyweight:''' WBF, WIBF - World Champion

== External Links ==
*[http://www.natascha-ragosina.de/ Natascha Ragosina's Homepage]
*[http://www.sesboxing.de/?lang=en&site=BoxTeam&index=01%20-%20Natascha%20Ragosina&title=Natascha%20Ragosina Natascha Ragosina's Profile at SES-Boxing]
[[category:Russian World Champions|Ragosina,Natascha]]
[[Category:Undefeated & Undisputed Club]]

Rocky Marciano

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* '''Manager:''' [[Al Weill]]
* '''Trainers:''' [[Charley Goldman]], [[Al Columbo]]
* '''Cornerman:''' [[Whitey Bimstein]], [[Freddie Brown]], [[Chickie Ferrera]]
* '''[[:Category:Rocky Marciano Gallery|Rocky Marciano Gallery]]

[[File:Marciano vs. Charles June 54.jpg|220px|thumb|right|Only bout to go 15 rounds in Rocky Marciano's career vs. Ezzard Charles.]]

==International Boxing Hall of Fame Record==
*Has a record of (6-0) against [[International Boxing Hall of Fame]] inductees: [[Joe Louis]], [[Jersey Joe Walcott]] (2x), [[Ezzard Charles]] (2x) & [[Archie Moore]].

==Professional Record==
'''Championship Record'''
*Defeated [[Most Opponents Beaten for World Heavyweight Title|5 opponents]] ([[Most World Heavyweight Title Bout Wins & Beaten Opponents By Stoppage|5 by KO]]) for the World Heavyweight Title.

==Bio==

'''Rocky Marciano''' was born Rocco Francis Marchegiano on September 1, 1923, in Brockton, Massachusetts. Marciano was [[World Heavyweight Champion]] from 1952 to 1956, and he is the only World Heavyweight Champion to permanently retire undefeated.

Marciano was the first of six children born to Perrino and Pasqualena Marchegiano. Before dropping out of high school to make a few bucks — as a gardener, delivery boy, laborer for the gas company and leather tanner at the shoe factory where his father worked — he starred in football and baseball. In 1947, Marciano had a tryout with the Chicago Cubs as a catcher but was let go because he couldn't make the throw from home plate to second base with accuracy.

Marciano didn't take up boxing until after he was drafted into the U.S. Army in 1943. He took up the sport mainly as a way to avoid KP duty (assisting the cooks) and other less desirable activities, but he showed a natural ability and fought as an amateur following his discharge in 1946.

After being discharged, Marciano visited an old Army buddy, Joe Sarelli, in Chicago. Sarelli's father, who was connected to the fight game, agreed to assess Marciano's potential as a fighter. "His father took me to a gym in Chicago's Loop," Marciano recalled. "For three days, I hit the big bag and the little bag. I skipped rope and shadow boxed. At the end of the workouts, Joe's father sat down with me. He told me, 'Rocky, why don't you go home and forget about being a fighter. You'll too small to be a heavyweight. You'll never make it.'"

Marciano, fighting under the name "Rocky Mack" in order to maintain his amateur standing, turned professional on [[Rocky Marciano vs. Lee Epperson|March 17, 1947]], with a third-round knockout of Lee Epperson. Marciano then returned to the amateurs, where he fought under his real name.

On March 1, 1948, at the [[New York Golden Gloves]] Tournament of Champions, Marciano was on the short end of an unpopular [[Split decision|split decision]] to [[Coley Wallace]] in what would be the last loss of his boxing career. In his last amateur fight, Marciano outpointed George McInnis to win the New England [[AAU]] Heavyweight Championship on March 22, 1948. Marciano did not move on to the nationals because of a fractured thumb. He finished his amateur career with a record of either 9-4, with 7 knockouts.

Marciano had been told that a manager based out of New York could do more for him than one in New England, so he went to New York City and met with [[Al Weill]], who had previously managed [[Lou Ambers]], [[Joey Archibald]] and [[Marty Servo]]. Weill telephoned trainer [[Charley Goldman]] and told him to set up a sparring session so they could gauge Marciano’s potential. Later that day, Marciano stepped into the ring at a [[Wikipedia:Catholic Youth Organization|CYO]] gym on 17th Street in Manhattan with a heavyweight named [[Wade Chancey]].

“Al and I often looked over green kids who thought they could become fighters,” Goldman reminisced years later. “I’ll eat my derby hat if I ever saw anyone cruder than Rocky. He was so awkward that we stood there and laughed. He didn’t stand right. He didn’t throw a punch right. He didn’t block right. He didn’t do anything right. Then he hit Chancey with a roundhouse right which nearly put a hole in the guy’s head, and I told Weill that maybe I could do something with him.”

Goldman explained to his assistant, [[Angelo Dundee]], that although Marciano lacked height and finesse, he had great punching power. Dundee said, "Charley taught the technique that if you are short, you make yourself smaller. Charley let him bend his knees to a deep knee squat. He was able to punch from that position, come straight up from the bag and hit a heck of a shot ... It was just bang-bang-bang-bang-BANG and get him outta there."

With Weill as his manager and Goldman as his trainer, Marciano, who changed his name from Marchegiano at Weill's suggestion (he said it was too hard to pronounce), won his second pro fight with a first-round knockout of Harry Bilazarian on [[Rocky Marciano vs. Harry Bilazarian|July 12, 1948]].

Weill became matchmaker for the [[International Boxing Club]] in May 1949. Since many state athletic commissions had a conflict-of-interest rule that precluded a matchmaker from managing a fighter, his stepson, Marty Weill, became Marciano's manager of record. In August 1952, Weill resigned as matchmaker and returned as Marciano's official manager.

Marciano won his first sixteen professional fights by knockout, but there were those who still didn't think much would become of him. [[Goody Petronelli]], trainer of [[Marvin Hagler]], caught one of Marciano's early fights and recalled for ''[[Sports Illustrated]]'', "I never thought he'd make it. He was too old, almost 25. He was too short, he was too light. He had no reach. Rough and tough, but no finesse."

After twenty-five straight wins, Marciano fought [[Roland LaStarza]], who was 37-0, on [[Rocky Marciano vs. Roland LaStarza|March 24, 1950]]. Marciano, a slight underdog, won by a ten-round split decision.

On [[Rocky Marciano vs. Joe Louis|October 26, 1951]], with 37 wins and 32 knockouts under his belt, Marciano faced former World Heavyweight Champion [[Joe Louis]] and knocked him out in the eighth round. Louis was his boyhood idol, and Marciano cried in Louis's dressing room after the fight.

Five fights later, on [[Jersey Joe Walcott vs. Rocky Marciano (1st meeting)|September 23, 1952]], Marciano got a shot at World Heavyweight Champion [[Jersey Joe Walcott]]. In the thirteenth round, behind on points, Marciano knocked Walcott out with a short right to the jaw to win the championship.

Marciano's first title defense was a rematch with Walcott. On [[Rocky Marciano vs. Jersey Joe Walcott (2nd meeting)|May 15, 1953]], he knocked Walcott out in the first round. Marciano's second title defense was another rematch. On [[Rocky Marciano vs. Roland LaStarza (2nd meeting)|September 24, 1953]], he knocked out Roland LaStarza in eleven rounds.

On [[Rocky Marciano vs. Ezzard Charles (1st meeting)|June 17, 1954]], Marciano defeated [[Ezzard Charles]] by a fifteen-round unanimous decision. Afterwards, Marciano said, "It was my toughest fight." Marciano fought Charles again on [[Rocky Marciano vs. Ezzard Charles (2nd meeting)|September 17, 1954]], and almost lost the championship. In the sixth round, Charles cut Marciano's nose so badly that his corner couldn't stop the bleeding. With the ring doctor watching the cut closely and considering stopping the fight, Marciano came on strong in the eighth round and knocked Charles out.

Marciano defended his title against [[Don Cockell]] on [[Rocky Marciano vs. Don Cockell|May 16, 1955]], knocking him out in nine rounds. His sixth and final title defense was against [[Archie Moore]] on [[Rocky Marciano vs. Archie Moore|September 21, 1955]]. Marciano was dropped in the second round, but he came back to knock Moore out in the ninth round.

On April 27, 1956, Marciano retired from boxing at the age of 31. "I am retiring because of my wife and baby,” Marciano said in his retirement statement. "No man can say what he will do in the future, but barring poverty, the ring has seen the last of me. I am comfortably fixed, and I am not afraid of the future."

Friends of Marciano have said his physical condition also played a part in his decision to retire. Marciano had fought with a ruptured disc in his back since August 1949 and had suffered from an arthritic right elbow since 1951.

Many believe the main reason Marciano retired was because of his relationship with manager Al Weill. In April 1956, the chief investigator for the California Governor's special committee investigating boxing accused promoter [[Jimmy Murray]] of shortchanging Marciano and Don Cockell in their title fight and paying $10,000 "on the side" to Weill. Both Murray and Weill denied the allegations. Marciano allegedly said, "I don't care what it cost me, but I will never fight for this guy [Weill] again and let him scalp me."

