What are the Different Types of Boxing Records?
Professional Boxing Records
- Win-loss-draw (W-L-D): The most common type of boxing record, it displays the total number of wins, losses, and draws a boxer has accumulated.
- Knockout-to-loss ratio: Indicates the number of fights a boxer has won by knockout compared to the number of times they have lost by knockout.
- Title fights: Lists the number of championship bouts a boxer has participated in.
- World titles: Specifies the number of world championships a boxer has won.
- Pounds-for-pounds ranking: An unofficial ranking system that compares boxers across different weight classes based on their skill level and accomplishments.
Amateur Boxing Records
- Total fights: The number of amateur fights a boxer has competed in.
- Wins: The number of amateur fights a boxer has won.
- Losses: The number of amateur fights a boxer has lost.
- Draws: The number of amateur fights that resulted in a tie.
- Tournament wins: The number of amateur boxing tournaments a boxer has won.
Examples of Good Boxing Records
- Floyd Mayweather Jr.: 50-0-0 (27 KOs)
- Manny Pacquiao: 62-8-2 (39 KOs)
- Vasyl Lomachenko: 17-2-0 (11 KOs)
- Canelo Álvarez: 58-2-2 (39 KOs)
- Gennady Golovkin: 42-1-1 (37 KOs)
Related Questions
- What does the knockout-to-loss ratio indicate?
- Which type of boxing record lists the number of world championships a boxer has won?
- What is a pounds-for-pounds ranking?
- What does the "D" in W-L-D stand for?
- What is the difference between an amateur and professional boxing record?
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