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

Argentina

• The Corros:
  • Hugo, world Middleweight champion
  • Osvaldo, 1980s contender, Hugo's brother

Hugo Pastor Corro (born November 5, 1953 in Eusebio Bustos, Mendoza, Argentina), better known plainly as Hugo Corro, is a former boxer from Argentina who was world Middleweight champion. ... MacGyver is one of the symbols of the 1980s in America The 1980s decade refers to the years from 1980 to 1989, inclusive. ...

Dominican Republic

• The Cruzs
  • Carlos, world Lightweight champion
  • Leo, world Featherweight champion, Carlos' brother

... Leonardo Cruz (born 17 January 1953 in Santiago de los Caballeros, Dominican Republic), better known in the world of boxing as Leo Cruz, was a world Jr. ...

France

• The Tiozzos
  • Fabrice, world Super-Middleweight champion
  • Christophe, world Cruiserweight champion, Fabrice's brother

Italy

• The Steccas
  • Loris, world Jr. Featherweight champion
  • Mauricio, 1980s contender, Loris' brother

Loris Stecca was a world champion boxer. ... MacGyver is one of the symbols of the 1980s in America The 1980s decade refers to the years from 1980 to 1989, inclusive. ...

Mexico

• The Barreras
  • Jorge, 1990s contender
  • Marco Antonio, 3 division world champion, Jorge's brother
• The Chavezs
  • Julio Cesar, 3 division world champion
  • Julio Cesar Jr., boxing prospect
  • Roberto, 1990s contender, Julio Sr.'s brother
• The Marquezs
  • Juan Manuel former featherweight world champion
  • Rafael world bantamweight champion, Juan Manuel's brother
• The Romans
  • Gilberto, world Bantamweight champion
  • Jorge, 1990s contender, Gilberto's brother
• The Ruelas
  • Gabriel, world Jr. Lightweight champion
  • Rafael, world Lightweight champion, Gabriel's brother

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Panama

• The Durans
  • Irichelle, Women's boxing contender
  • Roberto, 4 division world champion, Irichelle's father
• The Pedrozas
  • Eusebio, world Featherweight champion
  • Rafael, world Jr. Bantamweight champion, Eusebio's cousin

Irichelle Duran (born January 17, 1971) is a female boxer from Panama. ... Womens boxing has existed as an officiated sport since the beginning of the 20th century. ... Roberto Duran (b. ... Eusebio Pedroza (born 1953) is a native of Panama who holds two records in boxing: His 19 defenses as world Featherweight champion are a record for that division, and his seven years as world champion non stop are a division record too. ...

Philippines

• The Pacquiaos
  • Manny, several division world champion, Ring Magazine pound for pound #3
  • Bobby, super featherweight challenger, Manny's brother
• The Espinozas
  • Luisito Espinoza, WBA Bantamweight Champion, WBC Featherweight Champion. (Son)
  • Leo Espinoza, fought Pascual Perez for the World Flyweight Title (Lost, UD15), OPBF Bantamweight king with 10 successful defenses. (Father)
• The Penalosas
  • Doddie Boy Penalosa, IBF Light Flyweight Champion (the first of that governing body), IBF Flyweight Champion. (Older brother)
  • Gerry Penalosa, WBC Super Flyweight Champion, WBU Super Flyweight Champion. (Younger brother)
• The Donaires
  • Nonito Donaire, Jr., Current NABF Super Flyweight Champion (2006). (Younger brother)
  • Glen Donaire, Current NABA and WBO NABO Flyweight Champion (2006). (Older brother)

Emmanuel Manny D. Pacquiao (born December 17, 1978), aka Pacman and The Destroyer is the reigning WBC International Super Featherweight Champion (2005–present), former RING Peoples Featherweight Champion (2003 to 2005), former IBF Super Bantamweight Champion (2001 to 2004), and former WBC Flyweight Champion (1998 to 1999). ... This table lists the pound-for-pound rankings of The Ring magazine, which many boxing experts and fans regard as an authoritative source for ranking the best pound-for-pound boxers in the world. ...

Puerto Rico

• The Benitezs (brothers)
  • Frankie, 1970s contender
  • Gregory, 1970s contender
  • Wilfred, 3 division world champion
• The Camachos
  • Felix, former world title challenger
  • Hector, 3 division world champion, Felix's brother
  • Hector Jr., contender
• The Cottos
  • Miguel,WBO light welterweight champion
  • Jose, lightweight challenger, brother to Miguel
• The De Leons
  • Carlos, 4 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 Jr., 3 division world champion
  • Felix Sr., Puerto Rican regional Featherweight champion

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Thailand

• The Galaxys
  • Khaosai, 2 division world champion
  • Kaokor, Khaoshai's twin brother, world champion

Sura Saenkham (born May 15, 1959) was one of the sport of boxings greatest champions ever, and a member of the International Boxing Hall of Fame. ... Nirote Saenkham (born May 15, 1959) in Petchaboon, Thailand, is the twin brother of boxing star Khaosai Galaxy and twice world champion in his own right. ...

Trinidad and Tobago

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

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Ukraine

• The Klitschkos (brothers)
  • Vitali, world Heavyweight champion
  • Wladimir, world Heavyweight champion

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United Kingdom

• The Eubanks
  • Chris, simply the best, 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, first man ever to beat Barry McGuigan, older brother of Chris
  • Simon, twin brother of Peter, older brother of Chris

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United States

• The Alis
  • Laila, women's world Middleweight champion
  • Muhammad, Laila's father, the greatest, 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; Jethro's real-life pa
• The Baltazars
  • Frankie, 1970s Featherweight contender
  • Tony, former world Jr. Welterweight title challenger, Frankie's brother
• 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
• 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 contender
  • Gene world Middleweight champion
• The Gattis
  • Arturo, world Jr. Lightweight champion
  • Joe, former world title challenger, Arturo's brother
• The Hagler-Sims family
  • Marvin Hagler, world Middleweight champion
  • Robbie Sims, former world title challenger, Marvin Hagler's half-brother
• The Hopkins family
  • Bernard Hopkins former undisputed middleweight champion of the world
  • Demetrius Hopkins Light welterweight challenger, nephew to Bernard
• 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
  • Roger, 1970s contender
  • Ray, 5 division 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
  • Floyd Jr., 4 division world champion
  • Floyd Sr., 1970s–1980s contender
  • Jeff, 1990s contender, Floyd Sr.'s brother
  • Roger, 2 division world champion, Floyd Sr.'s brother, Floyd Jr.'s Trainer
• The McCrorys
  • Milton, world Welterweight champion
  • Steve, former world title challenger
• The McNeeleys
  • Peter, Heavyweight. "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 Muhammads
  • Eddie Mustapha, world Light Heavyweight champion
  • Steve, former world title challenger
• The Norris
  • 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 Sandovals
  • Alberto, former world title challenger
  • Richie, world Bantamweight champion, Alberto's brother
• The Spinks
  • Cory, world undisputed Welterweight champion
  • Leon, world Heavyweight champion, Cory's father
  • Michael, 2 division world champion, Cory's uncle
• The Webbers
  • Dora and Cora Webber, world champion women boxers, twin sisters

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Venezuela

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