This is a list of boxing families with two or more notable boxers. Many families have had multiple members become famous in the sport of boxing, with some having held multiple world titles. While this does not have extensive details, their highest career achievements are listed.
Argentina Matthysse siblings Walter Matthysse (1978–), WBO Latino welterweight champion Edith Soledad Matthysse (1980–), WBA and WBC female featherweight champion Lucas Matthysse (1982–), WBA (Regular) welterweight, WBC interim light welterweight champion
Bermúdez siblings Gustavo David Bermúdez (1988–), WBC Latino interim light welterweight champion Daniela Romina Bermúdez (1989–), WBO female super flyweight; IBF, and WBO female bantamweight champion Roxana Ayelyn Bermúdez (1995–) Evelyn Nazarena Bermúdez (1996–), IBF female light flyweight champion
Australia Mundine family Tony Mundine (1951–), Commonwealth middleweight champion; Australian middleweight, light heavyweight, cruiserweight and heavyweight champion Anthony Mundine (Tony's son; 1975–), WBA super middleweight champion; IBO middleweight champion Moloney brothers Andrew Moloney (1991–), Interim WBA super-flyweight champion Jason Moloney (1991–), WBO bantamweight champion Nissen brothers Henry Nissen (1948–), Former Australian flyweight title, Commonwealth flyweight title, induction into Australian National Boxing Hall of Fame Leon Nissen (1948–), Former amateur boxer, represented Australia at the 1970 Commonwealth Games Tszyu family Kostya Tszyu (1969–), Former IBF, WBC, WBA, and The Ring light-welterweight Champion, International Boxing Hall of Fame member Tim Tszyu (1994–), zformer WBO light middleweight Champion, Australasian light middleweight Champion Nikita Tszyu (1998–), Current Australian super welterweight Champion
Brazil Falcão brothers Yamaguchi Falcão (1987–), WBO Latino middleweight champion, silver medal at 2011 Pan American Games, bronze at 2012 Olympics Esquiva Falcão (1989–), Middleweight bronze medal at 2011 World Championships, silver at 2012 Summer Olympics Conceicao brothers Robson Conceição 2016 Olympic Gold medalist. Former WBC Super feather world champion.
Hebert Conceição 2021 Olympic Gold medalist.
Bulgaria Pulev brothers Kubrat Pulev (1981–), European heavyweight champion Tervel Pulev (1983–), Bronze medal at 2012 Summer Olympics, European cruiserweight champion
Canada Gatti brothers Joe Gatti (1967–), light middleweight world title challenger Arturo Gatti (1972–2009), IBF super featherweight champion; WBC light welterweight champion
Hilton family Dave Hilton Sr. (1940–2023), Canadian middleweight champion Dave Hilton Jr. (Dave Sr.'s son; 1963–), WBC super middleweight champion Alex Hilton (Dave Sr.'s son; 1964–), Canadian middleweight champion Matthew Hilton (Dave Sr.'s son; 1965–), IBF light middleweight champion
Vanderpool brothers Fitz Vanderpool (1967–), World Boxing Federation (WBF) welterweight and light middleweight champion Syd Vanderpool (1972–), WBO-NABO super middleweight champion
Colombia Cardona brothers Prudencio Cardona (1951–2019), WBC flyweight champion Ricardo Cardona (1952–2015), WBA super bantamweight champion
Cuba Savón family Félix Savón (1967–), Gold medals at 1992, 1996 and 2000 Summer Olympics, and 1986, 1989, 1991, 1993, 1995 and 1997 World Championships Erislandy Savón (Félix's nephew; 1990–), Bronze medal at 2016 Summer Olympics, gold medal at 2017 World Championships
Ribalta brothers José Ribalta (eldest), welterweight José Ribalta (middle), heavyweight, 1976 Giraldo Córdova Cardín participant, fought Teófilo Stevenson three times in the mid-1970s, also fought Aziz Salihu José Manuel Ribalta (youngest; 1963–), heavyweight, 1979-1981 Florida State Golden Gloves Champion and AAU District Champ, 1981 National Golden Gloves finalist, WBC contender during the mid-1980s and the early 1990s, fought James Smith, Mike Tyson, Leon Spinks, Larry Holmes, Vitali Klitschko, Chris Byrd, Donovan Ruddock
Denmark Bredahl brothers Jimmi Bredahl (1967–), WBO, IBO, European super featherweight champion Johnny Bredahl (1968–), WBA, IBO, WBU, European bantamweight, WBO super flyweight champion; first Danish WBA champion
The only brothers in the world to become world champions the same night at the same event. Took place at Parken Stadium on September 4, 1992.