On August 31, 1969, one day shy of what would have been his forty-sixth birthday, Marciano boarded a small plane with the pilot and one other passenger for a flight from Chicago to a speaking engagement in Des Moines, Iowa. The plane crashed in a field near Newton, Iowa, killing all three men on board.

Marciano was survived by his wife of 19 years, Barbara, and their two children, Mary Anne and Rocco Kevin.

==Amateur Record==
'''Record:''' 10-4, with 8 knockouts

*April 15, 1946 - Henry Lester, L DQ 3
*1946 National Junior AAU Heavyweight Championship in Portland, Oregan. Results: 
**Aug 22 - Frederic Ross, KO 1
**Aug 23 - Richard Jarvis, KO 1
**Aug 23 - [[Joe DeAngelis]], L 3
*Jan 11, 1947 - Lou Thrasher, KO 1
*1947 Massachusetts State Amateur Heavyweight Championship in Boston, Massachusetts. Results:
**Jan 17 - Jim Connolly, KO 1
**Jan 17 - Bob Girard, L 3
*1948 Massachusetts/Rhode Island Golden Gloves Heavyweight Championship in Lowell, Massachusetts. Results:
**Feb 2 - Dan Solomont, TKO 1
**Feb 9 - Charles Mortimer, KO 3
*1948 New England Tournament of Champions in Lowell, Massacusetts. Results
**Feb 17 - Ralph Piscopo, WO (Piscopo didn't show up)
**Feb 18 - George McInnis, TKO 1
*1948 All Eastern Coast Golden Gloves Championship in Brooklyn, New York. Result:
**Mar 1 - [[Coley Wallace]], L 3 (Split Decision - Disputed)
*1948 New England AAU Heavyweight Championship in Boston, Massachusetts. Results:
**Mar 22 - Sal Fichera, KO 3
**Mar 22 - George McInnis - W 3

'''Record Issues:''' 
Some sources say Marciano knocked out Joe Sidlaskis in the first round on February 2, 1948, as part of the Massachusetts/Rhode Island Golden Gloves Tournament. However, Victor Sidlaskas, not Joe Sidlaskis, competed in the novice division, while Marciano fought in the open division.

Some reports incorrectly list Sal Fichera as Fred Fischera and George McInnis as George McGinnis.

Marciano's bouts against Fichera and McInnis have incorrectly been reported as being part of the Olympic Trials.

== Awards and Recognition ==
*Marciano was [[Ring Magazine Fighter of the Year|''The Ring'' Fighter of the Year]] for 1952, 1954, and 1955.
*Marciano was involved in [[Ring Magazine Fight of the Year|''The Ring'' Fight of the Year]] three times. The fights were:
**1952 [[Jersey Joe Walcott vs. Rocky Marciano (1st meeting)|Rocky Marciano vs. Jersey Joe Walcott (1st meeting)]]
**1953 [[Rocky Marciano vs. Roland LaStarza (2nd meeting)]]
**1954 [[Rocky Marciano vs. Ezzard Charles (2nd meeting)]]
*Marciano was elected to [[Ring Magazine's Boxing Hall of Fame|''The Ring'' Boxing Hall of Fame]] in 1959, the [[World Boxing Hall of Fame]] in 1980 and the [[International Boxing Hall of Fame]] in 1990.
*Marciano was named [[Division-By-Division - The Greatest Fighters of All-Time|the fourth greatest heavyweight of all-time]] by ''The Ring'' in 1994.
*Marciano was named [[The Ring Magazine - Miscellaneous Lists|the seventh greatest puncher of all-time]] by ''The Ring'' in 1997.
*Marciano was named [[The Ring Magazine - Miscellaneous Lists|the ninth greatest fighter of the 20th century]] by ''The Ring'' in 1999.
*Marciano was named the third greatest heavyweight of the 20th century by the Associated Press in 1999.

== Trivia ==
*Marciano caught pneumonia as a toddler and nearly died.
*Marciano once had been a client of the Charles Atlas training program.
*During his sophomore year as a linebacker on the highly-ranked Brockton High School football team, Marciano intercepted a pass and returned it 67 yards for a touchdown.
*Marciano had the shortest reach of all World Heavyweight Champions — only 68 inches.
*He is the only World Heavyweight Champion with a perfect record (49-0), having won every professional boxing fight in his career.
*He is one of the three World Heavyweight Champions (the other are [[Lennox Lewis]] and [[Ingemar Johansson]]) to have beaten every fighter he's ever faced in the professional ring.
*Marciano's wife Barbara died of cancer in 1974 at age 46.
*Marciano's daughter Joan died suddenly at age 58 on June 3, 2011.

== External Links ==
*[http://www.geocities.ws/pedrinet/marciano.html Marciano's amateur record]
*[http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0545698/ Marciano's filmography at IMDb]
*[http://www.rockymarciano.net/ Official Rocky Marciano Website]
*[http://www.secondsout.com/columns/thomas-hauser/rocky-marciano-revisited--part-one Rocky Marciano Revisited – Part One]
*[http://www.secondsout.com/columns/thomas-hauser/rocky-marciano-revisited--part-two Rocky Marciano Revisited – Part Two]
*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OcjQLArEDYU Rocky Marciano Appearance on "You Bet Your Life" 1960 - Part 1]; [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xT4FrbPfTLk - Part 2]
*[http://www.cyberboxingzone.com/boxing/rocky.htm Marciano's record at the Cyber Boxing Zone]
*[http://www.myhero.com/go/hero.asp?hero=rockymarciano My Hero Project - Sports Hero: Rocky Marciano]
*[http://www.check-six.com/Crash_Sites/MarcianoCessna.htm Fights and Flights...The Crash of Rocky Marciano's Cessna]
*[http://news.google.com/newspapers?nid=2194&dat=19560419&id=ptMxAAAAIBAJ&sjid=cuQFAAAAIBAJ&pg=4541,826891 "Investigation Shows Ring Promoter Short-Changed Marciano, Cockell" Associated Press, April 19, 1956]
*Miscellaneous re: amateur career: [https://ibroresearch.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/05/ibro-journal-74.87.pdf], [https://ibroresearch.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/05/ibro-journal-69.132-138.pdf]

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before=[[Jersey Joe Walcott]]|
title=[[World Heavyweight Champion]] [[NBA World Heavyweight Champion]] [[NYSAC World Heavyweight Champion]]|
after=[[Floyd Patterson]]|
years=1952 Sep 23 – 1956 Apr 27 '''Retired'''
}}
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[[Category:World Heavyweight Champions]]
[[Category:American World Champions]]
[[Category:IBHOF Members]]
[[Category:World War II Veterans]]
[[Category:Referees]]
[[Category:Actors]]
[[Category:Italian American Boxers]]
[[Category:The Ring Magazine Champions]]
[[Category:New England Golden Gloves Champions]]
[[Category:Undefeated & Undisputed Club]]

Devin Haney

2026-01-03T11:43:55Z

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[[File:DevinHaney.jpg|250px|left|thumb|Devin Haney]]
<human>741718</human>
'''Trainer/Manager:''' [[Bill Haney]] 
'''Promoter:''' [[Eddie Hearn (Promoter)| Eddie Hearn]] (2019-)

==Amateur Career==
*Reported amateur record: 138-8
*'''2013''' USA Junior National Championships Silver medalist in Mobile (54kg):
**Defeated [[Nikita Ababiy]] 3:0
**Defeated [[Duke Ragan]] 3:0
**Defeated [[Michael Dutchover]] 2:1
**Lost to [[Ruben Villa]] 1:2

*'''2013''' World Junior Championships quarter-finalist in Kiev, Ukraine (54kg):
**Defeated [[Elmaddin Ismailov]] (Azerbaijan) 2:1
**Defeated [[Sabyrzhan Abilov]] (Kazakhstan) 2:1
**Lost to [[Suleyman Bammatov]] (Russia) 0:3

*'''2014''' US Junior National Championships Gold medalist in Reno (57kg):
**Defeated [[Adolfo Alanis]] 3:0
**Defeated [[Alejandro Campa]] 3:0
**Defeated [[Ryan Garcia]] 3:0

*'''2015''' USA Youth National Championships Gold medalist in Reno (60kg):
**Defeated [[Daiyaan Butt]] 3:0
**Defeated [[Alejandro Guerrero]] 3:0
**Defeated [[Ryan Garcia]] 3:0
**Defeated [[Bryan Lua]] 3:0
**Defeated [[Andres Cortes]] 2:1

==Regional & Minor Titles==
*[[WBC]] Youth World lightweight title
*[[USBA]] lightweight title
*[[IBF]] North American lightweight title
*[[WBC]] International lightweight title
*[[WBO]] Inter-Continental lightweight title
*interim [[WBC]] World lightweight title

==Professional Record==

[[File:1401096435.0.jpg|250px|thumb|right|Haney vs. Kambosos Jr. (undisputed at 135)]]

[[File:1433728340.5.jpg|250px|thumb|right|Haney vs. Kambosos Jr. rematch (1st undisputed reign at 135)]]

[[File:L3jmqy3rdqcninhfftts.jpg|250px|thumb|right|Haney vs. Lomachenko (2nd undisputed reign at 135 vs gold olympian)]]

'''Championship Record'''
*9-0-0 (0 KOs) in world championship bouts.
*9-0-0 (0 KOs) against former or current world champions.
**Won against [[Yuriorkis Gamboa]], [[Jorge Linares]], [[Joseph Diaz]], [[George Kambosos Jr]] (twice), [[Vasyl Lomachenko]], [[Regis Prograis]], [[Jose Carlos Ramirez]] & [[Brian Norman Jr]].

