List of boxing families

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This is a list of boxing families with two or more notable boxers. Many families have had multiple members become famous in the sport of boxing with some having had multiple world champions.

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[edit] Argentina

The Corros
  • Hugo, world Middleweight champion
  • Osvaldo, 1980s contender, Hugo's brother
The Narvaezes
  • Omar, world Flyweight champion
  • Mario , Omar's brother
  • Nestor, Omar's brother
The Baldomirs
The Coggis
The Matthysses

[edit] Australia

The Mundines
  • Tony, middleweight contender.
  • Anthony, Tony's son, world (WBA) Super middleweight champ.

[edit] Brazil

The Jofres
  • Aristides
  • Eder, Aristides' son, world bantamweight and world (WBC) featherweight champion.
The Zumbanos

[edit] Canada

The Gattis
  • Arturo, world Jr. Lightweight (IBF) and world (WBC) light welterweight champion,Defeated Micky Ward.
  • Joe, former light middleweight world title challenger, Arturo's brother
The Hiltons
The Vanderpools
  • Fitz, world (WBF) Welterweight and WBF Jr. Middleweight champion (Syd's older brother)
  • Syd, former world title challenger, Fitz's younger brother

[edit] France

The Tiozzos
  • Fabrice, two time light heavyweight champion (WBA and later, WBC) and world (WBA) cruiserweight champion.
  • Christophe, world (WBA) super middleweight champion, Fabrice's brother.

[edit] Germany

The Rocchigianis
  • Ralf, world (WBO) Cruiserweight champion.
  • Graciano, world (IBF) Super Middleweight champion and world Light Heavyweight champion (WBC), Ralf's brother.

[edit] Italy

The Steccas
  • Loris, world Jr. Featherweight champion
  • Maurizio, world (WBO) featherweight champion. Loris' brother
The Brancos
  • Silvio, world (WBA) Light Heavyweight champion.
  • Gianluca, light welterweight contender, Silvio's brother

[edit] Ireland

The Collins'
  • Pascal, supermiddleweight journeyman
  • Steve, WBO Middleweight and WBO super middleweight champion.
The Magee's
  • Noel, Commonwealth Light Heavyweight champion
  • Eamonn, WBU and Commonwealth light welterweight champion
  • Terry, light middleweight journeyman

[edit] Malta

The Jaggers
  • Ban Louis, 1990s contender
  • Poppage, 3 time division world champion, Louis's brother

[edit] Japan

The Kamedas (Three Kameda brothers)
The Arisawas
  • Kōji, famous Japanese boxer, Japanese Super Featherweight champion
  • Kazu, Kōji's twin brother, Japanese Lightweight contender

[edit] Mexico

The Barreras
  • Jorge, 1990s contender
  • Marco Antonio, 3 division (super bantam, feather and super feather) world champion, Jorge's brother
The Chávezes
  • Julio Cesar, 3 division (super feather, lightweight and light welter) world champion
  • Julio Cesar Jr., boxing prospect
  • Omar, Chavez's youngest son and also boxing prospect
  • Roberto, 1990s contender, Julio Sr.'s brother
The Márquezs
  • Juan Manuel, world (WBA, IBF and interim WBO) featherweight champion, world (WBC) super featherweight world champion.
  • Rafael, world (IBF) bantamweight and world (WBC) super bantamweight champion, Juan Manuel's brother.
The Morales
  • Erik, 3 division (super bantam, feather and super feather) world champion
  • Diego, world (WBO) Super Flyweight champion, Erik's brother
  • José, 1970s boxing contender, Erik's father and manager
The Romans
  • Gilberto, world Bantamweight champion
  • Jorge, 1990s contender, Gilberto's brother
The Ruelases
  • Gabriel, world (WBC) Jr. Lightweight champion
  • Rafael, world (IBF) Lightweight champion, Gabriel's brother
The Castillos
  • Jose Luis, world (WBC) lightweight champion.
  • Ricardo, Super Bantamweight Mexican champion, Jose Luis's brother
The Solises
  • Ulises, world (IBF) light flyweight world champion
  • Jorge, Featherweight Mexican champion, Ulises's brother
The Arredondos
  • Rene, world (WBC) light welterweight champion
  • Ricardo, world (WBC) super featherweight champion
The Montiels
  • Fernando, world (WBO) flyweight champion and world (WBO) super flyweight champion.
  • Pedro, contender, Fernando's brother
The Espadas
The Arces
  • Jorge, world (WBC) light flyweight and interim world (WBC) flyweight champion
  • Francisco, contender, Jorge's brother

[edit] Panama

The Durans
The Pedrozas
  • Eusebio, world Featherweight champion
  • Rafael, world Jr. Bantamweight champion, Eusebio's cousin

