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.
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- Matthysse siblings
- Bermúdez siblings
- Mundine family
- Moloney brothers
- Nissen brothers
- Tszyu family
- Kostya Tszyu (1969–), Former IBF, WBC, WBA, and The Ring light-welterweight Champion
- Tim Tszyu (1994–), Current WBO light middleweight Champion, Australasian light middleweight Champion
- Nikita Tszyu (1998–), Current Australian super welterweight Champion
- Gatti brothers
- Hilton family
- Vanderpool brothers
- Savón family
- 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
- Bredahl brothers
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.
- Dundee brothers (first siblings to become world champions)
- Stecca brothers
- Ioka family
- Kameda family
- 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
- Noguchi family
- 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
- Arredondo brothers
- Burgos family
- Castillo brothers
- Chávez family
- Díaz brothers
- Espadas family
- García brothers
- González family
- Juárez sisters
- Karass brothers
- López family
- Margarito family
- Márquez brothers
- Mijares family
- 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
- Sánchez family
- Solís brothers
- Zárate family
- Durán family
- Pedroza Family
- Donaire family
- Glenn Donaire (Nonito's brother; 1979–), WBC Latino super flyweight champion
- Nonito Donaire (1982–), IBF, and IBO flyweight, WBA (Super), WBC, and WBO bantamweight, WBO, IBF, and The Ring super bantamweight, WBA (Super) featherweight champion
- Richard Donaire (Nonito's cousin; 1987–), super flyweight
- Magramo family
- Pacquiao brothers
- Manny Pacquiao (1978–), WBC flyweight, IBF super bantamweight, WBA (Super), IBF, and The Ring featherweight, WBC, and The Ring super featherweight, WBC lightweight, IBO, and The Ring light welterweight, WBA (Super), and WBO welterweight, WBC light middleweight champion
- Bobby Pacquiao (1980–), WBO Asia-Pacific lightweight champion
- Pagara brothers
- Jason Pagara (1988–), WBO Asia-Pacific Youth lightweight, WBO Asia-Pacific Youth and WBO International light welterweight champion
- Albert Pagara (1994–), IBF Intercontinental, and WBO Intercontinental super bantamweight champion
- Peñalosa family
- Jaro family
- Aljoe Jaro (1973–), 1980-90s super featherweight contender, Amnat Ruenroeng's trainer
- Francisco Jaro (Aljoe's younger brother), Amnat Ruenroeng's trainer
- Sonny Boy Jaro (Francisco & Aljoe's cousin; 1982–), WBC flyweight champion
- Rubillar brothers
- Ernesto Rubillar (1970–), mini flyweight and flyweight
- Juanito Rubillar (1977–), light flyweight
- Robert Rubilar (1981–), super bantamweight
- Sonsona family
- Skrzecz brothers
- Kosedowski brothers
- Malinowski brothers
- Dallas Malinowski
- Aj Malinowski
- Arroyo brothers
- Bisbal brothers
- Camacho family
- Cotto family
- Serrano sisters
- Solis brothers
- Vázquez family
Amateur
- Boonjumnong brothers
- Kamsing brothers
- Jongjohor family
- Pannon family
- Suban Pannon (1978–), light flyweight gold medal at 1998 Asian Games
- Bannaphol Pannon (Suban's son), welterweight bronze medal at 2017 Asian Youth Amateur Boxing Championships
Professional
- Poontarat brothers
- Galaxy twins
- Payakaroon brothers
- Sor Vorapin brothers
- Sitbangprachan brothers
- Porpaoin twins
- Charoen family
- Dejrath family
- Dutch Boy Gym brothers
- Sor Rungvisai brothers
- Sakkreerin family
- Kratingdaenggym family
- Petchyindee family
- Phisitvuthinun family
- Klitschko brothers
- Sydorenko brothers
- Benn family
- Booth brothers
- Dubois siblings
- Edwards brothers
- Eubank family
- Finnegan brothers
- Fury family
- John Fury (Tyson's father; 1964–)
- Peter Fury (Tyson's uncle; 1968–)
- Andy Lee (Tyson's cousin; 1984–), WBO middleweight champion
- Tyson Fury: (1988–), WBA (Super), WBC, IBF, WBO, IBO, The Ring heavyweight champion
- Hosea Burton (Tyson's cousin; 1988–), British light heavyweight champion
- Hughie Fury (Tyson's cousin; 1994–), British heavyweight champion
- Nathan Gorman (Tyson's cousin; 1996–), WBC International Silver heavyweight champion[10]
- Tommy Fury (Tyson's half brother; 1999–), light heavyweight and Love Island contestant[11]
- Hatton family
- Khan brothers
- London family
- Magee brothers
- McDonnell twins
- Minter family
- Selby brothers
- Smith brothers
- Yafai brothers
- Ali family
- Ayala family
- Baer brothers
- Baltazar brothers
- Beard brothers
- Rickey Beard (1959–1985), welterweight
- Jackie Beard (1961–), WBC-NABF featherweight champion
- Obie Beard, light welterweight
- Byrd family
- Carbajal brothers
- Canizales brothers
- Charlo brothers
- Cisneros family
- Cortez brothers
- Joe Cortez (1943–), featherweight and world championship referee
- Mike Cortez (1942–), lightweight
- Curry brothers
- De La Hoya family
- Joel De La Hoya Sr., Mike Anchondo & Daniel Ponce de León's manager
- Joel De La Hoya Jr. (Joel Sr.'s son), Diego De La Hoya's manager
