List of boxing quintuple champions

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A quintuple champion in boxing refers to a boxer who has won world titles in five different categories of weight.

Recognition

Major sanctioning bodies

These "Big 4" sanctioning bodies are considered "major" enough to award championships. They are arranged in order of foundation:

The Ring

The Ring, boxing's most respected magazine that was founded in 1922, has its own version of lineal championship and began awarding championship belts in 1922. The Lineal Champion is also known as the true champion of the division. The Ring Champion holds the linear reign to the throne, the man who beat the man. The Ring stopped giving belts to world champions in the 1990s but began again in 2002.

In 2002, The Ring attempted to clear up the confusion regarding world champions by creating a championship policy. It echoed many critics' arguments that the sanctioning bodies in charge of boxing championships had undermined the sport by pitting undeserving contenders against undeserving "champions", and forcing the boxing public to see mismatches for so-called "world championships". The Ring attempted to clear up the confusion regarding world champions by creating a championship policy that is "intended to reward fighters who, by satisfying rigid criteria, can justify a claim as the true and only world champion in a given weight class." The Ring claims to be more authoritative and open than the sanctioning bodies' rankings, with a page devoted to full explanations for ranking changes. A fighter pays no sanctioning fees to defend or fight for the title at stake, contrary to practices of the sanctioning bodies. Furthermore, a fighter cannot be stripped of the title unless he loses, decides to move to a different weight division, or retires.

There are currently only two ways that a boxer can win The Ring's title: defeat the reigning champion; or win a box-off between the magazine's number-one and number-two rated contenders (or, sometimes, number-one and number-three rated). A vacant Ring championship is filled when the number-one contender in a weight-division battles the number-two contender or the number-three contender (in cases where The Ring determines that the number-two and number-three contenders are close in abilities and records).

In May 2012, citing the number of vacancies in various weight classes as primary motivation, The Ring unveiled a new championship policy. Under the new policy, The Ring title can be awarded when the No. 1 and No. 2 fighters face one another or when the Nos. 1 and 2 contenders choose not to fight one another and either of them fights No. 3, No. 4 or No. 5, the winner may be awarded The Ring belt. In addition, there are now six ways for a fighter to lose his title: lose a fight in his championship weight class; move to another weight class; not schedule a fight in any weight class for 18 months; not schedule a fight in his championship weight class for 18 months, even if fighting at another weight class; not scheduling a fight with a top 5 contender in any weight class for two years; or retiring.

Many media outlets and members are extremely critical of the new championship policy and state that if this new policy is followed The Ring title will lose the credibility it once held.

Lineal

The Transnational Boxing Rankings Board (TBRB) hands out the official version of Lineal Championship. TBRB awards vacant championships when the two top-ranked fighters in any division meet and currently recognizes legitimate world champions or "true champions" each weight classes. The Board was formed to continue where the The Ring "left off" in the aftermath of its purchase by Golden Boy Promotions in 2007 and the following dismissal of Nigel Collins. After the new editors announced a controversial new championship policy in May 2012, three prominent members of the Ring Advisory Panel resigned. This three members (Springs Toledo, Cliff Rold and Tim Starks) became the founding members of the Transnational Boxing Rankings Board, which was formed over the summer of 2012 with the assistance of Stewart Howe of England.

After The Ring has lost its credibility, many boxing historians and boxing analysts viewed Transnational Boxing Rankings Board as the most complete version of lineal championship and the most authoritative rankings in boxing today.

TBRB champions are listed on BoxingScene website and Cyber Boxing Zone website which list lineal champions of the Queensberry Era to date.

Minor sanctioning bodies

The minor sanctioning bodies are sometimes included. They are: International Boxing Organization (IBO), World Professional Boxing Federation (WPBF), International Boxing Association (IBA), National Boxing Association (NBA).

Note:

  • The International Boxing Association (IBA) is not to be confused with the International Boxing Association (AIBA), a French acronym for Association Internationale de Boxe Amateur, which sanctions amateur matches.
  • The National Boxing Association (NBA) was established in 1984 and is not to be confused with the original National Boxing Association that was established in 1921 and changed its name to World Boxing Association (WBA) in 1962.

