The 16 Greatest Middleweight Boxers of All Time
From bruising bygone champions to modern pound-for-pound kings, this lineup gathers the men who ruled at 160 pounds across a century of the sweet science. Who tops your list?
1Sugar Ray Robinson
Widely regarded as the greatest pound-for-pound boxer ever, a five-time middleweight champion with a 91-fight unbeaten streak.
1000pts
2Dick Tiger
Nigerian two-time middleweight champion celebrated for his durability and pressure style.
943pts
3Marcel Cerdan
Beloved French-Algerian champion of the late 1940s considered one of Europe's finest fighters.
877pts
4Nino Benvenuti
Stylish Italian champion whose trilogy with Emile Griffith defined the late-1960s division.
771pts
5Harry Greb
The Pittsburgh Windmill, an early-1920s middleweight king famed for an extraordinary fight volume and 100-plus wins.
692pts
6James Toney
Slick defensive master who won the middleweight crown before campaigning up to heavyweight.
692pts
7Stanley Ketchel
The Michigan Assassin, an explosive early-1900s middleweight champion known for ferocious power.
600pts
8Mickey Walker
The Toy Bulldog, a 1920s welterweight and middleweight champion who fought far above his weight.
600pts
9Carlos Monzon
Argentine icon who reigned as undisputed middleweight champion for seven years with 14 title defenses.
491pts
10Jake LaMotta
The Raging Bull, a granite-jawed 1940s champion immortalized in the Scorsese film.
491pts
11Marvin Hagler
Undisputed middleweight champion from 1980 to 1987 known for his relentless pressure and granite chin.
360pts
12Bernard Hopkins
Record-setting middleweight who unified the division and made 20 consecutive title defenses.
360pts
13Canelo Alvarez
Mexican superstar and multi-division champion who claimed undisputed status at super middleweight.
360pts
14Tony Zale
The Man of Steel, famed for his brutal three-fight series with Rocky Graziano in the 1940s.
360pts
15Gennady Golovkin
Kazakh knockout artist who dominated the middleweight division in the 2010s with a long title reign.
200pts
16Emile Griffith
Hall of Famer and multi-time world champion known for his rivalry with Nino Benvenuti.
200pts
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