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
- The Narvaez
- Omar, world Flyweight champion
- Mario , Omar's brother
- Nestor, Omar's brother
- The Baldomir's
- Carlos Manuel, world Welterweight champion
- Luis Alberto, Carlos brother
- The Coggi's
- Juan Martín, world Light Welterweight champion
- Martin Antonio, Juan Martin's son
- The matthysse's
- Lucas Matthysse contender, Walter brother
- Walter Matthysse contender, Lucas brother
[edit] Australia
- The Mundines
[edit] Brazil
- The Jofres
- Aristides
- Eder, Aristides' son.
- The Zumbanos
- Ralf Zumbano
- Raphael Zumbano
[edit] Canada
- The Gattis
- Arturo, world Jr. Lightweight champion
- Joe, former world title challenger, Arturo's brother
- The Hiltons
- The Vanderpools
- Fitz, world Welterweight, Jr. Middleweight champion (older brother)
- Syd, former world title challenger, Fitz's younger brother
[edit] France
- The Tiozzos
- Fabrice, world Super-Middleweight champion
- Christophe, world Cruiserweight champion, Fabrice's brother
[edit] Germany
- The Rocchigianis
- Ralf, world Cruiserweight champion (WBO)
- Graciano, world Super Middleweight champion (IBF); world Light Heavyweight champion (WBC), Ralf's brother
[edit] Italy
- The Steccas
- The Brancos
- Silvio, world Light Heavyweight champion (WBA)
- Gianluca, light welterweight contender, Silvio's brother
[edit] Ireland
- The Collins'
- Pascal, supermiddleweight journeyman
- Steve, WBO Middleweight and Supermiddleweight champion
- The Magee's
- Noel, Commonwealth Light Heavyweight champion
- Eamonn, world and commonwealth light welterweight champion
- Terry, light middleweight journeyman
- The McCartney
- Darrel McCartney, 2 time golden glove winner, army all american, 13-0 record in high school against pros
[edit] Malta
- The Jaggers
[edit] Mexico
- The Barreras
- Jorge, 1990s contender
- Marco Antonio, 3 time division world champion, Jorge's brother
- The Chávezs
- Julio Cesar, 3 time division 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, Reigning WBC Super Featherweight world champion
- Rafael, world bantamweight champion, Juan Manuel's brother
- The Morales
- Erik, 3 time division world champion
- Diego, boxing prospect, Erik's brother
- José, 1970s boxing contender, Erik's father and manager
- The Romans
- The Ruelas
- The Castillos
- Jose Luis, 2 time division world champion
- Ricardo, Super Bantamweight Mexican champion, Jose Luis's brother
- The Solis
- The Arredondos
- The Montiels
- Fernando, super flyweight world champion
- Pedro, contender, Fernando's brother
- The Espadas
- Gustavo, flyweight world champion
- Gustavo jr., featherweight world champion
- The Arces
[edit] Panama
- The Durans
- Irichelle, Women's boxing contender
- Roberto, 4 time division world champion, Irichelle's father
- The Pedrozas
- Eusebio, world Featherweight champion
- Rafael, world Jr. Bantamweight champion, Eusebio's cousin
[edit] Philippines
- The Pacquiaos
- Manny, WBC Flyweight Champion, IBF Junior Lightweight Champion, WBC Super Featherweight Champion and 2006 Fighter of the year (Older brother)
- Bobby, super featherweight/lightweight challenger, defeated former featherweight champion Kevin Kelly, WBC Continental Americas Super Featherweight Champion (Manny's younger brother)
- The Espinosas
- Luisito, WBA Bantamweight Champion, 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
- Doddie Boy, IBF Light Flyweight Champion (the first of that governing body), IBF Flyweight Champion. (Older brother)
- Gerry, WBC Super Flyweight Champion, WBU Super Flyweight Champion. WBO Bantamweight Champion (Younger brother)
- The Donaires
- Nonito, Current NABF Super Flyweight Champion (2006)IBF Flyweight Champion. (Younger brother)
- Glenn, Current NABA and WBO NABO Flyweight Champion (2006). (Older brother)
[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, Felix's brother
- Hector Jr., contender
- The Cottos
- Miguel, former WBO light welterweight champion, WBA welterweight champion
- Jose, lightweight challenger, brother to Miguel
- The De Leons
- Carlos, time world Cruiserweight champion
- Carlos Jr., prostect
- The Solis (brothers)
- Enrique, former world title challenger
- Julian, world Bantamweight champion
- Rafael, former world title challenger
- The Trinidads
- Felix Trinidad Jr., 3 time division world champion
- Felix Trinidad Sr., Puerto Rican regional Featherweight champion
- Juan Gomez-Trinidad, Lightweight Contender, Felix Jr's Cousin, Felix Sr's nephew
[edit] Thailand
- The Galaxys (both born Saenkham)
[edit] Trinidad and Tobago
- The Noels
[edit] Ukraine
- The Klitschkos (brothers)
[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
- The Turpins
- Randolph, world Middleweight champion
- Dick, older brother of Randolph, British and Commonwealth middleweight champion
[edit] United States
- The Alis
- Laila, women's world Middleweight champion
- Muhammad, Laila's father, former 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; Jethro's real-life pa
- 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
- The Berlenbachs
- Paul Sr, world lightheavyweight champion
- Paul Jr.
- The Canizales
- The Currys
- The Foremans
- 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
- 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
- Marvin Hagler, world Middleweight champion
- Robbie Sims, former world title challenger, Marvin Hagler's half-brother
- 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
- 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, Yoel's son
- The Leonards
- The Lopezs
- Danny, world Featherweight champion
- Ernie, former world title challenger, Danny's brother
- The Mancinis
- The Mayweathers
- Floyd Jr., 5 time division world champion, Ring Magazine pound for pound #1
- Floyd Sr., 1970s–1980s contender
- Jeff, 1990s contender, Floyd Sr.'s brother
- Roger, 2 time division world champion, Floyd Sr.'s brother, Floyd Jr.'s Trainer
- The McCrorys
- The McGirts
- Buddy 2 time division world champion, trainer to Antonio Tarver, Arturo Gatti
- James Jr. Middleweight challenger. son to Buddy
- The McNeeleys
- Peter, Heavyweight who fought Mike Tyson
- Tom Jr., Heavyweight challenger, fought against Floyd Patterson, Peter's dad
- Tom Sr., Light heavyweight challenger, Tom Jr's dad, Peter's grandfather
- The Mitchells
- Pinky, the first light welterweight champion
- Richie, lightweight boxer who challenged Benny Leonard for the title
- Billy, boxing manager
- 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
- Cory, former world undisputed Welterweight champion
- Leon, world Heavyweight champion, Cory's father
- Michael, 2 time division world champion, Cory's uncle
- The Sullivan brothers (twins)
- 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
- Dora and Cora Webber, world champion women boxers, twin sisters
- The Zivic brothers
- Fritzie, welterweight champion, won the title from the great Henry Armstrong
- Jack,
- Pete
- Joe
- Eddie
[edit] Venezuela
- The Espanas