Group of Quintuple Champions

The following are the lists of boxers who have won five different titles in five totally different categories of weight. In boxing, a boxer that wins championships in five different divisions is called a quintuple champion.

List of Boxing Quintuple or Five Division Champions — Major Titles

This list is credited for boxers who have won championships in boxing from major sanctioning bodies and The Ring.

Example: Thomas Hearns won his first belt at 147 pounds, later he captured the 154 crown, got the 175 belt, won the 160 belt and finally he captured the 168 world title.

World Titles from The Ring/Lineal
Number Name Titles Date Opponent Result Defenses
1 Thomas Hearns 2.jpg
United States Thomas Hearns[1]		 WBA Welterweight (147) 1980-08-02 Mexico Pipino Cuevas TKO 2/15 3
WBC Light middleweight (154) 1982-12-03 Puerto Rico Wilfred Benítez TKO 2/15 3
The Ring Light middleweight (154) 1983-05 N/A N/A 5
WBC Light heavyweight (175) 1987-03-07 United Kingdom Dennis Andries TKO 10/12 0
WBC Middleweight (160) 1987-10-29 Argentina Juan Domingo Roldán KO 4/12 0
WBO Super middleweight (168) 1988-11-04 United States James Kinchen MD 12/12 2
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United States Ray Charles Leonard[2]		 WBC Welterweight (147) 1979-11-30 Puerto Rico Wilfred Benítez TKO 15/15 1
The Ring Welterweight (147) 1
WBA Light middleweight (154) 1981-06-25 Uganda Ayub Kalule TKO 9/15 0
The Ring Junior middleweight (154) 0
WBC Middleweight (160) 1987-04-06 United States Marvin Hagler SD 12/12 0
The Ring Middleweight (160) 0
WBC Super middleweight (168) 1988-11-07 Canada Don Lalonde TKO 9/12 2
WBC Light heavyweight (175) 1988-11-07 Canada Don Lalonde TKO 9/12 0
3 Oscar De La Hoya at Morongo Casino.jpg
United States Oscar De La Hoya[3]		 WBO Super featherweight (130) 1994-03-05 Denmark Jimmy Bredahl TKO 10/12 1
WBO Lightweight (135) 1995-02-18 Puerto Rico John-John Molina UD 12/12 6
WBC Super lightweight (140) 1996-06-07 Mexico Julio César Chávez TKO 4/12 1
Lineal Super lightweight (140) 1
WBC Welterweight (147) 1997-04-12 United States Pernell Whitaker UD 12/12 7
Lineal Welterweight (147) 7
WBC Super welterweight (154) 2001-06-23 Spain Javier Castillejo UD 12/12 1
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United States Floyd Mayweather, Jr.[4]		 WBC Super featherweight (130) 1998-10-03 United States Genaro Hernández RTD 8/12 8
Lineal Super featherweight (130) 8
WBC Lightweight (135) 2002-04-20 Mexico José Luis Castillo UD 12/12 3
The Ring Lightweight (135) 3
WBC Super lightweight (140) 2005-06-25 Canada Arturo Gatti TKO 6/12 0
IBF Welterweight (147) 2006-04-08 United States Zab Judah UD 12/12 0
The Ring Welterweight (147) 2006-11-04 Argentina Carlos Baldomir UD 12/12 1
WBC Super welterweight (154) 2007-05-05 United States Oscar De La Hoya SD 12/12 0
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Philippines Manny Pacquiao[5]
 WBC Flyweight (112) 1998-12-04 Thailand Chatchai Sasakul KO 8/12 1
Lineal Flyweight (112) 1
IBF Super bantamweight (122) 2001-06-23 South Africa Lehlohonolo Ledwaba TKO 6/12 4
The Ring Featherweight (126) 2003-11-15 Mexico Marco Antonio Barrera TKO 11/12 2
WBC Super featherweight (130) 2008-03-15 Mexico Juan Manuel Márquez SD 12/12 0
The Ring Junior lightweight (130) 0
WBC Lightweight (135) 2008-06-28 United States David Díaz TKO 9/12 0
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Philippines Nonito Donaire[6]		 IBF Flyweight (112) 2007-07-07 Armenia Vic Darchinyan TKO 5/12 3
WBA Super flyweight* (115) 2009-08-15 Panama Rafael Concepcion UD 12/12 2
WBC Bantamweight (118) 2011-02-19 Mexico Fernando Montiel KO 2/12 1
WBO Super bantamweight (122) 2012-02-04 Puerto Rico Wilfredo Vázquez, Jr. SD 12/12 3
IBF Super bantamweight (122) 2012-07-07 South Africa Jeffrey Mathebula UD 12/12 0
The Ring Super bantamweight (122) 2012-10-13 Japan Toshiaki Nishioka TKO 9/12 1
WBA Featherweight** (126) 2014-05-31 South Africa Simpiwe Vetyeka TD 5/12 0