'''Variant Record'''

*Defeated 2 Olympic Gold Medalist: [[Yuriorkis Gamboa]] & [[Vasyl Lomachenko]].

*Defeated 5 undefeated opponents with ten or more bouts: [[Xolisani Ndongeni]], [[Zaur Abdullaev]], [[Alfredo Santiago]], [[George Kambosos Jr]] & [[Brian Norman Jr]].

*Has a record of 13-0 (8 KO) in fights outside his native U.S.

==Notes==
*Haney started boxing at twelve.
*First to become undisputed in the four belt era at 135.
*Youngest undisputed champion (23) in boxing history when he faced [[George Kambosos Jr]].
*On '''May 1st''' 2024 it was publicly released Ryan Garcia tested positive for the '''PED Ostarine''' the day before and the day of his upset win over Devin Haney, per a VADA letter obtained by ESPN. On '''June 20th''' the bout was changed to a no contest; Garcia was fined $1.1 million and suspended for a year after taking the plea deal over taking it to trial.

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before=[[Vasyl Lomachenko ]] Declared Franchise Champion|
title=[[WBC Lightweight Champion]] Elevated|
years=2019 Oct 23 – 2023 Nov '''Vacated'''|
after=[[Shakur Stevenson]]|
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before=[[George Kambosos Jr]]|
title=[[IBF Lightweight Champion]]|
after=[[Vasyl Lomachenko]]|
years=2022 June 05 – 2023 Nov '''Vacated'''
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before=[[George Kambosos Jr]]|
title=[[WBO Lightweight Champion]]|
after=[[Denys Berinchyk]]|
years=2022 June 05 – 2023 Nov '''Vacated'''
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before=[[George Kambosos Jr]]|
title=[[WBA Lightweight Champion]]|
after=[[Gervonta Davis]]|
years=2022 June 05 – 2023 Nov '''Super Champion''' '''Vacated'''|
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before=[[Regis Prograis]]|
title=[[WBC Light Welterweight Champion]]|
after=[[Alberto Puello]]|
years=2023 Dec 09 – 2024 Jun 24 '''Declared Champion In Recess'''|
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before=[[Brian Norman Jr]]|
title=[[WBO Welterweight Champion]]|
after=_|
years=2025 Nov 22 – present |
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[[Category: American World Champions]]
[[Category: World Lightweight Champions]]
[[Category: The Ring Magazine Champions]]
[[Category: World Light Welterweight Champions]]
[[Category: Three Division World Champions]]
[[Category: World Welterweight Champions]]

Seniesa Estrada

2026-01-03T11:43:34Z

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Oleksandr Usyk

2026-01-03T11:42:13Z

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*'''Trainers:''' [[Anatoly Lomachenko]] (2013, 2018), [[James Ali Bashir]] (2013-2017), [[Russ Anber]] (2017, 2018), Sergey Vatamanyuk (2017-2018), Yuri Tkachenko (2018-present)
*'''Manager:''' [[Egis Klimas]] (2016-present)
*'''Promoters:''' [[K2 Promotions|K2 Promotions Ukraine]] (2013-present), [[Matchroom Sport|Matchroom Boxing]] (2018-2020)
== Professional Record ==
[[File:Usyk-gassiev-fight_(16)_1.jpg|250px|thumb|right|Usyk vs. Murat Gassiev (undisputed at 200)]]
[[File:Usyk-joshua-fight_(53).jpg|250px|thumb|right|Usyk vs. Anthony Joshua I]]
[[File:Usyk-joshua-rematch_(17).jpg|250px|thumb|right|Usyk vs. Anthony Joshua II]]
[[File:Usyk-beats-Fury-to-emerge-heavyweight-world-champion.jpg|250px|thumb|right|Usyk vs. Tyson Fury (undisputed at 200+)]]
[[File: NewFile-1.jpg|250px|thumb|right|Usyk vs. Tyson Fury II]]

'''Championship Record'''
* Defeated 10 opponents (4 by KO) in World Title fights.
**[[Most Opponents Beaten for World Heavyweight Title|3 opponents]] (1 KOs) in World Heavyweight Title fights.
**7 opponents (3 KOs) in World Cruiserweight Title fights.
*Has a record of 12-0 (4 KOs) against former or current world champions:
**Won against [[Krzysztof Glowacki]], [[Marco Huck]], [[Mairis Briedis]], [[Murat Gassiev]], [[Tony Bellew]], [[Anthony Joshua]] (twice), [[Tyson Fury]] (twice) & [[Daniel Dubois]] (twice).

'''Variant Record'''
*Has a record of 3-0 (0 KO) against former or current lineal champions:
**Won against [[Mairis Briedis]] & [[Tyson Fury]] (twice).
*Defeated 5 undefeated opponents with ten or more bouts: [[Krzysztof Glowacki]], [[Michael Hunter Jr.]], [[Mairis Briedis]], [[Murat Gassiev]] & [[Tyson Fury]].
*Has a record of 7-0 (2 KOs) in lineal title fights starting with Marco Huck in 2017 (cruiserweight) and Tyson Fury in 2024 (heavyweight).