Dominican Republic Cruz brothers Carlos Cruz (1937–1970), WBA, and WBC lightweight champion Leo Cruz (1953–), WBA super bantamweight champion
Fiji Singh family Gyan Singh, father and boxing coach Uptown Boxing Club(Joseph Kwadjo), board member of the Fijian boxing commission Ubyad Haider (born Nathaniel Singh, died 2024) Fijian Super flyweight title holder Sebastian “The Sniper” Singh, Fijian cruiserweight title holder
France Tiozzo brothers Christophe Tiozzo (1963–), WBA super middleweight champion Fabrice Tiozzo (1969–), WBA, and WBC light heavyweight, WBA cruiserweight champion
Germany Rocchigiani brothers Ralf Rocchigiani (1963–), WBO cruiserweight champion Graciano Rocchigiani (1963–2018), IBF super middleweight, WBC light heavyweight champion
Italy Garbelli family Giuseppe Cesare Garbelli (1907–1945) Italian Lightweight Champion Giancarlo Garbelli (1931–2013) Italian and WBC Champion Welterweight and Middleweight
Stecca brothers Loris Stecca (1960–), WBA super bantamweight champion Maurizio Stecca (1963–), WBO featherweight champion
Japan Ioka family Kazunori Ioka (Kazuto's father; 1967–), Promoter Hiroki Ioka (Kazunori's brother; 1969–), WBC mini flyweight, WBA light flyweight champion Kazuto Ioka (Kazunori's son & Hiroki's cousin; 1989–), WBA mini flyweight, WBC mini flyweight, WBA light flyweight, WBA flyweight, WBO super flyweight champion
Kameda family Shiro Kameda (1965–), Trainer of Kameda brothers Koki Kameda (Shiro's son; 1986–), WBA light flyweight, WBA bantamweight, WBC flyweight champion Daiki Kameda (Shiro's son; 1989–), WBA flyweight, IBF super flyweight champion Tomoki Kameda (Shiro's son; 1991–), WBO bantamweight champion Kyonosuke Kameda (Shiro's nephew; 1998–), featherweight and super bantamweight contender
Inoue family Shingo Inoue (Naoya's father), former amateur fighter; trainer of Naoya, Takuma, and Koki Koki Inoue (Naoya's cousin; 1992–), WBO Asia Pacific light welterweight champion Naoya Inoue (1993–), WBC light flyweight, WBO super flyweight, undisputed bantamweight, and undisputed super bantamweight world champion Takuma Inoue (Naoya's brother; 1995–), WBA bantamweight champion, WBC Bantamweight champion
Noguchi family Susumu Noguchi, welterweight champion Kyō Noguchi, flyweight champion Osamu Noguchi, boxing promoter
Mexico Álvarez brothers Rigoberto Álvarez (1978–), WBA interim light middleweight champion Ricardo Álvarez (1981–), WBC Latino and WBC Continental Americas light welterweight champion Ramon Álvarez (1986–), WBC-NABF light middleweight champion Canelo Álvarez (1990–), WBA (Unified), WBC, WBO, and The Ring light middleweight, WBA (Super), WBC, IBF, and The Ring middleweight, WBA (Super), WBC, WBO, and The Ring super middleweight, and WBO light heavyweight champion
Arce brothers Jorge Arce (1979–), WBC, WBO light flyweight, WBO super flyweight, WBO bantamweight, WBO super bantamweight champion Francisco Arce Armenta (1981–), WBC-NABF super bantamweight champion
Arredondo brothers Ricardo Arredondo (1949–1991), WBC super featherweight champion Roberto Arredondo (1958–), Japanese featherweight champion René Arredondo (1961–), WBC light welterweight champion
Burgos family Víctor Burgos (1974–), IBF light flyweight champion Juan Carlos Burgos (Victor's nephew; 1987–), WBC Silver super featherweight champion
Castillo brothers José Luis Castillo (1973–), WBC lightweight champion Ricardo Castillo (1979–), WBC-NABF featherweight champion
Chávez family Julio César Chávez (1962–), WBC super featherweight, WBA, and WBC lightweight, WBC, and IBF light welterweight champion Roberto Chávez González (Julio's brother), bantamweight Julio César Chávez Jr. (Julio's son; 1986–), WBC middleweight champion Omar Chávez (Julio's son; 1990–), WBO-NABO light middleweight champion