[edit] Philippines

The Pacquiaos
  • Manny, seven-division world champion: WBO welterweight world champion, IBO and Ring Magazine light welterweight champion, WBC lightweight world champion, Ring Magazine and WBC super featherweight world champion, Ring Magazine featherweight champion, IBF super bantamweight world champion, WBC flyweight world champion and 2006/2008 Fighter of the Year (Older brother)
  • Bobby, Super Featherweight/Lightweight challenger, defeated former Featherweight champion Kevin Kelley, and WBC Continental Americas Super Featherweight Champion (Younger brother)
The Espinosas
  • Luisito, WBA Bantamweight Champion and WBC Featherweight Champion. (Son)
  • Leo, fought Pascual Perez for the World Flyweight Title (Lost, UD15), OPBF Bantamweight king with 10 successful defenses. (Father)
The Peñalosas
  • Dodie Boy, IBF Light Flyweight Champion (the first of that governing body) and IBF Flyweight Champion (Older brother)
  • Gerry, WBC Super Flyweight Champion, WBU Super Flyweight Champion and WBO Bantamweight Champion (Younger brother)
The Donaires
  • Nonito, Current NABF Super Flyweight Champion (2006) and IBF & IBO Flyweight Champion. (Younger brother)
  • Glenn, Current NABA and WBO NABO Flyweight Champion (2006) (Older brother)
  • Richard, boxing newcommer (Cousin)
The Elordes
  • Gabriel, WBA and WBC super featherweight champion. (Grandfather)
  • Juan Martin, upcoming boxing prospect. (Grandson)
The Magramos (alias Skull and Bones Family)
  • Ric, famous Filipino boxer
  • Ric Jr., Ric's son, 1990s contender
  • Ronnie, Ric Jr.'s young brother, WBF Mini Flyweight world champion
  • Melvin, Ric Jr. and Ronnie's young brother, 1990s contender
The Sonsonas
  • Marvin, current WBO super flyweight champion
  • Eden, Marvin's cousin, former Philippine national super flyweight champion

[edit] Puerto Rico

The Benitezs (brothers)
The Bisbal Brothers
  • Victor, Heavyweight prospect (older brother)
  • Gerardo, Amateur Heavyweight, Victor's brother (younger brother)
The Camachos
  • Felix, former world title challenger
  • Hector, 4 time division world champion,Boxing Legend, Felix's brother
  • Hector Jr.,Welterweight contender
The Cottos
The De Leons
The Solises (brothers)
  • Enrique, former world title challenger
  • Julian, world Bantamweight champion
  • Rafael, former world title challenger
The Trinidads
The Vázquezs

[edit] Romania

The Simions (brothers)

[edit] Thailand

Professional

The Galaxys (both born Saenkham)
  • Khaosai, WBA Junior Bantamweight world champion
  • Kaokor, Khaosai's twin brother, 2 time WBA Bantamweight world champion
The Payakaroons (both born Tiptamai)
The Poontarats
  • Payao, WBC Super Flyweight world champion, bronze medal amateur boxing Light Flyweight at the 1976 Summer Olympics
  • Panieng (or Panieng Okuda), Payao's young brother
Sitbangprachan & Chor Siriwat (both born Hanwichachai)
The Porpaoins (both born Motma)
  • Chana, 2 time WBA Minimumweight world champion
  • Songkram, Chana's twin brother, WBA Minimumweight interim champion
The Sor Vorapins (both born Phothong)
  • Ratanapol, 2 time IBF Mini Flyweight world champion
  • Ratanachai, Ratanapol's young brother, WBO Bantamweight world champion

Amateur

The Kamsings
  • Somluck, gold medal Featherweight at the 1996 Summer Olympics
  • Somrot, Somluck's older brother, Thailand national amateur boxing team
The Boonjumnongs
  • Manus, gold medal Light Welterweight at the 2004 Summer Olympics, silver medal Light Welterweight at the 2008 Summer Olympics
  • Non (former name Manon), Manus's young brother, Thailand national amateur boxing team

[edit] Trinidad and Tobago

The Noels
  • Claude, world Lightweight champion
  • David, 1980s contender, Claude's brother

[edit] Ukraine

The Klitschkos (brothers)
  • Vitali, former WBO and two time WBC Heavyweight champion
  • Wladimir, former two time WBO champion and unified IBF & WBO Heavyweight champion

[edit] United Kingdom

The Eubanks
  • Chris, world Middleweight champion, world Super Middleweight champion, former world Cruiserweight title challenger
  • Chris Jr, son of Chris, current amateur boxer
  • Frank, cousin of Chris
  • Peter, older brother of Chris
  • Simon, twin brother of Peter, older brother of Chris
The Finnegans
  • Chris, 1968 Olympic Middleweight Gold Medal Winner; British, Commonwealth and European Light Heavyweight Champion, world title challenger
  • Kevin, younger brother of Chris, British and European Middleweight Champion
The Hattons
  • Ricky, world Light Welterweight champion, WBA Welterweight Champion
  • Matthew, younger brother of Ricky, active welterweight
The Londons
  • Jack, British Heavyweight champion (1944-45)
  • Brian, son of Jack, British Heavyweight champion (1958-59)
The Minters
  • Alan, world Middleweight champion
  • Ross, son of Alan, English Welterweight champion, active boxer