== Amateur Highlights ==
[[File:6223054516_efba7c5c16_b.jpg|250px|thumb|right|Usyk against Teymur Mammadov at the 2011 World Championships.]]
[[File:6222536481_00b10283d4_b.jpg|250px|thumb|right|Usyk's hand is raised after winning a decision against Teymur Mammadov in the finals of the 2011 World Championships.]]
[[File:Oleksandr%2BUsyk%2BOlympics%2BDay%2B15%2BBoxing%2BsfjPktNqIdml.jpg|250px|thumb|right|Usyk against Clemente Russo at the 2012 Olympics.]]
[[File:Oleksandr%2BUsyk%2BOlympics%2BDay%2B15%2BBoxing%2BEArxcH1PZGBl.jpg|250px|thumb|right|Usyk's hand is raised after winning a decision against Clemente Russo in the finals of the 2012 Olympics.]]
[[File:Oleksandr%2BUsyk%2BOlympics%2BDay%2B15%2BBoxing%2BZAdDOKPqAsel.jpg|250px|thumb|right|Usyk celebrates on the podium during the medal ceremony at the 2012 Olympics.]]
*Amateur Record: [https://www.ringtv.com/358315-new-faces-oleksandr-usyk/ 335-15]
*2005 Ukraine middleweight representative at the European Junior Championships in Tallinn, Estonia. Results were:
**Preliminaries (1/16): Lost to Sergey Sklyarov (Russia) (38-56)
*2006 Middleweight Bronze Medalist for Ukraine at the European Championships in Plovdiv, Bulgaria. Results were:
**Preliminaries (1/16): Defeated [[Balazs Kelemen]] (Hungary) (RSCO-3)
**Preliminaries (1/8): Defeated [[Badou Jack]] (Sweden) (RSCO-3)
**Quarterfinals: Defeated [[Revaz Karelishvili]] (Georgia) (38-15)
**Semifinals: Lost to [[Matvey Korobov|Matt Korobov]] (Russia) (RSCO-3)
*2006 Ukraine middleweight representative at the World Cup (Duals) in Baku, Azerbaijan. Results were:
**Lost to Mohamed Hikal (Egypt) (8-17)
**Lost to [[Matvey Korobov|Matt Korobov]] (Russia) (W/O)
**Defeated Lei Yuping (China) (21-8)
*2008 Heavyweight Silver Medalist for Ukraine at the 1st Olympic Qualifying Tournament for Europe in Pescara, Italy. Results were:
**Preliminaries (1/16): Defeated Adrian Ciobanu (Romania) (RSCO-2)
**Preliminaries (1/8): Defeated Yousef Abdelghani (Israel) (20-8)
**Quarterfinals: Defeated Elchin Alizade (Azerbaijan) (24-9)
**Semifinals: Defeated [[Human:586718|Danny Price]] (England) (15-6)
**Finals: Lost to Viktor Zuyev (Belarus) (W/O)
*2008 Ukraine heavyweight representative at the [[Olympics]] in Beijing, China. Results were:
**Preliminaries (1/8): Defeated Nijati Yushan (China) (23-4)
**Quarterfinals: Lost to [[Clemente Russo]] (Italy) (4-7)
*2008 Light Heavyweight Gold Medalist for Ukraine at the European Championships in Liverpool, England. Results were:
**Preliminaries (1/16): Defeated Alexandr Moskovskiy (Russia) (15-7)
**Preliminaries (1/8): Defeated Bosko Draskovic (Montenegro) (8-0)
**Quarterfinals: Defeated Bahram Muzaffer (Turkey) (12-3)
**Semifinals: Defeated [[Nikolajs Grisunins]] (Latvia) (5-4)
**Finals: Defeated Sergey Korneyev (Belarus) (11-2)
*2008 Heavyweight Silver Medalist for Ukraine at the World Cup in Moscow, Russia. Results were:
**Quarterfinals: Defeated Elchin Alizade (Azerbaijan) (12-4)
**Semifinals: Defeated Mihail Muntean (Moldova) (5-2)
**Finals: Lost to [[Osmay Acosta]] (Cuba) (W/O)
*2009 Heavyweight Bronze Medalist for Ukraine at the World Championships in Milan, Italy. Results were:
**Preliminaries (1/32): Bye
**Preliminaries (1/16): Defeated Manpreet Singh (India) (16-2)
**Preliminaries (1/8): Defeated [[Stephen Simmons]] (Scotland) (11-1)
**Quarterfinals: Defeated Vitalijus Subacius (Lithuania) (19-1)
**Semifinals: Lost to [[Egor Mekhontsev]] (Russia) (10-14)
*2011 Heavyweight Gold Medalist for Ukraine at the World Championships in Baku, Azerbaijan. Results were:
**Preliminaries (1/32): Bye
**Preliminaries (1/16): Defeated Evgenijius Tutkus (Lithuania) (26-2)
**Preliminaries (1/8): Defeated [[Tervel Pulev]] (Bulgaria) (AB-3)
**Quarterfinals: Defeated [[Artur Beterbiev]] (Russia) (17-13)
**Semifinals: Defeated Sergey Korneyev (Belarus) (23-10)
**Finals: Defeated Teymur Mammadov (Azerbaijan) (25-15)
*2012 Heavyweight Gold Medalist for Ukraine at the [[Olympics]] London, England. Results were:
**Preliminaries (1/8): Bye
**Quarterfinals: Defeated [[Artur Beterbiev]] (Russia) (17-13)
**Semifinals: Defeated [[Tervel Pulev]] (Bulgaria) (21-5)
**Finals: Defeated [[Clemente Russo]] (Italy) (14-11)
*2012/2013 Ukraine Otamans heavyweight representative at the World Series of Boxing. Results were:
**Defeated [[Junior Fa]] (British Lionhearts) (3-0)
**Defeated Eric Brechlin (German Eagles) (TKO-3)
**Defeated [[Joe Joyce]] (British Lionhearts) (3-0)
**Defeated [[Magomedrasul Majidov]] (Azerbaijan Baku Fires) (3-0)
**Defeated [[Matteo Modugno]] (Italia Thunder) (TKO-2)
**Defeated [[Mihai Nistor]] (Astana Arlans Kazakhstan) (3-0)

== Regional & Minor Titles ==
*[[WBO]] Inter-Continental Junior Heavyweight Title (December 2014; 4 defenses)
*[[WBO]] Inter-Continental Heavyweight Title (October 2020; 0 defenses)
*[[International Boxing Organization|IBO]] Heavyweight Title (September 2021-present; 5 defenses)

== World Titles ==
*[[WBO]] Junior Heavyweight Title (2016-2019; 6 defenses)
*[[WBC]] Cruiserweight Title (2018-2019; 2 defenses)
*[[IBF]] Cruiserweight Title (2018-2019; 1 defense)
*[[WBA]] Cruiserweight Super Title (2018-2019; 1 defense)
*[[IBF]] Heavyweight Title (2021-2024; 3 defenses)
*[[WBA]] Heavyweight Super Title (2021-present; 5 defenses)
*[[WBO]] Heavyweight Title (2021-2025; 5 defenses)
*[[WBC]] Heavyweight Title (2024-present; 2 defenses)
*[[IBF]] Heavyweight Title (2025-present; 0 defences)

== Unified & Undisputed Titles ==
*Unified Cruiserweight Title (2018-2019; [[WBO]], [[WBC]])
*Undisputed Cruiserweight Title (2018-2019; [[WBO]], [[WBC]], [[IBF]], [[WBA]])
*Unified Heavyweight Title (2021-2024; [[IBF]], [[WBA]], [[WBO]])
*Unified Heavyweight Title (2024-2025; [[WBA]], [[WBC]], [[WBO]])
*Undisputed Heavyweight Title (2024); (2025); [[IBF]], [[WBA]], [[WBC]], [[WBO]]) × (2)
*Unified Heavyweight Title (2025-present; [[WBA]], [[WBC]], [[IBF]])

== The Ring Magazine Titles ==
*World Cruiserweight Title (2018-2019)
*World Heavyweight Title (2022-present)

== Lineal Titles ==
*World Cruiserweight Title (2018-2019)
*World Heavyweight Title (2024-present)

== Awards & Recognition ==
*[[Boxing Writers Association of America]] [[Boxing Writers Association of America Fighter of the Year|Fighter of the Year]] (2018)
*[[The Ring Magazine]] [[Ring Magazine Fighter of the Year|Fighter of the Year]] (2018, 2024)
*[[ESPN]] Fighter of the Year (2018)
*[[Sports Illustrated]] Fighter of the Year (2018)
*[[The Ring Magazine]] [[Ring Magazine Event of the Year|Event of the Year]] (2021)

== Notes ==
*Born in Simferopol, Crimean Oblast, Ukrainian SSR, Soviet Union.
*Played soccer before taking up boxing.
*Started boxing at age 15.
*Holds the record for fewest fights to win a cruiserweight world title (10).
*Won the [[World Boxing Super Series]] [[Muhammad Ali]] Trophy (cruiserweight, 2017-2018).
*First and only boxer in history to unify all four world titles at cruiserweight.
*Third boxer in history to unify all four world titles in a weight division ([[Bernard Hopkins]], [[Terence Crawford]]).
*Fourth boxer in history to hold all four world titles in a weight division ([[Bernard Hopkins]], [[Jermain Taylor]], [[Terence Crawford]]).
*First and only boxer in history to defend the undisputed cruiserweight world title.
*Second boxer in history to defend all four world titles in a weight division ([[Bernard Hopkins]]).
*Third boxer in history to win world titles at cruiserweight and heavyweight ([[Evander Holyfield]], [[David Haye]]).
*Second boxer in history to hold unified world titles at cruiserweight and heavyweight ([[Evander Holyfield]]).
*Third boxer in history to hold the undisputed heavyweight title twice after ([[Floyd Patterson]], [[Muhammad Ali]]).
*First boxer in history to become a two-time undisputed heavyweight champion in the "four belt" era.
*First male boxer in history to become a three-time undisputed champion in the "four belt" era.
*Named the [https://www.ringtv.com/627959-divsion-by-divsion-heavyweight-super-middleweight/ 2nd greatest cruiserweight of all-time] by a panel of experts in [[The Ring Magazine]] in 2021.
*Ranked #1 pound-for-pound by [[The Ring Magazine]] from May 2022 until June 2022 and from August 2022 until July 2023.

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before=[[Krzysztof Glowacki]]|
title=[[WBO Cruiserweight Champion]]|
after=[[Krzysztof Glowacki]]|
years=2016 Sep 17 – 2019 Jun 5 '''Vacated'''||
}}
{{Succession box|
before=[[Mairis Briedis]]|
title=[[WBC Cruiserweight Champion]]|
after=[[Ilunga Makabu]]|
years=2018 Jan 27 – 2019 Jun 4 '''Declared Champion in Recess''' 2019 Jun 4 – 2019 Nov '''Champion in Recess''' '''Vacated'''|
}}
{{Succession box|
before=[[Murat Gassiev]]|
title=[[IBF Cruiserweight Champion]]|
after=[[Yunier Dorticos|Yuniel Dorticos]]|
years=2018 Jul 21 – 2019 Jun 14 '''Vacated'''|
}}
{{Succession box|
before=[[Murat Gassiev]] Super Champion|
title=[[WBA Cruiserweight Champion]]|
after=[[Denis Lebedev]] Super Champion|
years=2018 Jul 21 – 2019 Mar 27 '''Super Champion''' '''Vacated'''|
}}
{{Succession box|
before=[[Anthony Joshua]]|
title=[[IBF Heavyweight Champion]]|
after=[[Daniel Dubois]]|
years=2021 Sep 25 – 2024 Jun 25 '''Vacated'''|
}}
{{Succession box|
before=[[Anthony Joshua]] Super Champion|
title=[[WBA Heavyweight Champion]]|
after=—|
years=2021 Sep 25 – present '''Super Champion'''|
}}
{{Succession box|
before=[[Anthony Joshua]]|
title=[[IBO Heavyweight Champion]]|
after=—|
years=2021 Sep 25 – present|
}}
{{Succession box|
before=[[Anthony Joshua]]|
title=[[WBO Heavyweight Champion]]|
after=[[Fabio Wardley]]|
years=2021 Sep 25 – 2025 Nov 17 '''Vacated'''|
}}
{{Succession box|
before=[[Tyson Fury]]|
title=[[WBC Heavyweight Champion]]|
after=—|
years=2024 May 18 – present|
}}
{{Succession box|
before=[[Daniel Dubois]]|
title=[[IBF Heavyweight Champion]]|
after=—|
years=2025 Jul 19 – present|
}}

