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The 15 Best Boxers of the 2020s

By YPB Team

Pound-for-pound kings, pay-per-view draws and a few fighters whose reputations got bigger than their records.

  1. Oleksandr Usyk — ranked #11
    Oleksandr Usyk
    Ukrainian southpaw who unified the heavyweight division by beating Tyson Fury in 2024.
    1000pts
  2. Tyson Fury — ranked #22
    Tyson Fury
    British heavyweight who beat Deontay Wilder in 2021 and lost to Oleksandr Usyk twice.
    625pts
  3. Naoya Inoue — ranked #33
    Naoya Inoue
    Japanese champion who became undisputed at bantamweight in 2022 and at super bantamweight in 2023.
    611pts
  4. Amanda Serrano — ranked #44
    Amanda Serrano
    Puerto Rican champion who has won titles in seven weight classes.
    559pts
  5. Anthony Joshua — ranked #55
    Anthony Joshua
    British heavyweight who fought Usyk twice and knocked out Francis Ngannou in 2024.
    559pts
  6. Devin Haney — ranked #66
    Devin Haney
    American lightweight who became undisputed champion in 2022.
    559pts
  7. Canelo Álvarez — ranked #77
    Canelo Álvarez
    Mexican headliner who beat Caleb Plant, Gennady Golovkin and Jaime Munguía in the decade and lost to Dmitry Bivol and Terence Crawford.
    500pts
  8. Shakur Stevenson — ranked #88
    Shakur Stevenson
    Newark southpaw and three-division champion known for defensive skill.
    500pts
  9. Errol Spence Jr. — ranked #99
    Errol Spence Jr.
    Texas welterweight who unified the division and lost to Terence Crawford in 2023.
    500pts
  10. Terence Crawford — ranked #1010
    Terence Crawford
    Omaha fighter who beat Errol Spence Jr. in 2023 and Canelo Álvarez in 2025.
    433pts
  11. Gervonta Davis — ranked #1111
    Gervonta Davis
    Baltimore lightweight known for knockouts, including a 2023 win over Ryan Garcia.
    269pts
  12. Ryan Garcia — ranked #1212
    Ryan Garcia
    California puncher whose 2024 win over Devin Haney was later changed to a no contest.
    269pts
  13. Claressa Shields — ranked #1313
    Claressa Shields
    American champion who became undisputed in several weight classes and moved into heavyweight.
    269pts
  14. Katie Taylor — ranked #1414
    Katie Taylor
    Irish champion who headlined women's boxing's biggest cards, including two fights with Amanda Serrano.
    167pts
  15. Vasiliy Lomachenko — ranked #1515
    Vasiliy Lomachenko
    Ukrainian two-time Olympic champion who won titles in three weight classes.
    0pts

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On 13 September 2025, 70,482 people watched Terence Crawford take Canelo's belts at Allegiant Stadium: https://youpick.best/articles/canelo-alvarez-ranked-many-ways

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