Discover the top 10 undefeated boxers in 2025 — including Terence Crawford, Naoya Inoue, and Oleksandr Usyk. Explore their records, fight purses, and upcoming bouts that could shape boxing’s next era.
10 Undefeated Boxers in 2025
In 2025, boxers who have never experienced defeat will dominate the sport. In addition to maintaining their perfect records, these unbeaten boxers are revolutionizing the sport with their thrilling bouts, multimillion-dollar payouts, and fights that make fans’ hearts race.
This post highlights the top 10 undefeated boxers in 2025, along with their records, expected incomes, and upcoming fights. They are ranked based on their reputation, impact, and legacy-building potential.
1. Terence “Bud” Crawford (41-0, 31 KOs)
Embed from Getty ImagesTerence Crawford has won world titles in several weight classes and is still undefeated with a 41-0 record. He is a skilled fighter with surgical-level accuracy, a high ring IQ, and sophisticated switch-hitting skills.
In today’s professional boxing, he is among the most complete fighters. Crawford is one of the highest-paid athletes in the sport, earning over $10–20 million per fight and millions in pay-per-view revenue.
Next Fight
Crawford is set to face Canelo Álvarez on September 12, 2025, at Allegiant Stadium, Las Vegas — a clash of eras that could cement his all-time legacy.
Why Watch
A win over Canelo would mean Crawford could retire a four-division champion and undisputed champion, which is almost unique in boxing history.
2. Naoya “The Monster” Inoue (31-0, 27 KOs)
Embed from Getty ImagesJapan’s Naoya Inoue remains at the top of world boxing in not a single weight class, but two divisions. His remarkable combination of speed, timing, and knockout ability, has captivated the sports world.
Inoue is generating between $5-$8 million for each fight, with considerable sponsorship and television rights revenue from Asia, a significant portion of his earnings.
Next Fight
Rumors link Inoue to a move up in weight for a year-end bout against Alan Picasso, a potential super fight for his next division title.
Why watch
Inoue’s quest to become the third undisputed champion could allow him to become a fighter with the most accolades in modern boxing.
3. Oleksandr Usyk (23-0, 14 KOs)
Embed from Getty ImagesUsyk remains undefeated at 23-0 and the undisputed heavyweight champion, the first since Lennox Lewis. He is a studious tactician who combines movement with technical skill.
Usyk’s fights at heavyweight yield purses greater than $25 million, showing his elite status and global appeal.
Next Fight
After unifying all belts, Usyk’s camp is in talks for a rematch with Tyson Fury or a potential defense against Filip Hrgović in early 2026.
Why watch
Only a few fighters remain undefeated after moving up from cruiserweight to heavyweight — Usyk’s record is truly legendary in terms of skill and adaptability.
4. Gervonta “Tank” Davis (30-0, 28 KOs)
Embed from Getty ImagesDavis has a perfect record of 30-0 and is a legitimate knockout artist with an expanding crossover fanbase.
Tank does really strong PPV numbers — his recent bouts have netted him more than $10 million per fight, along with bonuses.
Next Fight
He’s scheduled to fight Jake Paul in a controversial but lucrative matchup in November 2025.
Why Watch
Though there are more than a few distractions around his bouts, Davis’s fighting ability puts him squarely among boxing’s most exciting.
5. Claressa Shields (17-0, 2 KOs)
Embed from Getty ImagesClaressa Shields, the “GWOAT” — Greatest Woman of All Time, is a three-division undisputed champion, currently holding a perfect professional record of 17-0, and a trailblazer for women’s boxing.
Shields makes approximately $1 – $2 million per fight, a monumental achievement for women’s boxing in part due to sponsorships and crossover opportunities in MMA.
Next Fight
She’s eyeing a unification defense in early 2026, with potential opponents like Savannah Marshall II or Franchon Crews-Dezurn.
Why Watch
Shields’ reign has inspired a new wave — her flawless record is representative of more than just boxing; it is a cultural phenomenon.
6. Moses Itauma (8-0, 6 KOs)
Embed from Getty ImagesMoses Itauma, simply 20 years of age, is raw and unrefined heavyweight talent with power and calmness beyond his years, born in England.
He is just getting started in his professional boxing career and is already making $250k-$500k per fight which will be rising very quickly.
Next Fight
He’s expected to face a top-15 ranked heavyweight in late 2025 — a win would launch him into title contention.
Why Watch
Itauma is believed to be the future of heavyweight boxing, similar to what was said about Anthony Joshua and Mike Tyson early in their careers.
7. Shakur Stevenson (22-0, 10 KOs)
Embed from Getty ImagesShakur Stevenson is now on the verge of lightweight supremacy, enshrined as a two-division world champion with his unbeaten record, 22-0, with impeccable timing and smooth defense.
Stevenson’s purses are approaching between $3-5 million a fight in part for his increased marketability.
Next Fight
Talks are underway for a showdown against Vasiliy Lomachenko in 2026 — a potential fight-of-the-year candidate.
Why Watch
Stevenson is a disciple of the next generation of technical superiority in American boxing.
8. Jesse “Bam” Rodriguez (20-0, 13 KOs)
Embed from Getty ImagesRodriguez remains undefeated and is the unified junior bantamweight champion. His speed and pressure have led to his breakthrough.
With purses of $1-2 million per match, Rodriguez’s value increases once he is able to dominate in additional divisions.
Next Fight
He’s scheduled to face IBF champion Fernando Martinez in November 2025, aiming to become undisputed at 115 lbs.
Why Watch
“Bam” is the most well-rounded young fighter in the game below the featherweight class, as his fights showcase technical cleanliness and are fan-friendly.
9. David Benavidez (29-0, 24 KOs)
Embed from Getty ImagesBenavidez has kept his flawless record by breaking down high-level competition at 168lbs. Pairing his size, aggression, and power, Benavidez represents a legitimate danger to Canelo’s legacy.
Benavidez’s last fight purse topped $5 million, solidifying his growing pay-per-view value.
Next Fight
He’s rumored to challenge Dmitry Bivol for a light-heavyweight title shot in early 2026.
Why Watch
Benavidez is just one significant victory away from becoming boxing’s next crossover superstar.
10. Keyshawn Davis (11-0, 8 KOs)
Embed from Getty ImagesAn Olympic silver medalist, Keyshawn Davis is one of the fastest-rising lightweights, blending athleticism and precision.
Still early in his career, he earns $200,000–$500,000 per fight, but endorsements are pushing that higher.
Next Fight
Davis is set to face William Zepeda in early 2026 — his toughest test yet.
Why Watch
Davis has the tools to become America’s next pound-for-pound star — and he hasn’t lost a single round in his last four fights.
Why Undefeated Records Still Matter in 2025
- The “0” sells — promoters market unbeaten streaks as proof of greatness.
- Legacy counts — the longer a fighter stays unbeaten, the higher their historical standing.
- Purse value — undefeated fighters command bigger checks, sponsorships, and PPV deals.
- Drama — fans tune in to see who can finally break the streak.
Final Thoughts
The 10 best undefeated boxers in 2025 are the greatest in modern boxing era – skill, strategy and stardom. With legends like Crawford and Usyk to the emerging prospects like Itauma and Davis, each of them has bring a unique style the ring.
As we head further into 2025, the question doesn’t shift from if someone’s “0″ will fall, but whose “0″ will it be.
