Top 10 boxer in the world

Boxing is a combat sport in which two people engage in a contest of strength, speed, reflexes, endurance, and will, by throwing punches with gloved hands against each other. It is one of the highest paying sports but a very difficult one indeed. Amateur boxing is both an Olympic and Commonwealth sport and is a common fixture in most of the major international games. Boxing is one of the most historic and famous sports of all times. Today we are going to give you a brief review on top 10 greatest boxers of all time.
Willie Pep

Top 10 Greatest Boxers Of All Time

Joe Louis

Joe Louis is often known as “the Man Who Beat the Hitler”. He is referred to as the brown bomber and was considered as an American Icon. He has a record of winning 66 matches; losing 3 and 52 knock out winnings. He was a shining star for sure with a great record. He was a national hero for the people of America and also a symbol of pride. During the world war, he was more than just a boxer and his fights had social, political and international significance.

Mohammad Ali

Mohammad Ali had his boxing era from 1960 to 1981, and he was just marvelous in every aspect of boxing. He was outspoken, exciting and an undefeated boxing champion in his time and was also the best entertainer in the boxing world.  Mohammed had a record of total 56 wins out of which 37 were knock out wins. He had only 5 losses in his career.  He was also an activist and a philanthropist who spoke up for the rights of people. Muhammad Ali is also among the top 10 Muslim athletes. Muhammad Ali died on June 2, 2016, with a respiratory illness.

Sugar Ray Robinson

Sugar Ray Robinson had his boxing era from 1940 to 1965 and majority of the people considered him as the best pound for pound boxer in the world. Ray had a record of 173 wins out of which 109 were knockout wins 6 were draws and 2 matches were no contest matches. He was also the best boxing talent that the world ever witnessed. He had an amazing power in his punch to knock the opponent out.

Jack Johnson

Jack Johnson was the first American heavy weight champion before Roy Jones and Mohammad Ali. He had a boxing era from 1897 to 1945.  Jack was unbeatable for more than 10 years and he used to humiliate the opponents by not letting them knock him out. He used to continuously beat his opponents in the ring.  The presses used to abuse and discredit him but he still was unbeaten. For more than 10 years, he was the most hated and the most famous African American on the earth. He had a record of 73 wins out of which 40 were knockout wins and lost 13 matches.

Jack Dempsey

Jack Dempsey is definitely amongst the most popular boxers of America. He is also famous for setting the highest purse records and attendance. Jack also had the first million fight in his career. He was amongst the most brutal and entertaining boxers of all time. He was a wild boxer in his time with a record of 66 wins out which 51 were knock out wins and he lost 6 matches.

Mike Tyson

Mike Tyson is probably the second most famous boxer around the world after Muhammad Ali. The boxing era of Mike Tyson is from 1985 to 2005. He has been a legendary boxer in his time. In the early 90s, Tyson was considered as an unbeatable boxer who knocked out all the contenders who came in front of him.  He has a record of 50 wins out of which 44 were knock out wins and he lost 6 matches. He has been amongst the most talked about boxers of all times.

Julio Cesar Chavez

Julio Cesar Chavez had a boxing era from 1980 to 2005 and has a record that speaks for itself. He has a record of 107 wins and 80 knockouts and lost 6 matches. Julio is a Mexican legend who had a record of 10 years without even a single loss. He was a considered as a tough fighter who always entertained people with his boxing. He is known to be the greatest fighter in Mexico.

Rocky Marciano

Rocky Marciano is amongst the hardest punchers of all time. He had a boxing era from 1948 to 1955 and he has a claim to fame for being the heavy weight champion who is undefeated. Rocky has a record of 49 wins out of which 43 were knock out wins and zero losses. He had been a great boxer without any doubt in his time. His ranking is low because his competitions were not as strong as boxers like Muhammad Ali and Robinson.

Henry Armstrong

He has a boxing era from 1931 to 1945 and he had 150 wins out which 100 were KO and he lost 21  matches. He was the only boxer to have the titles of 3 world championships. His career started on the losing end but he gradually got on the winning streaks. He has also had 27 consecutive victories and all of these were in knockouts. that reflects his greatness in the boxing arena.

Willie Pep

One of the Finest Boxers Willie Pep had a boxing era from 1940 to 1966 and has a record of 229 wins out of which 65 are knockout wins. He lost 11 matches in his career. He was the first featherweight champion in the world and has been the finest boxer in his time.

This was our list of top 10 greatest boxers of all times. Feel free to give us your opinion in the comments down below.