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Boxing is a sport in which two people, usually wearing protective gloves and some important equipment, hit each other for a predetermined time in a boxing ring. Boxing requires strength, speed stamina, and a physically and mentally strong frame of mind to play well. It is one of the highest paying sports and the public really enjoys watching the games. So check out the top 10 famous boxers.
So ladies and gentlemen, one of the old debates that goes on for a long time is who is the greatest. It is very difficult to find out the name of who is the best of all time. After a lot of history and research, we are going to introduce the top 10 boxers of all time.
The 10 most famous boxers in the world of all time
one. Joe Luis:
Joe Louis is an American professional boxer who competed from 1934 to 1951, also known as "The Man Who Beat Hitler". Also nicknamed the Brown Bomber, Joe is also the first person of African American descent to achieve world national hero status. He also has a record of 66 wins, 3 losses, and 52 wins by knockout. Not only this in WWII, it was the focal point of anti-Nazi sentiment.
two. Muhammad Ali:
Muhammad Ali was an American boxer, he was nicknamed 'The Greatest'. He began his career at age 12 and at 18 he won the gold medal at light heavyweight. He has a record of a total of 56 victories, of which 37 were by knockout. wins, turns his religion into Muslim after 1961. He was also an actor and writer where he has written two autobiographies.
3. sugar ray robinson:
Sugar Ray Robinson is an American professional boxer, he is the third longest-serving professional boxer, he held the world welterweight title from 1946 to 1951 and also won the middleweight title. Robin holds the record of 173 wins, of which 109 were knocked out and 6 draws and the 2 matches were matches without competition. He is the best fighter of the last 80 years.
Four. Jack johnson:
Jack Johnson, whose nickname is known as "Galveston Giant", became the first black American heavyweight boxing world champion in more than 10 years. He doesn't let his component knock him out, he uses it to humiliate them by knocking them out. He was undefeated for over 10 years, people used to hate him, but he was one of the most famous African Americans, where he scored 73 wins, 40 knockouts and 13 losses.
5. jack dempsey:
Jack Dempsey is an American professional boxer, he is one of the most entertaining boxers, his records were 66 wins, 51 knockouts and 6 loose. Many of his fights were financially established, he also had the first million fights in his career due to the aggressive fighting style, he was one of the most famous boxers in history.
6. Mike tyson:
Mike Tyson is an American boxer popularly known as "Iron Mike" and later known as "The Baddest Man on the Planet". He is considered one of the best heavyweight boxers of all time. He has a record of 50 wins and 44 knockouts. and he lost 6 bouts after Muhammad Ali was the most famous boxer in the world.
7. Julio Cesar Chavez:
Julio is a Mexican professional boxer, he is a multi-world champion in three weight divisions, he has a record of 107 ins 80 knockouts and lost 6 fights, in addition, he has not lost any fight in 10 years, he is one of the tough fighters. And he is also a very famous and great fighter in Mexico.
8. rocky martian:
Rocky Marciano is an American professional boxer, he is the only heavyweight champion who finished his career undefeated. He is also one of the toughest punchers of all time, with a record of 49 wins, 43 knockouts and zero game losses.
9. Enrique Armstrong:
Henry is one of the few fighters who has to win three or more different divisions; featherweight, lightweight and welterweight. He has a boxing era from 1931 to 1988, he has a record of 150 wins, 100 knockouts and 21 lost games. He is the second best boxer of all time.
10 Willie pep:
Willie is an American professional boxer, he held the world featherweight championship twice in 1942 and 1950, he has a record of 229 wins, 65 knockouts and 11 lost bouts. In 2005, he is also ranked No. 1 in featherweight of all time according to the International Boxing Research Organizations.