* Interim World Title
** Super World Title

List of Quintuple Champions (long) — Major Titles

(1) Thomas Hearns (USA); Belts: 147, 154, 175, 160 & 168

  • 1st Title: 147 WBA Welterweight Title / 1980-08-02 / Pipino Cuevas / MI, USA / TKO 2 15 (3 successful defenses)
  • 2nd Title: 154 WBC Super Welterweight Title / 1982-12-03 / Wilfred Benítez / MI, USA / UD15 15 (3 successful defenses)
  • 2nd Title: 154 The Ring / 1983-05 / Vacant / (5 consecutive defenses)
  • 3rd Title: 175 WBC Light Heavyweight Title / 1987-03-07 / Dennis Andries / Detroit, USA / TKO 10 12 (Vacates)
  • 4th Title: 160 WBC Middleweight Title / 1987-10-29 / Juan D. Roldán / NV, USA / KO 4 12
  • 5th Title: 168 vacant WBO Super Middleweight Title / 1988-11-04 / James Kinchen / NV, USA / MD 12 12

(2) Ray Charles Leonard (USA); Belts: 147, 154, 160, 168 & 175

  • 1st Title: 147 The Ring and WBC Welterweight Title / 1979-11-30 / Wilfredo Benítez / NV, USA / TKO 15 15 (1 consecutive defense)
  • 2nd Title: 154 The Ring and WBA Super Welterweight Title / 1981-06-25 / Ayub Kalule / TX, USA / TKO 9 15 (Vacates)
  • 3rd Title: 160 The Ring and WBC Middleweight Title / 1987-04-06 / Marvin Hagler / NV, USA / SD 12 12 (Vacates)
  • 4th Title: 168 WBC Super Middleweight Title / 1988-11-07 / Don Lalonde / NV, USA / TKO 9 12 (2 successful defenses)
  • 5th Title: 175 WBC Light Heavyweight Title / 1988-11-07 / Don Lalonde / NV, USA / TKO 9 12

(3) Oscar De La Hoya (USA); Belts: 130, 135, 140, 147, 154 & 160

  • 1st Title: 130 WBO Super Featherweight Title / 1994-03-05 / Jimmy Bredahl / CA, USA / TKO 10 12 (1 successful defense)
  • 2nd Title: 135 vacant WBO Lightweight Title / 1995-02-18 / John-John Molina / NV, USA / UD 12 12 (6 successful defenses)
  • 3rd Title: 140 Lineal and WBC Light Welterweight Title / 1996-06-07 / Julio César Chávez / NV, USA / TKO 4 12 (1 successful defense)
  • 4th Title: 147 Lineal and WBC Welterweight Title / 1997-04-12 / Pernell Whitaker / NV, USA / UD 12 12 (7 successful defenses)
  • 5th Title: 154 WBC Light Middleweight Title / 2001-06-23 / Javier Castillejo / NV, USA / UD 12 12
  • 5th Title: 154 The Ring Junior Middleweight Title / 2002-09-14 / Fernando Vargas / NV, USA / TKO 11 12 (2 successful defenses)