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[[Category:2008 Olympians]]
[[Category:2012 Olympians]]
[[Category:Ukrainian Olympians]]
[[Category:World Amateur Champions]]
[[Category:World Cruiserweight Champions]]
[[Category:The Ring Magazine Champions]]
[[Category:Ukrainian World Champions]]
[[Category:World Boxing Super Series Champions]]
[[Category:World Heavyweight Champions]]
[[Category:Two Division World Champions]]
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Claressa Shields

2026-01-03T11:41:49Z

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'''Manager:''' [[Mark Taffet]] (2018-) 

'''Claressa Shields''' won the 2012 Olympic Gold Medal, at middleweight, in women’s boxing, the first time the international competition recognized the sport. She also won the middleweight Gold Medal at the 2016 Rio Olympic Games.

''[[T-Rex (2015 Film)|T-Rex]]'', a 2015 documentary film, is about Shields's 2012 Olympic Games campaign.

She was featured on the cover of the [[Ring Magazine: December 2016|December 2016]] issue of ''The Ring'' magazine (only the third female to be so featured: along with [[Cathy Davis]] and [[Ronda Rousey]]).

She finished her amateur boxing career with a record of 77-1 (18).

==Professional Records==
*Has defeated 14 opponents (2 KOs) in world title fights.
*Has a record of 8-0 (1 KO) against former or current world titlists (secondary belts excluded):
**Won against [[Nikki Adler]], [[Tori Nelson]], [[Hanna Gabriel|Hanna Gabriels]], [[Femke Hermans]], [[Christina Hammer]], [[Ivana Habazin]], [[Marie Eve Dicaire]] & [[Savannah Marshall]].
*First female to become undisputed in two weight classes.
*First female to become undisputed in three weight classes.

==Olympic Games Results==
'''2012 (in London, England)'''
*Defeated [[Anna Laurell]] (Sweden) 18-14
*Defeated [[Marina Volnova]] (Kazakhstan) 29-15
*Defeated [[Nadezda Torlopova]] (Russia) 19-12

'''2016 (in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil)'''
*Defeated [[Yaroslava Yakushina]] (Russia) Decision 3-0
*Defeated [[Dariga Shakimova]] (Kazakhstan) Decision 3-0
*Defeated [[Nouchka Fontijn]] (Netherlands) Decision 3-0

==Pan American Games results==
'''2015 (in Toronto, Canada)'''
*Defeated [[Flávia Figueiredo]] (Brazil) Decision 3-0
*Defeated [[Lucía Pérez]] (Argentina) Decision 3-0
*Defeated [[Yenebier Guillén]] (Dominican Republic) Decision 3-0

==World Amateur championship results==
'''2012 (in Qinhuangdao, China)'''
*Defeated [[Pooja Rani]] (India) 27-10
*Lost to [[Savannah Marshall]] (England) 8-14 (''The only amateur loss for Shields'')

'''2014 (in Jeju City, South Korea)'''
*Defeated [[Helen Baleke]] (Uganda) TKO 1
*Defeated [[Lidia Fidura]] (Poland) Decision 3-0
*Defeated [[Yaroslava Yakushina]] (Russia) Decision 3-0
*Defeated [[Ariane Fortin]] (Canada) Decision 3-0
*Defeated [[Li Qian]] (China) Decision 3-0

'''2016 (in Astana, Kazakhstan)'''
*Defeated [[Sarah Scheurich]] (Germany) TKO 4
*Defeated [[Nafisakhon Askarova]] (Uzbekistan) Decision 3-0
*Defeated [[Violleta Knyazeva]] (Kazakhstan) Decision 3-0
*Defeated [[Chen Nien-chin]] (Chinese Taipei) Decision 3-0
*Defeated [[Nouchka Fontijn]] (Netherlands) Decision 3-0

==Regional & Minor Titles==
*[[NABF]] Female Middleweight Title (March 2017-2017; 0 defenses)
*[[WBC]] Silver Female Super Middleweight Title (June 2017-2017; 0 defenses)
*[[WBAN]] Lineal Super Middleweight Title (January 2018)

==World Titles==
*[[WBC]] World Female Super Middleweight Title (August 2017; 1 defense)
*[[IBF]] World Female Super Middleweight Title (August 2017; 1 defense)
*[[IBF]] World Female Middleweight Title (June 2018; 2 defenses)
*[[WBA]] World Female Middleweight Title (June 2018; 2 defenses)
*[[WBC]] World Female Middleweight Title (November 2018; 1 defense)

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[[Category:World Middleweight Champions]]
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[[Category:World Light Middleweight Champions]]
[[Category:World Light Heavyweight Champions]]
[[Category:World Heavyweight Champions]]
[[Category:Five Division World Champions]]
[[Category:American World Champions]]

Naoya Inoue

2026-01-03T11:41:20Z

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<boxer>628407</boxer>
*'''Trainer:''' [[Shingo Inoue]]
*'''Manager:''' [[Hideyuki Ohashi]]
*'''Promoters:''' [[Hideyuki Ohashi]], [[Bob Arum]] ([[Top Rank]]) (2019-present)

== Professional Record ==
[[File:NewFile-12.jpg|250px|thumb|right|Inoue vs. Butler (undisputed at 118)]]

[[File:C2f5247cf3e7eca9555fe1ae7d38fd33.webp.jpg|250px|thumb|right| Inoue vs. Tapales (undisputed at 122)]]

'''Championship Record'''
*24 opponents (21 by KO) beaten in world championship bouts (secondary championships excluded).
**7 opponents (6 by KO) for World Super Bantamweight Title.
**7 opponents (6 by KO) for World Bantamweight Title.
**8 opponents (7 by KO) for World Super Flyweight Title.
**2 opponents (2 by KO) for World Light Flyweight Title.
*16-0-0 (13 KO's) against former or current world champions (excluding secondary belts):
**Won against [[Ryoichi Taguchi]], [[Adrian Hernandez]], [[Omar Andres Narvaez]], [[Kohei Kono]], [[Jamie McDonnell]], [[Juan Carlos Payano]], [[Emmanuel Rodriguez]], [[Nonito Donaire]] (twice), [[Jason Moloney]], [[Paul Butler]], [[Stephen Fulton]], [[Marlon Tapales]], [[Luis Nery]], [[TJ Doheny]] & [[Murodjon Akhmadaliev]].

'''Variant Record'''
*Defeated 3 undefeated boxers with ten or more bouts: [[Emmanuel Rodriguez]], [[Stephen Fulton]] & [[Alan David Picasso]].
*Has a record of 6-0 (5 KOs) in fights outside his native Japan.

== Amateur Career ==
*Reported amateur record: 75-6
*'''2010''' Asian Youth Championships Bronze medalist in Teheran, Iran:
**Defeated [[Bilguun Battulga]] (Mongolia) 11-2
**Defeated [[Omirbek Kudaybergenov]] (Kazakhstan) RSC 3
**Lost to [[Masoud Rigi]] (Iran) 1-7
*'''2010''' World Youth Championships participant in Baku, Azerbaijan:
**Defeated [[Kibrom Gebreegziabher]] (Ethiopia) KO 2
**Defeated [[Laishram Devender Singh]] (India) 8-4
**Lost to [[Yosvany Veitia]] (Cuba) 0-11
*'''2011''' President's Cup Gold medalist in Jakarta, Indonesia:
**Defeated [[Muhb Mohibullah]] (Pakistan) RSC 3
**Defeated [[Dylan Perkins]] (Australia) 20-5
**Defeated [[Wu Rongguo]] (China) 21-19
**Defeated [[Ian Clark Bautista]] (Philippines) 23-10
*'''2011''' World Championships participant in Baku, Azerbaijan:
**Defeated [[Denny Hitarihun]] (Indonesia) 16-7
**Defeated [[Hovhannes Danielyan]] (Armenia) RSC 2
**Lost to [[Yosvany Veitia]] (Cuba) 12-15
*'''2012''' Asian Olympic Qualifier Silver medalist in Astana, Kazakhstan:
**Defeated [[Asylbek Nazaraliyev]] (Kirgizstan) RSC 2
**Defeated [[Asror Vokhidov]] (Tajikistan) 21-16
**Lost to [[Birzhan Zhakipov]] (Kazakhstan) 11-16

==Regional & Minor Titles==
*[[OPBF]] light flyweight title
*Japanese light flyweight title

==Notes==
*Older brother of [[Takuma Inoue]].
*Inoue is trained by his father [[Shingo Inoue]].
*Inoue entered the [[World Boxing Super Series]] tournament after defeating [[Jamie McDonnell]], alongside [[Ryan Burnett]], [[Zolani Tete]] and [[Emmanuel Rodriguez]]. He won the tournament by defeating [[Juan Carlos Payano]], [[Emmanuel Rodriguez]] and [[Nonito Donaire]].
*'The Monster: Japanese star Inoue targeting boxing’s big time': ''Seattle Times'' 30 Nov. 2021 [https://www.seattletimes.com/sports/other-sports/the-monster-japanese-star-inoue-targeting-boxings-big-time/]
*First to become undisputed in the four belt era at 118.
*First to become undisputed in the four belt era at 122 & first ever since its creation in 1976.
*Second male to become undisputed in two weight classes in the four belt era.

