Life stories of the champions and contenders who shaped boxing.
From a Mexico City government accounting job to world titles in four divisions, the four-fight Pacquiao saga and the Hall of Fame, the career of count...
Trained by his father in Tijuana, Erik Morales became the first Mexican-born boxer to win world titles in four weight classes, fought Marco Antonio Ba...
From a pro debut at 15 and law studies in Mexico City to world titles in three divisions, Marco Antonio Barrera beat Naseem Hamed, won two of three wa...
The life and career of Sugar Shane Mosley, from his IBF lightweight reign and two wins over Oscar De La Hoya to the Forrest losses, the Margarito upse...
From a 1993 knockout of Maurice Blocker to his win over Oscar De La Hoya and his loss to Bernard Hopkins, Félix Trinidad won world titles at three wei...
From the Candelaria barrio of Toa Baja to three lightweight world titles and a fourth at 140 pounds, Edwin Rosario's right hand made him one of boxing...
From Youngstown to the WBA lightweight crown, Ray Mancini fought to finish his father's interrupted career, then lived with the 1982 death of Kim Duk-...
The Bayamón-born, Spanish Harlem-raised showman won world titles in three divisions, went the distance with Chávez and De La Hoya and ended Sugar Ray...
Jeff Fenech had an Olympic win overturned in Los Angeles, then won world titles at three weights within 20 professional fights. His disputed 1991 draw...
From 1978 Commonwealth Games gold to WBC titles at featherweight and super featherweight, Azumah Nelson's career ran through Salvador Sánchez, Wilfred...
Ricardo López won the WBC strawweight title in Tokyo in 1990, made a record run of defences, and avenged his only draw against Rosendo Álvarez. He won...
Khaosai Galaxy went from Muay Thai rings to 19 defenses of the WBA junior bantamweight title between 1984 and 1991, retiring as champion with one loss...