(4) Floyd Mayweather, Jr. (USA); Belts: 130,135, 140, 147 & 154

  • 1st Title: 130 Lineal and WBC Super Featherweight Title / 1998-10-03 / Genaro Hernández / NV, USA / RTD 8 12 (8 consecutives)
  • 2nd Title: 135 The Ring and WBC Lightweight Title / 2002-04-20 / José Luis Castillo / NV, USA / UD 12 12 (3 consecutives)
  • 3rd Title: 140 WBC Light Welterweight Title / 2005-06-25 / Arturo Gatti / NJ, USA / TKO 6 12
  • 4th Title: 147 IBF Welterweight Title / 2006-04-08 / Zab Judah / NV, USA / UD 12 12 (0 successful defenses)
  • 4th Title: 147 The Ring and WBC Welterweight Title / 2006-11-04 / Carlos Baldomir / NV, USA / UD 12 12 (1 successful defenses)
  • 5th Title: 154 WBC Light Middleweight Title / 2007-05-05 / Oscar De La Hoya / NV, USA / SD 12 12

(5) Manny Pacquiao (PHI); Belts: 112, 122, 126, 130, 135, 140, 147 & 154

  • 1st Title: 112 Lineal and WBC Flyweight Title / 1998-12-04 / Chatchai Sasakul / Phuttamonthon, Thailand / KO 8 12 (1 consecutives)
  • 2nd Title: 122 IBF Super Bantamweight Title / 2001-06-23 / Lehlohonolo Ledwaba / Nevada, USA / TKO 6 12 (4 consecutives)
  • 3rd Title: 126 The Ring Featherweight Title / 2003-11-15 / Marco Antonio Barrera / Texas, USA / TKO 11 12 (2 consecutives)
  • 4th Title: 130 The Ring and WBC Super Featherweight Title / 2008-03-15 / Juan Manuel Márquez / Nevada, USA / SD 12 12 (vacates)
  • 5th Title: 135 WBC Lightweight Title / 2008-06-28 / David Díaz / Nevada, USA / TKO 9 12 (vacates)

(6) Nonito Donaire (PHI); Belts: 112, 115, 118, 122, 126

  • 1st Title: 112 IBF Flyweight Title / 2007-07-07 / Vic Darchinyan / Connecticut, USA / TKO 5 12 (3 consecutives)
  • 2nd Title: 115 WBA (Interim) Super Flyweight Title / 2009-08-15 / Rafael Concepción / Nevada, USA / UD 12 12 (2 consecutives)
  • 3rd Title: 118 WBC and WBO Bantamweight Title / 2011-02-19 / Fernando Montiel / Nevada, USA / TKO 2 12 (1 consecutives)
  • 4th Title: 122 WBO Super Bantamweight Title / 2012-02-04 / Wilfredo Vázquez, Jr. / Texas, USA / SD 12 12 (3 consecutives)
  • 4th Title: 122 IBF Super Bantamweight Title / 2012-07-07 / Jeffrey Mathebula / California, USA / UD 12 12
  • 4th Title: 122 The Ring Super Bantamweight Title / 2012-10-13 / Toshiaki Nishioka / California, USA / TKO 9 12 (1 consecutives)
  • 5th Title: 126 WBA (Super) Featherweight Title / 2014-05-31 / Simpiwe Vetyeka / Macau, SAR / TD 5 12


List of Quintuple Champions (short) — Major Titles

List of Boxing Quintuple Champions — Minor + Major Titles

This list is credited for boxers who have won championships in boxing from major or minor sanctioning bodies.

The first column of the extreme left (Major titles only) refers to championships won from only major boxing entities: the four major sanctioning bodies (WBC, WBA, IBF, and WBO) and The Ring.

The second column of the extreme left (Minor and Major titles) refers to any championships won from professional 'minor' boxing associations that are not yet well respected by the general boxing fan or public at 'world' level.

