father and son boxers

[eleven]

was just thinking about all the father and son pro boxers theres been and who has been the most successful the mayweathers a was thinking did floyd snr win a world title

[Britkid]

was just thinking about all the father and son pro boxers theres been and who has been the most successful the mayweathers a was thinking did floyd snr win a world title

Floyd Snr was a solid journeyman, but he never won a world title.

The Mancini's (Lennie and Ray) have to be up there; Ray won a title; Lennie was a top contender who was possibly robbed of a reign due to boxing politics and World War II.

Leon and Cory Spinks won world titles....

[Beanflicker]

I feel bad for Marvis, because he had the misfortune of going up against a top 3 of all time HW in Larry Holmes, and an offensive whirlwind like Prime Tyson, and he kinda unfairly gets judged on those two fights alone.

[SweetPea]

I believe Guty Espadas Jr. and Sr. were the first father/son combo to win world titles.

[ElTerribleMorales]

Felix Trinidad Sr. & Tito Trinidad, Sr. won local titles but didn't have anywhere the type of success that Tito did, turned out to be a better trainer than a fighter

Father Daughter combo
Muhammad Ali & Laila Ali, possibly one of the best women fighters, but that doesn't say much honestly

Roy Sr & Roy Jones Jr, Roy Sr fought with Marvin Hagler, and well everyone knows what Jr went on to be, ATG

Jose & Erik Morales, Jose was a contender in the 70's, and well Morales is a 3 weight class champion

the Hiltons (Dave Sr. Davey, and Matthew) Sr had a decent career, and his sons went on to become world champions

all i can think of really

[CutMeMick]

I believe Guty Espadas Jr. and Sr. were the first father/son combo to win world titles.

Good call on the Espadas..
You also have the Montiels, pops never won a title but was really good.
Matter a fact I think the Montiels are the most extensive boxing family ever.
Uncles, brothers and cousins have all boxed. I think total theirs been 5 of them.

Felix Trinidad Sr. & Tito Trinidad, Sr. won local titles but didn't have anywhere the type of success that Tito did, turned out to be a better trainer than a fighter

Not a lot of people know this but Tito Sr. fought the great Salvador Sanchez. Tito was 7-3 while Sanchez was 31-1.
Sanchez TKO'd him in 5 rounds.

[SweetPea]

Not a lot of people know this but Tito Sr. fought the great Salvador Sanchez. Tito was 7-3 while Sanchez was 31-1.
Sanchez TKO'd him in 5 rounds.

Wow, I didn't know that. Interesting.

That means you only need 3 fighters to connect Sr. and Jr.

Felix Sr. fought Sanchez, who fought Azumah Nelson, who fought Pernell, who fought Tito.

And now that I think about it... Floyd Sr. fought Ray Leonard, who fought Hector Comacho, who fought Oscar, who fought Floyd Jr.

[Spicoli]

It would appear that his promoters are hell bent to make this happen with Chavez Jr.Nice enough kid but he can stand atop a 2 story building and still not realize the heights his father achieved.He might win a strap still.

Watching A young Camacho jr stubble and be so undisaplined coming up...and no mas against Leija gave me a new found appreciation for Camacho Sr. and his accomplishments/style in the ring.