Mayweather, Tyson, Fury, Ali, Canelo: 100 greatest boxers of all time ranked

Floyd Mayweather, Mike Tyson, Tyson Fury, Manny Pacquiao and Muhammad Ali are just some of the names that will jump to people’s minds when the greatest boxers of all time are mentioned, but who is the greatest of all time?

Boxing is a sport that has an abundance of greats across all weight divisions and time periods, but trying to rank them is incredibly hard given all the varying factors.

Thankfully, respected boxing stats website Boxrec have compiled the list of the greatest fighters across all divisions and time periods, so let’s dive into the list and see who they believe to be the greatest boxer of all time.

Top 100 greatest boxers of all time: 100-91

100. Charles Humez

99. Johnny Indrisano

98. Sumbu Kalambay

97. Vitali Klitschko

96. Joey Maxim

95. Jack Berg

94. Jimmy Bivins

93. Bobo Olson

92. Nicolino Locche

91. Kosta Tszyu

There’s some huge fighting records in here, such as Jack Berg’s 157 wins in his 192 bouts, with Nicolino Locche also notching up over 100 wins in his career. The biggest name in this bracket has to be Vitali Klitschko, with the Ukrainian a multiple heavyweight world champion.

Top 100 greatest boxers of all time: 90-81

90. Nino Benvenuti

89. Jack Carroll

88. Dave Shade

87. Lou Brouillard

86. Pernell Whitaker

85. Gustav Scholz

84. Randolph Turpin

83. Mikkel Kessler

82. Luis Rodriguez

81. Shane Mosley

Again we see some unholy amount of wins with Dave Shade registering 156, Lou Brouillard with 101 and Luis Rodriguez with 107. However, we are still yet to see an undefeated boxer on this list, although it’s surely only a matter of time before we see someone with that coveted 0 in their losses column.

Top 100 greatest boxers of all time: 80-71

80. Eddie Booker

79. Erik Morales

78. Johnny Dundee

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