World Titles from Minor Sanctioning Bodies
Number Name Titles Date Opponent Result Defenses
Major Titles Only Major and Minor Titles
1 1 Thomas Hearns 2.jpg
United States Thomas Hearns		 WBA Welterweight (147) 1980-08-02 Mexico Pipino Cuevas TKO 2/15 ?
WBC Light middleweight (154) 1982-12-03 Puerto Rico Wilfred Benítez TKO 2/15 ?
The Ring Light middleweight (154) 1983-05 N/A N/A 5
WBC Light heavyweight (175) 1987-03-07 Guyana Dennis Andries UD 12/12 ?
WBC Middleweight (160) 1987-10-29 Argentina Juan Domingo Roldán KO 4/12 ?
WBO Super-middleweight (168) 1988-11-04 United States James Kinchen MD 12/12 ?
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United States Ray Charles Leonard		 WBC Welterweight (147) 1979-11-30 Puerto Rico Wilfred Benítez TKO 15/15 ?
The Ring Welterweight (147) ?
WBA Light middleweight (154) 1981-06-25 Uganda Ayub Kalule TKO 9/15 ?
The Ring Junior middleweight (154) ?
WBC Middleweight (160) 1987-04-06 United States Marvin Hagler SD 12/12 ?
The Ring Middleweight (160) ?
WBC Super middleweight (168) 1988-11-07 Canada Don Lalonde TKO 9/12 ?
WBC Light heavyweight (175) 1988-11-07 Canada Don Lalonde TKO 9/12 ?
N/A 3 Australia Lester Ellis[7] IBF Super featherweight (130) 1985-02-15 South Korea Hwan-Kil Yuh SD 4/12 ?
WBF Welterweight (147) 1993-02-19 United States Rocky Berg KO 2/12 ?
IBO Light welterweight (140) 1994-12-03 Philippines Al Coquilla KO 1/12 ?
IBO Lightweight (135) 1995-03-10 Philippines Amado Cabato UD 12/12 ?
IBO Light middleweight (154) 1995-07-17 United States Eric Alexander UD 12/12 ?
N/A 4 Puerto Rico Héctor Camacho[8] WBC Super Featherweight (130) 1983-08-07 Mexico Rafael Limón TKO 5/12 2
WBC Lightweight (135) 1985-08-10 Mexico José Luis Ramírez UD 12/12 2
WBA Light Welterweight (140) 1989-03-06 United States Ray Mancini SD 12/12 2
International Boxing Council Welterweight (147) 1995-01-14 United States Todd Foster TKO 4/12 ?
IBC Middleweight (160) 1996-06-22 Panama Roberto Durán UD 12/12 ?
N/A 5 Panama Roberto Durán[9] WBA Lightweight (135) 1972-06-26 United Kingdom Ken Buchanan TKO 13/15 ?
The Ring Lightweight (135) ?
WBC Welterweight (147) 1980-06-20 United States Ray Charles Leonard UD 15/15 ?
The Ring Welterweight (147) ?
WBA Light middleweight (154) 1983-06-16 United States Davey Moore TKO 8/15 ?
WBC Middleweight (160) 1989-02-24 United States Iran Barkley SD 12/12 ?
NBA Super middleweight (168) 2000-06-16 United States Pat Lawlor UD 12/12 ?
N/A 6 United States James Toney[10] IBC Middleweight (160) 1990-06-27 United States Ricardo Bryant TKO 4/12 ?
IBC Super Middleweight (168) 1993-02-13 United States Iran Barkley UD 12/12 3
WBU Light Heavyweight (175) 1996-08-09 Puerto Rico Freddie Delgado TKO 5/12 3
WBU Cruiserweight (190) 1997-02-22 Jamaica Mike McCallum UD 12/12 ?
IBA Super-cruiserweight (210) 2001-03-29 Mexico Saul Montana TKO 2/12 ?
3 7 Oscar De La Hoya at Morongo Casino.jpg
United States Oscar De La Hoya		 WBO Super featherweight (130) 1994-03-05 Denmark Jimmy Bredahl TKO 10/12 1
WBO Lightweight (135) 1995-02-18 Puerto Rico John-John Molina UD 12/12 6
WBC Super lightweight (140) 1996-06-07 Mexico Julio César Chávez TKO 4/12 1
Lineal Super lightweight (140) 1
WBC Welterweight (147) 1997-04-12 United States Pernell Whitaker UD 12/12 7
Lineal Welterweight (147) 7
WBC Super welterweight (154) 2001-06-23 Spain Javier Castillejo UD 12/12 1
4 8 Floyd Mayweather, Jr. at DeWalt event.jpg
United States Floyd Mayweather, Jr.		 WBC Super featherweight (130) 1998-10-03 United States Genaro Hernández RTD 8/12 8
Lineal Super featherweight (130) 8
WBC Lightweight (135) 2002-04-20 Mexico José Luis Castillo UD 12/12 3
The Ring Lightweight (135) 3
WBC Super lightweight (140) 2005-06-25 Canada Arturo Gatti TKO 6/12 0
IBF Welterweight (147) 2006-04-08 United States Zab Judah UD 12/12 0
The Ring Welterweight (147) 2006-11-04 Argentina Carlos Baldomir UD 12/12 1
WBC Super welterweight (154) 2007-05-05 United States Oscar De La Hoya SD 12/12 0
5 9 Manny Pacquiao.jpg
Philippines Manny Pacquiao		 WBC Flyweight (112) 1998-12-04 Thailand Chatchai Sasakul KO 8/12 1
Lineal Flyweight (112) 1
IBF Super bantamweight (122) 2001-06-23 South Africa Lehlohonolo Ledwaba TKO 6/12 4
The Ring Featherweight (126) 2003-11-15 Mexico Marco Antonio Barrera TKO 11/12 2
WBC Super featherweight (130) 2008-03-15 Mexico Juan Manuel Márquez SD 12/12 0
The Ring Junior lightweight (130) 0
WBC Lightweight (135) 2008-06-28 United States David Díaz TKO 9/12 0
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United States Roy Jones, Jr.		 IBF Middleweight (160) 1993-05-22 United States Bernard Hopkins UD 12/12 1
IBF Super middleweight (168) 1994-11-18 United States James Toney UD 12/12 5
WBC Light heavyweight (175) 1996-11-22 Jamaica Mike McCallum UD 12/12 0
WBA Heavyweight (200+) 2003-03-01 United States John Ruiz UD 12/12 0
WBU Cruiserweight (200) 2013-12-21 France Zine Eddine Benmakhlouf UD 12/12 0

