United Kingdom
- The Eubanks
- Chris, world Middleweight champion, world Super Middleweight champion, former world Cruiserweight title challenger
- Chris Jr, son of Chris, current professional boxer
- Frank Eubank, cousin of Chris
- Peter Eubank, older brother of Chris
- Simon Eubank, twin brother of Peter, older brother of Chris
- The Finnegans
- Chris, 1968 Olympic Middleweight Gold Medal Winner; British, Commonwealth and European Light Heavyweight Champion, world title challenger
- Kevin, younger brother of Chris, British and European Middleweight Champion
- The Hattons
- Ricky, world Light Welterweight champion, WBA Welterweight Champion
- Matthew, younger brother of Ricky, active welterweight
- The Khans
- Amir Khan, Olympic games silver medalist, WBA World light welterweight champion
- Haroon Khan, Commonwealth games broze medallist
- The Londons
- Jack, British Heavyweight champion (1944–45)
- Brian, son of Jack, British Heavyweight champion (1958–59)
- The Minters
- Alan, world Middleweight champion
- Ross, son of Alan, English Welterweight champion, active boxer
The Turpins Dick Turpin, British and Empire Middleweight Champion. Randolph Turpin World middleweight Champion, beat Sugar Ray Robinson for the title, Dick's brother. Jackie Turpin, successful featherweight boxer, brother of Dick and Randolph
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