- Oscar De La Hoya (Joel Sr.'s son; 1971–), lightweight gold medal at 1992 Summer Olympics, WBO super featherweight, IBF, and WBO lightweight, WBC light welterweight, WBC welterweight, WBA, WBC, and The Ring light middleweight, WBO middleweight champion
- Diego De La Hoya (Oscar's cousin; 1994–), WBC-NABF, and WBO-NABO super bantamweight champion
- Douglas family
- Eklund & Ward brothers
- Flanagan brothers
- Folley family
- Zora Folley (1931–1972), heavyweight
- Robert Folley (Zora's son; 1959–), light heavyweight and cruiserweight
- Foreman family
- George Foreman (1949–), WBA, WBC, IBF, and The Ring heavyweight champion
- Freeda Foreman (George's daughter; 1976–2019), middleweight
- George Foreman III (George's son; 1983–), heavyweight
- Frazier family
- Joe Frazier (1944–2011), NYSAC, WBA, WBC, and The Ring heavyweight champion
- Marvis Frazier (Joe's son; 1960–), heavyweight
- Jackie Frazier-Lyde (Joe's daughter; 1961–), WIBA light heavyweight champion
- Tyrone Frazier (Joe's nephew; 1962–), super middleweight and light heavyweight
- Joe Frazier Jr. (Joe's son; 1962–), welterweight
- Fullmer brothers
Fundora family
- Garcia family
- Gardner brothers
- Gibbons brothers
- Hagler & Sims brothers
- Harris & Johnson brothers
- Hearns family
- Holyfield family
- Hopkins family
- Bernard Hopkins (1965–), WBA, WBC, IBF, WBO, and The Ring middleweight, WBA (Super), WBC, IBF, and The Ring light heavyweight champion
- Demetrius Hopkins (Bernard's nephew; 1980–), IBF-USBA light welterweight
- Jackson family
- Jones family
- Judah family
- Johnny Saxton (1930–2008), The Ring welterweight champion
- Yoel Judah (Johnny's nephew; 1956–), boxing trainer and kickboxing champion
- Daniel Judah (Yoel's son; 1977–), light heavyweight
- Zab Judah (Yoel's son; 1977–), IBF, and WBO light welterweight, WBA (Undisputed), WBC, IBF, and The Ring welterweight champion
- Josiah Judah (Yoel's son; 1978–), super middleweight
- Labbe brothers[21]
- Arthur "K.O." Labbe (1906–1958), Junior Welterweight
- Dom Labbe, (1909–1985), Middleweight
- Jack Labbe (fought as "Baby Jack Renault"), Middleweight
- Paul Labbe Jr. (1907–1995, fought as "Paul Junior"), Maine State and New England Lightweight champion, Welterweight contender
- Leonard brothers
- Roger Leonard (1953–), light welterweight
- Sugar Ray Leonard (1956–), WBA, WBC, and The Ring welterweight, WBA, and The Ring light middleweight, WBC, and The Ring middleweight, WBC super middleweight, WBC light heavyweight champion
- Litzau brothers
- Lopez brothers
- Magdaleno brothers
- Mancini family
- Mayweather family
- Floyd Mayweather Sr. (1952–), super welterweight, trainer
- Roger Mayweather (Floyd Sr.'s brother; 1961–2020), Floyd Jr.'s Trainer, WBA super featherweight, WBC light welterweight champion
- Jeff Mayweather (Floyd Sr.'s brother; 1964–), 1990s lightweight
- Floyd Mayweather Jr. (Floyd Sr.'s son; 1977–), WBC super featherweight, WBC, and The Ring lightweight, WBC light welterweight, WBA, WBC, IBF, and The Ring welterweight, WBA, WBC, and The Ring light middleweight champion
- Justin Jones (Floyd Sr.'s son; 1987–)
- McCall family
- McCrory brothers
- McGirt family
- Buddy McGirt (1964–), IBF light welterweight, WBC welterweight champion
- James McGirt Jr. (Buddy's son; 1982–), super middleweight
- McNeeley family
- Norris brothers
- Patterson family
- Perez Brothers
- Irleis (Cubanito) Perez
- Tomas Perez
- Quarry brothers
- Richardson family
- Russell brothers
- Sandoval brothers
- Shuler brothers
- Spinks family
- Leon Spinks (1953–2021), WBA, WBC, and The Ring heavyweight champion
- Michael Spinks (Leon's brother; 1956–2021), WBA, WBC, IBF, and The Ring light heavyweight, IBF, and The Ring heavyweight champion
- Leon Spinks Jr. (Leon's son; 1970–1990), fought as Leon Calvin
- Darrel Spinks (Leon's son; 1973–), super welterweight
- Cory Spinks (Leon's son; 1978–), WBA, WBC, IBF, The Ring welterweight, IBF light middleweight champion
- Leon Spinks III (Leon's grandson; 1988–)
- Tate brothers
- Thomas Tate (1965–), WBC-NABF super middleweight champion, middleweight and super middleweight world title challenger
- Frank Tate (1964–), IBF middleweight champion
- Tubbs family
- Tony Tubbs (1958–), WBA heavyweight champion
- Nate Tubbs (Tony's brother; 1964–), heavyweight
- Robert Tubbs (Tony's cousin; 1972–), middleweight
- Roy Dale (Tony's uncle; 1942–), middleweight
- Antwaun Taylor (Tony's son; 1985–)
- Tucker family
- Bob Tucker
- Tony Tucker (1958–), IBF heavyweight champion
- Vargas brothers
- Fernando Vargas (1977–), WBA, and IBF light middleweight champion
- Rogelio Vargas (1982–), super middleweight
- Webber sisters
- Zivic brothers
- Fritzie Zivic (1913–1984), NYSAC, NBA, and Ring Magazine welterweight champion
- Jack Zivic (1903–1973), lightweight and welterweight contender
- Peter Zivic (1901–1987), bantamweight and featherweight contender
- Eddie Zivic (1910–1996), welterweight contender