* Interim World Title
** Super World Title

List of Quintuple Champions (long) — Minor + Major Titles

(1)(1) Thomas Hearns (USA); Belts: 147, 154, 175, 160 & 168

  • 1st Title: 147 WBA Welterweight Title / 1980-08-02 / Pipino Cuevas / MI, USA / TKO 2 15 (3 successful defenses)
  • 2nd Title: 154 WBC Super Welterweight Title / 1982-12-03 / Wilfred Benítez / MI, USA / UD15 15 (3 successful defenses)
  • 2nd Title: 154 The Ring / 1983-05 / Vacant / (5 consecutive defenses)
  • 3rd Title: 175 WBC Light Heavyweight Title / 1987-03-07 / Dennis Andries / Detroit, USA / TKO 10 12 (Vacates)
  • 4th Title: 160 WBC Middleweight Title / 1987-10-29 / Juan D. Roldán / NV, USA / KO 4 12
  • 5th Title: 168 vacant WBO Super Middleweight Title / 1988-11-04 / James Kinchen / NV, USA / MD 12 12

(2)(2) Ray Charles Leonard (USA); Belts: 147, 154, 160, 168 & 175

  • 1st Title: 147 The Ring and WBC Welterweight Title / 1979-11-30 / Wilfredo Benítez / NV, USA / TKO 15 15 (1 consecutive defense)
  • 2nd Title: 154 The Ring and WBA Super Welterweight Title / 1981-06-25 / Ayub Kalule / TX, USA / TKO 9 15 (Vacates)
  • 3rd Title: 160 The Ring and WBC Middleweight Title / 1987-04-06 / Marvin Hagler / NV, USA / SD 12 12 (Vacates)
  • 4th Title: 168 WBC Super Middleweight Title / 1988-11-07 / Don Lalonde / NV, USA / TKO 9 12 (2 successful defenses)
  • 5th Title: 175 WBC Light Heavyweight Title / 1988-11-07 / Don Lalonde / NV, USA / TKO 9 12