Díaz brothers Joel Díaz (1973–), IBF lightweight champion Antonio Díaz (1976–), IBA light welterweight champion Julio Díaz (1979–), IBF lightweight champion
Espadas family Guty Espadas (1954–), WBA flyweight champion Guty Espadas Jr. (Guty's son; 1974–), WBC featherweight champion
García brothers Raúl García (1982–), IBF, and WBO mini flyweight champion Ramón García Hirales (1982–), WBO light flyweight champion
González family Alejandro Martín González (1973–), WBC featherweight champion Alejandro González Jr. (Alejandro's son; 1993–), super bantamweight
Juárez sisters Mariana Juárez (1980–), WBC female flyweight and WBC female bantamweight champion Lourdes Juárez (1986–), WBC female super flyweight champion
Karass brothers Jesús Soto Karass (1982–), WBC-NABF welterweight champion
López family Ricardo Lopez (1966–), WBA, WBC, and WBO mini flyweight, IBF light flyweight champion Alonso López (Ricardo's son; 1986–), flyweight
Margarito family Antonio Margarito (1978–), WBA, IBF, and WBO welterweight champion Hanzel Martínez (Antonio's brother-in-law; 1991–), bantamweight
Márquez brothers Juan Manuel Márquez (1973–), IBF & WBO featherweight, WBC super featherweight, WBA, and WBO lightweight, WBO light welterweight champion Rafael Márquez (1975–), IBF, and IBO bantamweight champion
Mijares family Vicente Mijares (1954–), lightweight Cristian Mijares (Vicente's nephew; 1981–), WBA, WBC, and IBF super flyweight champion Ricardo Mijares (Vicente's nephew; 1988–), lightweight
Montiel family Manuel Montiel Sr., 1970s flyweight and trainer Alejandro Felix Montiel (Manuel Sr.'s son; 1971–), IBA flyweight champion Pedro Montiel (Manuel Sr.'s son; 1973–), middleweight Fernando Montiel (Manuel Sr.'s son; 1979–), WBO flyweight, WBO super flyweight, WBC, and WBO bantamweight champion Manuel Montiel Jr. (Manuel Sr.'s son), bantamweight Eduardo Montiel (Manuel Sr.'s son), middleweight
Morales family José Morales, 1970s boxing contender, Erik's manager Érik Morales (Jose's son; 1976–), WBC, and WBO super bantamweight, WBC featherweight, WBC, and IBF super featherweight, WBC light welterweight champion Diego Morales (Jose's son; 1979–), WBO super flyweight champion Iván Morales (Jose's son; 1991–), bantamweight prospect
Páez family Jorge Páez (1965–), IBF, and WBO featherweight champion Jorge Páez Jr. (Jorge's son; 1987–), WBC Youth Intercontinental welterweight champion Azriel Páez (Jorge's son; 1989–), welterweight
Ruelas brothers Gabriel Ruelas (1970–), WBC super featherweight champion Rafael Ruelas (1971–), IBF lightweight champion
Sánchez family Salvador Sánchez (1959–1982), WBC featherweight champion Salvador Sánchez II (Salvador's nephew; 1985–), featherweight
Solís brothers Jorge Solís (1979–), WBA interim super featherweight champion Ulises Solís (1981–), IBF light flyweight champion
Zárate family Carlos Zárate (1951–), WBC bantamweight champion Joel Luna Zárate (Carlos's nephew; 1965–), WBO Latino super flyweight champion Carlos Zárate Jr. (Carlos's son; 1988–), light welterweight
Norway Havnå family Magne Havnå (1963–2004), WBO cruiserweight champion Kai Robin Havnå (Magne's son; 1989–), IBO International cruiserweight champion
Panama Durán family Roberto Durán (1951–), WBA, and WBC lightweight, WBC welterweight, WBA light middleweight, WBC middleweight champion Santiago Samaniego (Roberto's nephew; 1974–), WBA light middleweight champion Irichelle Durán (Roberto's daughter; 1976–), super bantamweight
Pedroza Family Eusebio Pedroza (1956–2019), WBA featherweight champion Rafael Pedroza (Eusebio's cousin; 1955–), WBA super flyweight champion
Philippines Donaire family Glenn Donaire (Nonito's brother; 1979–), WBC Latino super flyweight champion