This is a list of United States national Golden Gloves champions in the heavyweight division, along with the state or region they represented. There was originally no weight limit for heavyweights until 1982, when the super heavyweight division was established and heavyweights were limited to . In 2000, the heavyweight limit was raised to 201 lb, with super heavyweights competing above that."Past Champions" . Golden Gloves. Retrieved July 22, 2017.

1929: George Meyer – Chicago 1930: Grant Fortney – Chicago 1931: John Long – Gary 1932: Adam Smith – Rockford 1933: John Pecek – Chicago 1934: Otis Thomas – Chicago 1935: Lorenzo Peck – Detroit 1936: Paul Hartnek – Omaha 1937: Paul Hartnek – Omaha 1938: Dan Meritt – Cleveland 1939: Tony Novak – Kansas City 1940: Cornelius Young – Chicago 1941: Allen Aubrey – Cleveland 1942: Hubert Hood – Chicago 1943: Walter Moore – Chicago 1944: Orland Ott – Fort Worth 1945: Luke Baylark – Chicago 1946: Joe Frucci – Gary 1947: Richard Hagan – Chicago 1948: Clarence Henry – Los Angeles 1949: Don Perko – Denver 1950: Earl Sudduth – Rockford 1951: Ernest Fann – Cleveland 1952: Ed Sanders – Los Angeles 1953: Sonny Liston – St. Louis 1954: Garvin Sawyer – Cincinnati 1955: Eddie Catoe – Kansas City 1956: Solomon McTier – Montgomery 1957: Joe Hemphel – Rockford 1958: Dan Hodge – Wichita 1959: Jimmy Jones – Chicago 1960: Cassius Clay – Louisville 1961: Al Jenkins – Green Bay 1962: Bennie Black – Chicago 1963: Harley Cooper – Omaha 1964: Wyce Westbrook – Cincinnati 1965: Jerry Quarry – Los Angeles 1966: Clay Hodges – Los Angeles 1967: Clay Hodges – Los Angeles 1968: Albert Wilson – Charlotte 1969: Walter Moore – Los Angeles 1970: William Thompson – Chicago 1971: Ronald Draper – Kansas City 1972: Duane Bobick – Minneapolis 1973: Johnny Hudson – Detroit 1974: Emory Chapman – Las Vegas 1975: Emory Chapman – Las Vegas 1976: Michael Dokes – Cleveland 1977: James Clark – Pennsylvania 1978: Greg Page – Louisville 1979: Marvis Frazier – Pennsylvania 1980: Michael Arms – Milwaukee 1981: Joe Thomas – Pennsylvania 1982: Earl Lewis – Cleveland 1983: Olian Alexander – Kansas 1984: Mike Tyson – New York 1985: Jerry Goff – Jackson 1986: Orlin Norris – Fort Worth 1987: Dave Sherbrooke – Upper Midwest 1988: Derek Isaman – Huntington 1989: Boris Powell – St. Louis 1990: Gregory Suttington – Kansas City 1991: Melvin Foster – Washington, DC 1992: Robert Summers – Chicago 1993: Fres Oquendo – Chicago 1994: Nate Jones – Chicago 1995: Nate Jones – Illinois 1996: DaVarryl Williamson – Milwaukee 1997: Jeremiah Muhammad – Mid-South 1998: Calvin Brock – Knoxville 1999: DaVarryl Williamson – Colorado 2000: Devin Vargas – Toledo 2001: Devin Vargas – Toledo 2002: Matthew Godfrey – New England 2003: Blake E. Cruz- Colorado 2004: Chazz Witherspoon – Pennsylvania 2005: Eric Fields – Mid-South 2006: Eric Fields – Oklahoma 2007: Deontay Wilder – Knoxville 2008: Eric Maldonado (SP) – Brooklyn, NY 2009: Jordan Shimmell – Hudsonville, MI 2010: Steve Geffrard - Boca Raton, FL 2011: Denzel Jefferson (SP) – Richmond, Va 2012: Joseph Mack Williams – Queens, New York 2013: Earl Newman (SP) – Brooklyn, New York 2014: DeRae Crane – Houston 2015: Mike Hilton – New Jersey 2016: Jakob Rose – Tucson, Arizona 2017: Cam F. Awesome – Kansas City 2018: Darius Fulghum - Texas 2019: Den Tati Mackaya - Texas 2021: Jkhory Gibson - Texas 2022: Elijah Akana - Hawai’i 2023: Malachi Georges - New Jersey

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