Most popular Boxers of America

The United States of America has a rich and storied history in the art of pugilism. Despite boxing being one of the most ancient sports, the USA was perhaps responsible for boxing’s transformation into the world’s greatest sports spectacle.

From the dark, musky gyms in Philadelphia and Detroit, to the bright lights of Las Vegas, boxing has produced some of the most talented fighters the world has ever seen — ring legends who graced the squared circle with their infectious charisma, and undeniable skill. 

Modern-day superstars like Deontay Wilder, Ryan Garcia, and Terence Crawford all bear the American flag when they walk out to the ring.


But before their time, a handful of legends also represented the stars and stripes. The United States has produced some of the best fighters in the history of the sport.

We’ve come up with a list of who we think are five of the best Americans to ever climb through the ropes and don the boxing gloves. These heroes gave fans indelible memories as they left it all in the ring.

Let’s take a look at their careers, and discover why they were so great. Today, Evolve Daily shares the five greatest American boxers in history.



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