Honor The Legends
Wall of Fame
The architects of the sweet science. Tap any fighter to read their bio, accomplishments and latest updates.
1960–1981
Muhammad Ali
"The Greatest"
56-5 (37 KO)
Born Cassius Clay in Louisville, Kentucky. Won heavyweight gold in Rome before turning pro at 18. Defeated Sonny Liston for the title in 1964 and went on to become the most recognizable athlete in the world. Three legendary fights with Frazier. Rope-a-doped Foreman in Zaire. Defined what it meant to be 'The Greatest'.
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1985–2005
Mike Tyson
"Iron Mike"
50-6 (44 KO)
Brownsville-raised, Cus D'Amato-trained. Brought a wrecking-ball style — peekaboo defense and one-punch knockout power — that flattened the heavyweight division in the late '80s. Few fighters have ever generated the kind of fear Tyson did walking to the ring.
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1977–1997
Sugar Ray Leonard
"Sugar"
36-3-1 (25 KO)
Hand speed, ring IQ, and showmanship in equal measure. Carried the sport through the late '70s and '80s alongside Hagler, Hearns and Durán. The fight with Hagler in '87 is still debated forty years later.
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2008–Present
Terence Crawford
"Bud"
41-0 (31 KO)
Omaha, Nebraska. Universally considered one of the best technicians of his era. Adjusts mid-fight, switches stances, and finishes when it's time to finish.
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1996–2017
Floyd Mayweather Jr.
"Money"
50-0 (27 KO)
The most defensively skilled fighter of the modern era. Built a business empire on top of a perfect record and exited the sport on his own terms.
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