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title=[[WBC Light Flyweight Champion]]|
after=[[Pedro Guevara]]|
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title=[[WBO Super Flyweight Champion]]|
after=[[Donnie Nietes]]|
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title=[[WBA Bantamweight Champion]]|
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title=[[IBF Bantamweight Champion]]|
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title=[[WBC Bantamweight Champion]]|
after=[[Alexandro Santiago]]|
years=2022 June 07 – 2023 Jan '''Vacated'''|
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title=[[Lineal Bantamweight Champion]]|
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title=[[WBO Bantamweight Champion]]|
after=[[Jason Moloney]]|
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[[Category:World Super Flyweight Champions]]
[[Category:World Bantamweight Champions]]
[[Category:World Super Bantamweight Champions]]
[[Category:Japanese World Champions]]
[[Category:World Boxing Super Series Champions]]
[[Category:Four Division World Champions]]
[[Category:The Ring Magazine Champions]]

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'''Criteria'''

*Retire as a boxer who became undisputed while remaining undefeated.

'''Notes'''
*Active boxers who have potential to make the list in alphabetical order: [[Seniesa Estrada]], [[Devin Haney]], [[Naoya Inoue]], [[Claressa Shields]] and [[Oleksandr Usyk]].

Jack McAuliffe

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* [[:category:Jack McAuliffe Gallery|Jack McAuliffe Gallery]]

* Held the World Lightweight Championship from 1886 to 1893.
* Retired undefeated.
* Boxed an exhibition with [[Jack Dempsey]] in 1919 and boxed exhibitions with [[Benny Leonard]] and [[ Georges Carpentier]] in 1920.
* United Press reported that McAuliffe died of a "lingering throat ailment" at his home in Forest Hills, an affluent neighborhood in Queens, New York. McAuliffe is buried in Albany, New York.

==Amateur Bouts==
From Cyber Boxing Zone Encyclopedia

'''1884''' 
*03-28: Joe Ellingsworth (New York, NY) W 3 
*07-01: Bob Mace (New York, NY) W 3 
*Billy Madden's Amateur Featherweight Championship:
**08-02: Mike Leary (New York, NY) W 4 Referee Billy Madden was unable to decide the winner after three rounds and ordered a fourth. After he order a fifth, Leary refused to go on. ''(NY Herald, NY Times)''
**08-03: J.J. McGinty (New York, NY) W 3
*Billy Madden's Amateur Featherweight Competition:
**08-28: Patsy Hogan (New York, NY) TKO 1
**08-28: William Whitney (New York, NY) TKO 1
**08-28: George Kline (New York, NY) W 4
*10-19: Jake Karcher (Brooklyn, NY, USA) KO 17 This was a finish fight under [[Marquess of Queensberry]] rules, and it lasted one hour and eight minutes.
*12-17: Jim Patterson (Brooklyn, NY, USA) W TKO 2

'''1885''' 
*Billy Madden's Amateur 124-Pound Championship:
**02-21: Harry Isaacs (New York, NY) W 4
**02-21: Jack Ruddy (New York, NY) W 5
*Billy Madden's Amateur Lightweight Championship:
**03-28: John Ellingsworth (New York, NY, USA) W 3
**03-28: John H. Sperry (New York, NY) W 3
**03-28: William Ellingsworth (New York, NY) W 3
*DeBaum's Championship Tournament:
**04-15: John Sperry (New York, NY) W 3
**04-15: Harry White (New York, NY) W 4
**04-15: Ed Wagner (New York, NY) W 3

==Professional record==
'''Championship record'''
*Has defeated 6 opponents (6 by KO) for the World Lightweight Title.

==External Links==
*Find A Grave: [http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=6681812 Jack McAuliffe]
*Cyber Boxing Zone: [http://www.cyberboxingzone.com/boxing/light.htm The Lightweight Boxing Champions]
*Cyber Boxing Zone: [http://www.cyberboxingzone.com/boxing/mcaul.htm Jack McAuliffe ("Napoleon of the Ring")]
*[[Tracy Callis]] Article: [http://www.cyberboxingzone.com/boxing/w5x-tc.htm Jack McAuliffe ... "Quick As Greased Lightning"]

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[[Category:World Lightweight Champions]]
[[Category:Irish World Champions]]
[[Category:IBHOF Members]]
[[Category: Undefeated & Undisputed Club]]

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*''Retire as a boxer who became undisputed while remaining undefeated.''

Jimmy Barry

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[[:Image:Barry.Jimmy2.jpg|Photo #2]]

==Notes==
*Older brother of [[Dave Barry]].
*Held the World Bantamweight Championship from 1894 to 1899. The bantamweight limit at the time ranged from 100 to 112 pounds.
*Retired undefeated as pr current research.
*In 1927, [[Joe Choynski]] said Barry was "the greatest fighter I ever saw. He had everything: speed, science, stamina, ring generalship, courage and uncanny punching power."

==External Links==
*Cyber Boxing Zone: [http://www.cyberboxingzone.com/boxing/bantam.htm The Lineal Bantamweight Champions]
*Cyber Boxing Zone: [http://www.cyberboxingzone.com/boxing/barry-j.htm Jimmy Barry (the "Little Tiger")]
*[[Tracy Callis]] article: [http://www.cyberboxingzone.com/boxing/W10x-tc.htm Jimmy Barry ... "Ferocious Little Tiger"]
*"Jimmy Barry: The Toughest Little Tiger" by Mike Casey: [https://ibroresearch.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/04/IBRO109.12-18.pdf]

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[[Category:IBHOF Members]]
[[Category: Undefeated & Undisputed Club]]

Seniesa Estrada

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Claressa Shields

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Oleksandr Usyk

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Devin Haney

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Naoya Inoue

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Terence Crawford

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*'''Trainers:''' Midge Minor (1994-2008), [[Brian McIntyre]] and [[Esau Dieguez]] (2008-present)
*'''Managers:''' [[Brian McIntyre]] (2008-present), [[Cameron Dunkin]] (2011-present)
*'''Promoters:''' TKO Boxing Promotions (2008-2011), [[Top Rank]] (2011-present)

== Professional Record ==
'''Championship Record'''
[[File:Ricky-Burns.jpg|250px|thumb|right|Crawford defeats Burns (first world title bout & first fight outside his native U.S.) 135]]
[[File:78463d2aa08c7d89c6c9f2bd4fbfe223.jpg|250px|thumb|right|Crawford defeats Indongo ('''undisputed''' at 140)]]
[[File:18e8ec0e8ac0006542a954e45f5d665b.jpeg|250px|thumb|right|Crawford defeats Horn (3 division world champion) 147]]
[[File:8784b888a1598ec9d5b0f7cc39cdf354.jpg|250px|thumb|right|Crawford defeats Spence ('''undisputed''' at 147)]]
[[File:Sddefault (1).jpg|250px|thumb|right| Crawford defeats Madrimov (4 division world champion) 154]]
[[File:Skysports-crawford-canelo-terence-crawford 7019913.jpg|250px|thumb|right|Crawford defeats Canelo ('''undisputed''' at 168 & 5 division world champion)]]

*Defeated 20 opponents (15 by KO) in world title fights.
**1 opponent (0 by KO) in World Super Middleweight Title fights.
**1 opponent (0 by KO) in World Super Welterweight Title fights.
**8 opponents (8 by KO) in World Welterweight Title fights.
**7 opponents (6 by KO) in World Light Welterweight Title fights.
**3 opponents (1 by KO) in World Lightweight Title fights.
*Has a record of 7-0 (4 KO) in lineal title fights.
*Has a record of 12-0 (7 KO) against former or current world titlists (secondary belts excluded):
**Won against [[Ricky Burns]], [[Yuriorkis Gamboa]], [[Ray Beltran|Raymundo Beltran]], [[Viktor Postol]], [[Julius Indongo]], [[Jeff Horn]], [[Amir Khan]], [[Kell Brook]], [[Shawn Porter]], [[Errol Spence Jr]], [[Israil Madrimov]] & [[Saul Alvarez]].