[edit] United States

The Alis
  • Laila, women's world Middleweight champion
  • Muhammad, Laila's father, former 3 time world Heavyweight champion
The Ayalas
  • Mike, former world title challenger
  • Tony, controversial Jr. Middleweight contender, Mike's brother
The Baers
  • Buddy, former world title challenger
  • Max, world Heavyweight champion, Buddy's brother; father of Max Baer Jr.
The Baltazars
  • Frankie, 1970s Featherweight contender
  • Tony, former world Jr. Welterweight title challenger, Frankie's brother
The Byrds
  • Joe Byrd Sr., 1992 US Olympic Team Head Coach
  • Antoine Byrd, Joe's son, former world middleweight title challenger
  • Chris Byrd, world heavyweight champion, Joe's son, Antoine's brother
  • Patrick Byrd, Welterweight, Joe's son, Chris and Antoine's brother
  • Tracy Byrd, two division IFBA world champion, Chris and Antoine's sister, Joe's daughter
  • Lamon Brewster one time world heavyweight champion, nephew to Joe Byrd and cousin to Chris Byrd
The Berlenbachs
The Carbajals
  • Michael, 4 time world Jr. Flyweight champion
  • Cruz, Michael's young brother, world Bantamweight champion
The Canizales
  • Gaby, world Bantamweight champion
  • Orlando, world Bantamweight champion, Gaby's brother
The Currys
  • Bruce, world Jr. Welterweight champion
  • Donald, world Welterweight champion, Bruce's brother
The Foremans
  • Freeda, women's boxing contender
  • George, former 2 time world Heavyweight champion, Freeda's father
  • George III, heavyweight boxing contender
The Fraziers
  • Jackie, women's boxing contender
  • Joe, family patriarch, world Heavyweight champion
  • Joe Jr, son of Joe
  • Marvis, son of Joe and brother of Joe Jr, former world title challenger
  • Tyrone, 1980s contender
The Fullmers
  • Don, 1960s middleweightcontender
  • Gene, world Middleweight champion
  • Jay, lightweight, welterweight
The Gibbons brothers
  • Mike, rated one of ten best middleweights of all time by Nat Fleischer
  • Tommy, lost 15-round decision to Jack Dempsey for the heavyweight title,
The Hagler-Sims family
The Hearns family
  • Thomas, 5 division world champion
  • Ronald, world ranked middleweight challenger, son of Thomas Hearns
The Hopkins family
  • Bernard, former undisputed middleweight champion of the world, light heavyweight champion
  • Demetrius, Light welterweight challenger, nephew to Bernard
The Johnsons
  • Harold, world lightheavyweight champion
  • Phil, heavyweight, father of Harold
The Jones Family
  • Roy Sr, fought Marvin Hagler
  • Roy Jr., former undisputed light heavyweight champion, 4 division world champion, former Ring Magazine #1 pound for pound boxer in the world
The Judahs
  • Daniel, light-heavyweight contender, Zab's older brother
  • Josiah, super-middleweight boxer, Zab's younger brother
  • Yoel, family patriarch, boxer, trainer, and kickboxing champion
  • Zab, former undisputed welterweight champion,Defeated Ernest Johnson, Yoel's son
The Leonards
  • Roger, 1970s boxer
  • Ray, 5 division time world champion, Roger's nephew
The Lopezs
  • Danny, world Featherweight champion
  • Ernie, former world title challenger, Danny's brother
The Mancinis
  • Lenny, 1940s contender
  • Ray, world Lightweight champion, Lenny's son
The Mayweathers


The McCrorys
  • Milton, world Welterweight champion
  • Steve, former world title challenger
The McGirts
The McNeeleys
The Mitchells
The Norris Family
  • Orlin, former world Cruiserweight champion, fought Mike Tyson
  • Terry, 3 time world Jr. Middleweight champion
The Pattersons
  • Floyd, 2 time world Heavyweight champion
  • Tracy, world Jr. Lightweight champion, Floyd's adoptive son
The Quarrys
  • Jerry, well renowned Heavyweight challenger
  • Mike, Light Heavyweight challenger, younger brother to Jerry
  • Bobby, Heavyweight challenger, youngest brother to Jerry and Mike
The Sandovals
  • Alberto, former world title challenger
  • Richie, world Bantamweight champion, Alberto's brother
The Spinks Family
  • Leon, world Heavyweight champion, Cory's father
  • Michael, 2 time division world champion, Cory's uncle
  • Leon, Slain fighter & Cory's oldest brother, fought under Leon Calvin
  • Darrel, former world Super Welterweight Cory's older brother
  • Cory, former world undisputed Welterweight champion
  • Lil' Leon, Leon Spinks grand son & Cory's Nephew
The Sullivan brothers (twins)
  • Jack, middleweight title claimant
  • Mike, welterweight title claimant
The Weaver brothers
  • Mike Weaver, world heavyweight title (WBA) claimant, older brother of the Weaver Triplets
  • Floyd Weaver, jr. middleweight contender, one of the triplets
  • Lloyd Weaver, middleweight contender, one of the triplets
  • Troy Weaver, super middleweight contender, one of the triplets
The Webbers
The Zivic brothers

[edit] Venezuela

The Espanas
  • Crisanto, world Welterweight champion
  • Ernesto, world Lightweight champion, Crisanto's brother
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