(N/A)(3) Lester Ellis (AUS); Belts: 130,125,140,147 & 154 *

  • 1st Title: 130 IBF Super Featherweight Title / 1985-04-26 / Rod Sequenan / Melbourne, Australia / KO 13 15 (1 consecutive defenses)
  • 2nd Title: 147 vacant WBF welterweight Title / 1993-02-19 / Rocky Berg / South Australia, Australia / KO 2 12
  • 3rd Title: 140 IBO Light Welterweight Title / 1994-12-03 / Al Coquilla / Western Australia, Australia / KO 1 12
  • 4th Title: 135 IBO Lightweight Title / 1995-03-10 / Amado Cabato / Victoria, Australia / UD 12 12
  • 5th Title: 154 vacant IBO Light Middleweight Title / 1995-07-17 / Eric Alexander / Queensland, Australia / UD 12 12

(N/A)(4) Héctor Camacho (PR); Belts: 130, 135 & 140

  • 1st Title: 130 WBC Super Featherweight Title / 1983-08-07 / Rafael Limón / San Juan, Puerto Rico / TKO 5 12 (2 consecutive)
  • 2nd Title: 135 WBC Lightweight Title / 1985-08-10 / José L. Ramírez / NV, USA / UD 12 12 (2 consecutive)
  • 3rd Title: 140 WBO Light Welterweight Title / 1989-03-06 / Ray Mancini / NV, USA / SD 12 12 (2 consecutive)
  • 4th Title: 147 IBC Welterweight Title / 1995-01-14 / Todd Foster / NJ, USA / TKO 4 12
  • 5th Title: 160 vacant International Boxing Council Middleweight Title / 1996-06-22 / Roberto Durán / NJ, USA / UD 12 12

(N/A) (5) Roberto Durán (PAN); Belts: 135, 147, 154, 160

  • 1st Title: 135 The Ring and WBA Lightweight Title / 1972-06-26 / Ken Buchanan / NY, USA / TKO 13 15 (12 consecutive defenses)
  • 2nd Title: 147 The Ring and WBC Welterweight Title / 1980-06-20 / Ray Charles Leonard / Montreal, Canada / UD 15 15 (Lost)
  • 3rd Title: 154 WBA Super Welterweight Title / 1983-06-16 / Dave Moore / NY, USA / TKO 8 15 (Stripped)
  • 4th title: 160 WBC Middleweight Title / 1989-02-24 / Iran Barkley / New Jersey, USA / SD 12 12 (Vacates)
  • 5th Title: 168 NBA Super Middleweight Title / 2000-06-16 / Pat Lawlor / Panama City, Panama / UD 12 12

(N/A)(6) James Toney (USA); Belts: 160, 168, 190 & 210

  • 1st Title: 160 IBC World Middleweight Title / 1990-06-27 / Ricardo Bryant / MI, USA / TKO 4 12
  • 2nd Title: 168 IBF Super Middleweight Title / 1993-02-13 / Iran Barkley / NV, USA / TKO 10 12 (3 consecutive)
  • 3rd Title: 175 WBU Light Heavyweight Title / 1996-08-09 / Fred Delgado / CA, USA / TKO 5 12 (3 consecutive)
  • 4th Title: 190 vacant WBU cruiserweight Title / 1997-02-22 / Mike McCallum / CT, USA / UD 12 12
  • 5th Title: Vacant IBA Super Cruiserweight Title / 2001-03-29 / Saul Montana / Michigan, USA / TKO 2 12

(3)(7) Oscar De La Hoya (USA); Belts: 130, 135, 140, 147, 154 & 160

  • 1st Title: 130 WBO Super Featherweight Title / 1994-03-05 / Jimmy Bredahl / CA, USA / TKO 10 12 (1 successful defense)
  • 2nd Title: 135 vacant WBO Lightweight Title / 1995-02-18 / John-John Molina / NV, USA / UD 12 12 (6 successful defenses)
  • 3rd Title: 140 Lineal and WBC Light Welterweight Title / 1996-06-07 / Julio César Chávez / NV, USA / TKO 4 12 (1 successful defense)
  • 4th Title: 147 Lineal and WBC Welterweight Title / 1997-04-12 / Pernell Whitaker / NV, USA / UD 12 12 (7 successful defenses)
  • 5th Title: 154 WBC Light Middleweight Title / 2001-06-23 / Javier Castillejo / NV, USA / UD 12 12
  • 5th Title: 154 The Ring Junior Middleweight Title / 2002-09-14 / Fernando Vargas / NV, USA / TKO 11 12 (2 successful defenses)