'''Variant Record'''
*Defeated 2 Olympic Gold Medalist: [[Yuriorkis Gamboa]] & [[Felix Diaz]].
*Defeated 9 undefeated opponents with ten or more bouts: [[Andrey Klimov]], [[Yuriorkis Gamboa]], [[Viktor Postol]], [[Julius Indongo]], [[Jeff Horn]], [[Jose Benavidez]], [[Egidijus Kavaliauskas]], [[Errol Spence Jr]] & [[Israil Madrimov]].
*Terence Crawford won every one of his 42 fights by unanimous decision or stoppage.

== World Titles ==
*[[WBO]] Lightweight Title (2014-2015; 2 defenses)
*[[WBO]] Junior Welterweight Title (2015-2017; 6 defenses)
*[[WBC]] Super Lightweight Title (2016-2017; 3 defenses)
*[[IBF]] Junior Welterweight Title (2017; 0 defenses)
*[[WBA]] Super Lightweight Super Title (2017; 0 defenses)
*[[WBO]] Welterweight Title (2018-present; 5 defenses)
*[[IBF]] Welterweight Title (2023-present; 0 defenses)
*[[WBC]] Welterweight Title (2023-present; 0 defenses)
*[[WBA]] Welterweight Super Title (2023-present; 0 defenses)
*[[WBA]] Light Middleweight Champion (2024-present)
*[[IBF]] Super Middleweight Champion (2025-present)
*[[WBO]] Super Middleweight Champion (2025-present)
*[[WBA]] Super Middleweight Champion (2025-present)
*[[WBC]] Super Middleweight Champion (2025-present)

== Unified & Undisputed Titles ==
*Unified Junior Welterweight Titles (2016-2017; [[WBO]], [[WBC]])
*Undisputed Junior Welterweight Champion (2017; [[WBO]], [[WBC]], [[IBF]], [[WBA]])
*Undisputed Welterweight Champion (2023-present; [[WBO]], [[IBF]], [[WBC]], [[WBA]])
*Undisputed Middleweight Champion (2025-present; [[WBO]], [[IBF]], [[WBC]], [[WBA]])

== The Ring Magazine Titles ==
*World Lightweight Title (2014-2015)
*World Junior Welterweight Title (2016-2018)
*World Welterweight Title (2023-present)
*World Super Middleweight Title (2025-present)

== Lineal Titles ==
*World Lightweight Title (2014-2015)
*World Junior Welterweight Title (2016-2018)
*World Welterweight Title (2023-present)
*World Super Middleweight Title (2025-present)

== Regional & Minor Titles ==
*[[WBO]] [[NABO]] Lightweight Title (June 2013; 0 defenses)

== Amateur Highlights ==
[[File:5b1318ec0cc5b.image.jpg|250px|thumb|right|Crawford at age 11 at the C.W. Boxing Club in Omaha, Nebraska.]]
[[File:5b1318ecce60d.image.jpg|250px|thumb|right|Crawford celebrates after winning a decision against Carlos Molina in the semifinals of the 2006 National Golden Gloves.]]
*Amateur Record: [http://www.boxnation.com/boxing-news/11-random-facts-about-terence-crawford/ 58-12]
*2002 95 lb. Participant at the National Silver Gloves (14-15 year olds) in Kansas City, USA. Results were:
**Lost to [[Mike Dallas Jr.]] (L 3)
*2004 Featherweight Participant at the United States Junior Olympic National Championships in Brownsville, USA. Results were:
**Quarterfinals: Lost to [[Darnell Jiles Jr.]] (5-12)
*2005 Featherweight Participant at the United States National Championships in Colorado Springs, USA. Results were:
**Preliminaries (1/16): Bye
**Preliminaries (1/8): Defeated Saul Lomas (27-9)
**Quarterfinals: Lost to [[(The New) Ray Robinson|Ray Robinson]] (18-22)
*2005 Lightweight Participant at the National [[Golden Gloves]] in Little Rock, USA. Results were:
**Preliminaries (1/16): Defeated Christian Martinez (5-0)
**Preliminaries (1/8): Lost to Mike Evans (0-5)
*2006 Lightweight Bronze Medalist at the United States National Championships in Colorado Springs, USA. Results were:
**Preliminaries (1/16): Bye
**Preliminaries (1/8): Defeated [[Mikey Garcia]] (18-7)
**Quarterfinals: Defeated [[Stan Martyniouk]] (17-13)
**Semifinals: Lost to [[Danny Oscar Garcia|Danny Garcia]] (20-21)
*2006 Lightweight Silver Medalist at the National [[Golden Gloves]] in Omaha, USA. Results were:
**Preliminaries (1/16): Defeated Angelo Ward (5-0)
**Preliminaries (1/8): Defeated DeMarco McCrady (5-0)
**Quarterfinals: Defeated [[Rashad Ganaway]] (5-0)
**Semifinals: Defeated [[Carlos Molina (USA)|Carlos Molina]] (3-2)
**Finals: Lost to [[Jesus Mendez]] (2-3)
*2006 Lightweight Gold Medalist at the United States Blue & Gold National Championships in Carson, USA. Results were:
**Quarterfinals: Defeated Jose Fernandez (RSC)
**Semifinals: Defeated Paul Green (5-0)
**Finals: Defeated [[Danny Oscar Garcia|Danny Garcia]] (3-2)
*2006 Lightweight Participant at the United States Under-19 National Championships in Kansas City, USA. Results were:
**Preliminaries (1/8): Defeated Jessie Carradine (23-5)
**Quarterfinals: Lost to [[Jerry Belmontes]] (11-15)
*2006 Lightweight Gold Medalist at the National Police Athletic League Championships in Oxnard, USA. Results were:
**Preliminaries (1/16): Defeated [[Miguel Gonzalez|Miguel Angel Gonzalez]] (W 4)
**Preliminaries (1/8): Defeated James Villa (RSC-2)
**Quarterfinals: Defeated [[Stan Martyniouk]] (22-11)
**Semifinals: Defeated Javier Garcia (7-4)
**Finals: Defeated [[Diego Magdaleno]] (13-8)
*2007 Lightweight Gold Medalist at the United States Pan American Games Box-offs in Colorado Springs, USA. Results were:
**Semifinals: Defeated [[Luis Ramos|Luis Ramos Jr.]] (25-15)
**Finals: Defeated [[Diego Magdaleno]] (24-13)
*2007 Lightweight Bronze Medalist at the 1st Pan American Games Qualifier in Barquisimeto, Venezuela. Results were:
**Preliminaries (1/8): Defeated Jose Maria Virula (Guatemala) (19-7)
**Quarterfinals: Defeated Luis Ernesto Rueda (Argentina) (20-15)
**Semifinals: Lost to [[Yordenis Ugas]] (Cuba) (10-27) (Did Not Qualify)
*2007 Lightweight Bronze Medalist at the United States National Championships in Colorado Springs, USA. Results were:
**Preliminaries (1/16): Bye
**Preliminaries (1/8): Bye
**Quarterfinals: Defeated [[Miguel Gonzalez|Miguel Angel Gonzalez]] (25-24)
**Semifinals: Lost to [[Jerry Belmontes]] (9-10)
*2007 Lightweight Participant at the United States [[Olympics|Olympic]] Trials in Houston, USA. Results were:
**Quarterfinals: Lost to [[Sadam Ali]] (12-17)
**Challengers Bracket (Round 1): Defeated [[Diego Magdaleno]] (13-7)
**Challengers Bracket (Round 2): Defeated [[Mason Menard]] (33-12)
**Challengers Bracket (Round 3): Lost to [[Miguel Gonzalez|Miguel Angel Gonzalez]] (23-32) (Did Not Qualify)