(4)(8) Floyd Mayweather, Jr. (USA); Belts: 130,135, 140, 147 & 154

  • 1st Title: 112 Lineal and WBC Flyweight Title / 1998-12-04 / Chatchai Sasakul / Phuttamonthon, Thailand / KO 8 12 (1 consecutives)
  • 2nd Title: 122 IBF Super Bantamweight Title / 2001-06-23 / Lehlohonolo Ledwaba / Nevada, USA / TKO 6 12 (4 consecutives)
  • 3rd Title: 126 The Ring Featherweight Title / 2003-11-15 / Marco Antonio Barrera / Texas, USA / TKO 11 12 (2 consecutives)
  • 4th Title: 130 The Ring and WBC Super Featherweight Title / 2008-03-15 / Juan Manuel Márquez / Nevada, USA / SD 12 12 (vacates)
  • 5th Title: 154 WBC Light Middleweight Title / 2007-05-05 / Oscar De La Hoya / NV, USA / SD 12 12

(5)(9) Manny Pacquiao (PHI); Belts: 112, 122, 126, 130, 135, 140, 147 & 154

  • 1st Title: 112 Lineal and WBC Flyweight Title / 1998-12-04 / Chatchai Sasakul / Phuttamonthon, Thailand / KO 8 12 (1 consecutives)
  • 2nd Title: 122 IBF Super Bantamweight Title / 2001-06-23 / Lehlohonolo Ledwaba / Nevada, USA / TKO 6 12 (4 consecutives)
  • 3rd Title: 126 The Ring Featherweight Title / 2003-11-15 / Marco Antonio Barrera / Texas, USA / TKO 11 12 (2 consecutives)
  • 4th Title: 130 The Ring and WBC Super Featherweight Title / 2008-03-15 / Juan Manuel Márquez / Nevada, USA / SD 12 12 (vacates)
  • 5th Title: 135 WBC Lightweight Title / 2008-06-28 / David Díaz / Nevada, USA / TKO 9 12 (vacates)

List of Quintuple Champions (short) — Minor + Major Titles

  • (1)(1) Thomas Hearns (USA); Belts: 147, 154, 175, 160, 168 (1987-10-29)
  • (2)(2) Ray Charles Leonard (USA); Belts: 147, 154, 160, 168 & 175 (1987-04-06)
  • (N/A)(3) Roberto Durán (PAN); Belts: 135, 147, 154, 160 & 168 (1983-06-16)
  • (N/A)(4) Héctor Camacho (PR); Belts: 130, 135, 140, 147 & 160 (1989-03-06)
  • (N/A)(5) Lester Ellis (AUS); Belts: 130, 135, 140, 147 & 154 (1994-12-03)
  • (N/A)(6) James Toney (USA); Belts: 160, 168, 175, 190 & 210 (1996-08-09)
  • (3)(7) Oscar De La Hoya (USA); Belts: 130, 135, 140, 147, 154 (1996-06-07), & 160
  • (4)(8) Floyd Mayweather, Jr. (USA); Belts: 130, 135, 140, 147 & 154 (2007-05-05)
  • (5)(9) Manny Pacquiao (PHI); Belts: 112, 122, 126, 130, 135 (2008-06-28), 140, 147 & 154

Quintuple Champions that skipped weight divisions

  • (N/A)(3) Roberto Durán (PAN); Belts: 135, 147, 154, 160 & 168 (1983-06-16) — Durán skipped the super lightweight(140) division.
  • (5)(9) Manny Pacquiao (PHI); Belts: 112, 122, 126, 130, 135 (2008-06-28), 140, 147 & 154 — Pacquiao skipped the super flyweight (115) and bantamweight (118) divisions.

Quintuple Champions that won titles in other multiple divisions

Some fighters of this group or club were not sastified to win just the incredible milestone of championships in five different weight divisions but to reach immortality in six and/or seven other different divisions or categories. The multiple champions who won titles in:

See also

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References

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