== Awards & Recognition ==
*[[Boxing Writers Association of America]] [[Boxing Writers Association of America Fighter of the Year|Fighter of the Year]] (2014)
*Sugar Ray Robinson Award: 2014
*ESPN Fighter of the Year: 2014, 2017
*Best Fighter ESPY Award: 2018
*Best Boxer ESPY Award: 2024
*Boxing Scene American Boxer of the Decade (2020s): 2025
*The Ring magazine Performance of the Year: 2023
*World Boxing Council Performance of the Year: 2023
*World Boxing Organization Fighter of the Year: 2016, 2017, 2018, 2023
*World Boxing Organization Most Promising Fighter: 2015
*World Boxing Organization Fight of the Year: 2014, 2023
*World Boxing Organization Triple Crown Award: 2018
*World Boxing Organization Most Consistent and Durable Champion: 2019
*World Boxing Organization Gordon Volkman Award: 2015
*World Boxing Association Boxer of the Month: August 2017, July 2023
*The Nevada Boxing Hall of Fame (NVBHOF) Fighter of the Year: 2018
*The RING 8 Muhammad Ali International Fighter of the Year: 2018
*[[Sports Illustrated]] Prospect of the Year: 2013
*Bleacher Report Breakout Fighter of the Year: 2014
*Forbes Fighter of the Year: 2017
*The Sporting News Men's Fighter of the Year: 2023
*Boxing News World Fighter of the Year: 2023
*CBS Sports Fighter of the Year: 2014
*HBO Fighter of the Year: 2014
*Yahoo! Sports Fighter of the Year: 2017, 2023
*Top Rank Fighter of the Year: 2014, 2015
*Top Rank Fight of the Year: 2014
*Top Rank Knockout of the Year: 2014
*Premier Boxing Champions Performance of the Year: 2023
*Metro Performance of the Year: 2023
*Boxing Junkie Fighter of the Year: 2023
*BOXRAW Knockout of the Year: 2022
*Boxing Insider Fighter of the Year: 2023
*WBN Stoppage of the Year: 2023
*The Sweet Science (TSS) Performance of the Year: 2023
*Frontproof Media Fighter of the Year: 2023
*ProBox TV Fighter of the Year: 2023
*ProBox TV Performance of the Year: 2023
*The Queensberry Rules Fighter of the Year: 2014
*Pro Boxing Fans Fighter of the Year: 2014
*Pro Boxing Fans Round of the Year: 2014
*Pro Boxing Fans Breakout Performance of the Year: 2014
*Fight Hype Star in the Making: 2013
*Key to the City of Omaha, Nebraska: 2014
*The Shadow League Leadership Award: 2015
*Omaha Public Schools (OPS) Athletics Hall of Fame Class of 2022
*University of Nebraska Omaha Spirit of the Maverick award: 2025 (inaugural honoree)

== Notes ==
[[File:FB IMG 1757836583808.jpg|250px|thumb|right|Crawford after defeating Canelo (3x undisputed in 3 weight classes)]]
*Started boxing at age 7.
*Survived a gunshot wound in 2008 after a bullet grazed the right side of his head following a dice game.
*Second boxer in history to unify all world titles (undisputed) in three weight divisions ([[Henry Armstrong]]).
*First boxer in history to unify all world titles (undisputed) in three weight divisions (junior welterweight, welterweight, super middleweight) in the four-belt era.
*First boxer in history to unify all world titles (undisputed) in two weight divisions (junior welterweight, welterweight) in the four-belt era.
*Second boxer in history to unify all world titles (undisputed) in a weight division ([[Bernard Hopkins]]) in the four-belt era.
*Third boxer in history to hold all world titles (undisputed) in a weight division ([[Bernard Hopkins]], [[Jermain Taylor]]) in the four-belt era.
*First boxer in history to unify all world titles (undisputed) at junior welterweight in the four-belt era.
*First boxer in history to unify all world titles (undisputed) at welterweight in the four-belt era.
*First male boxer to become undisputed in a debut division (168).
*Ranked #1 pound-for-pound by [[Boxing Writers Association of America|BWAA]] from October 2017 until May 2018 and since June 2022 and [[The Ring Magazine|The Ring]] since July 2023.
*Featured on the cover of the May 2019 issue of [[The Ring Magazine]].
*November 2025 Crawford saves a man from jumping off the Iowa Bridge.

== Pay-Per-View History ==
*1. (07/23/2016) [[Terence Crawford vs. Viktor Postol|W UD12 Viktor Postol]] "Unification" ([[HBO]] PPV) [http://www.espn.com/blog/dan-rafael/post/_/id/16668/notes-arum-says-he-lost-about-100k-on-crawford-postol-ppv 50,000 buys]
*2. (04/20/2019) W TKO6 [[Amir Khan]] "Crawford-Khan" ([[ESPN]] PPV) [https://nyfights.com/worldwide/arum-says-spence-porter-ppv-did-under-200000-buys/ 125,000 buys]
*3. (11/20/2021) [[Terence Crawford vs. Shawn Porter|W TKO10 Shawn Porter]] "Crawford-Porter" ([[ESPN]]+ PPV). [https://www.ringtv.com/631044-crawford-porter-garners-135000-ppv-buys/ Industry sources claim 135,000 buys.]
*4. (12/10/2022) W KO6 [[David Avanesyan]] "Crawford-Avanesyan" (BLK Prime PPV) Industry sources claim 120,000 buys.
*5. (07/29/2023) W TKO9 [[Errol Spence|Errol Spence Jr.]] "Undefeated. Undisputed. Unprecedented." ([[Showtime]] PPV) [https://x.com/DanRafael1/status/1687153318554906624 Industry sources claim 700,000 buys and $55,000,000 in revenue.]
*6. (08/03/2024) W UD12 [[Israil Madrimov]]. "Riyadh Season Card: Crawford vs. Madrimov" ([[DAZN]] PPV/[[ESPN]]+ PPV/Prime Video PPV) [https://x.com/jedigoodman/status/1821910251966181790 Industry sources claim 75,000 buys.]
*Totals (apprximately): 1.2 million buys.

== Netflix View History ==
*1. (09/13/2025) UD12 [[Saul Alvarez]]. "Once In A Lifetime/There Can Only Be One: Canelo vs. Crawford" (Netflix) Industry claims 41 million views.
*Live Gate: $47,231,887
*Attendance: 70,482 people
*Allegiant Stadium Record: The event set the record for the highest single-day live gate in Allegiant Stadium's history.
*This revenue makes it the third highest-grossing boxing gate in history, surpassing all other fights except Mayweather vs. Manny Pacquiao and Mayweather vs. Conor McGregor.

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{{Succession box|
before=[[Ricky Burns]]|
title=[[WBO Lightweight Champion]]|
after=[[Terry Flanagan]]|
years=2014 Mar 1 – 2015 Mar '''Vacated'''|
}}
{{Succession box|
before=[[Chris Algieri]] Stripped|
title=[[WBO Light Welterweight Champion]]|
after=[[Maurice Hooker]]|
years=2015 Apr 18 – 2017 Oct 26 '''Vacated'''|
}}
{{Succession box|
before=[[Viktor Postol]]|
title=[[WBC Light Welterweight Champion]]|
after=[[Jose Carlos Ramirez]]|
years=2016 Jul 23 – 2018 Feb '''Vacated'''|
}}
{{Succession box|
before=[[Julius Indongo]]|
title=[[IBF Light Welterweight Champion]]|
after=[[Sergey Lipinets]]|
years=2017 Aug 19 – 2017 Aug 30 '''Vacated'''|
}}
{{Succession box|
before=[[Julius Indongo]]|
title=[[WBA Light Welterweight Champion]]|
after=[[Kirill Relikh|Kiryl Relikh]]|
years=2017 Aug 19 – 2017 Aug 31 '''Upgraded to Super Champion''' 2017 Aug 31 – 2017 Oct 26 '''Super Champion''' '''Vacated'''|
}}
{{Succession box|
before=[[Jeff Horn]]|
title=[[WBO Welterweight Champion]]|
after=[[Brian Norman Jr]]|
years=2018 Jun 9 – 2025 Mar 29 '''Vacated'''
}}
{{Succession box|
before=[[Errol Spence Jr.]]|
title=[[IBF Welterweight Champion]]|
after= [[Jaron Ennis]]|
years=2023 Jul 27 – 2024 Jul 13 '''Stripped'''|
}}
{{Succession box|
before=[[Errol Spence Jr.]]|
title=[[WBC Welterweight Champion]]|
after=_|
years=2023 July 27 – present|
}}
{{Succession box|
before=[[Errol Spence Jr.]]|
title=[[WBA Welterweight Champion]]|
after=_|
years=2023 July 27 – present '''Super Champion'''|
}}
{{Succession box|
before=[[Israil Madrimov]]|
title=[[WBA Light Middleweight Champion]]|
after=[[Abass Baraou]]|
years=2024 Aug 3 – 2025 Sep 22 '''Super Champion''' '''Vacated'''|
}}
{{Succession box|
before=[[Saul Alvarez]]|
title=[[WBA Super Middleweight Champion]]|
after= _|
years=2025 Sep 13 –
}}
{{Succession box|
before=[[Saul Alvarez]]|
title=[[IBF Super Middleweight Champion]]|
after=_|
years=2025 Sep 13 – present|
}}
{{Succession box|
before=[[Saul Alvarez]]|
title=[[WBC Super Middleweight Champion]]|
after=_|
years=2025 Sep 13 – 2025 Dec 03 '''Stripped'''|
}}
{{Succession box|
before=[[Saul Alvarez]]|
title=[[WBO Super Middleweight Champion]]|
after=_|
years=2025 Sep 13 – present|
}}
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