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List of southpaw stance boxers

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This is a list of southpaw stance boxers. Southpaw is a boxing term that designates the stance where the boxer has his right hand and right foot forward, leading with right jabs, and following with a left cross right hook. Southpaw is the normal stance for a left-handed boxer. The corresponding designation for a right-handed boxer is orthodox, and is generally a mirror-image of the southpaw stance.

Name Year of Birth Year of Death Country of Birth Weight Class References
William Abelyan 1978 Armenia featherweight [1]
Ilyas Abbadi 1992 Algeria welterweight, middleweight
Khariton Agrba Russia light welterweight, welterweight
Murodjon Akhmadaliev 1994 Uzbekistan super bantamweight [2]
Aarón Alameda 1993 Mexico super bantamweight [3]
Wilson Alcorro 1974 Colombia light welterweight, lightweight, super featherweight, featherweight [4]
Mourad Aliev 1995 Russia super heavyweight [5]
Lennox Allen 1985 Guyana super middleweight [6]
Mikhail Aloyan 1988 Russia super flyweight, bantamweight [7]
Czar Amonsot 1985 Philippines light welterweight, lightweight, super featherweight, featherweight [8]
Demetrius Andrade 1988 United States light middleweight, middleweight, super middleweight [9]
Dave Apolinario 1999 Philippines flyweight [10]
Chad Aquino 1982 United States welterweight [11]
Nihito Arakawa 1981 Japan lightweight [12]
Christian Araneta 1995 Philippines light flyweight [13]
Bruno Arcari 1942 Italy light welterweight [14]
Mike Arnaoutis 1979 Greece light welterweight, welterweight [15]
McJoe Arroyo 1985 Puerto Rico super flyweight [16]
Firat Arslan 1970 Germany cruiserweight [17]
Karriss Artingstall 1994 United Kingdom featherweight [18]
Rommel Asenjo 1988 Philippines mini flyweight, light flyweight, flyweight [19]
Alicia Ashley 1967 United States super flyweight, bantamweight, super bantamweight, featherweight, super featherweight [20]
Brahim Asloum[a] 1979 France light flyweight, flyweight [21]
Tim Austin 1971 United States bantamweight [22]
Paulie Ayala 1970 United States bantamweight, super bantamweight, featherweight [23]
Carl Baker 1982 United Kingdom heavyweight [24]
Károly Balzsay 1979 Hungary super middleweight [25]
A. J. Banal 1988 Philippines super bantamweight, bantamweight, super flyweight [26]
Paul Banke 1964 United States super bantamweight [27]
Kelcie Banks 1965 United States featherweight [28]
Carlos Barreto 1976 1999 Venezuela super bantamweight [29]
Ismael Barroso 1983 Venezuela lightweight, super lightweight, welterweight [30]
Bert Batawang 1971 Philippines light flyweight [31]
Markus Beyer 1971 2018 Germany light middleweight, super middleweight [32]
Jack Bodell 1940 2016 UK light heavyweight, heavyweight [33]
Lucian Bute 1980 Romania super middleweight, light heavyweight [34]
Chris Byrd 1970 United States light heavyweight, heavyweight [32]
Joe Calzaghe 1972 Wales super middleweight, light heavyweight
Héctor Camacho 1962 2012 Puerto Rico middleweight
Michael Carruth 1967 Ireland light middleweight
Ruslan Chagaev 1978 Uzbekistan heavyweight
Rakhim Chakhkiyev 1983 Russia cruiserweight
Young Corbett III 1905 1993 United States welterweight, middleweight [35]
Gervonta Davis 1994 United States super featherweight, lightweight, light welterweight
James Degale 1986 United Kingdom super middleweight
Freddie Gilroy 1936 2016 Ireland bantamweight
Robert Guerrero 1983 United States welterweight
Marvin Hagler 1954 2021 United States middleweight [36]
Naseem Hamed 1974 England featherweight, super bantamweight, bantamweight
Audley Harrison 1971 England heavyweight
Reggie Johnson 1966 United States middleweight, light heavyweight [36]
Zab Judah 1977 United States light welterweight, welterweight, super welterweight
Erislandy Lara 1983 Cuba light middleweight
Denis Lebedev 1979 Russia cruiserweight
Andy Lee 1984 Ireland middleweight
Daniel Ponce De León 1980 Mexico super bantamweight, featherweight, super featherweight
Rafael Limón 1954 Mexico super featherweight [36]
Vasyl Lomachenko 1988 Ukraine featherweight, super featherweight, lightweight
Brian Magee 1975 Ireland super middleweight
Sergio Martínez 1975 Argentina middleweight
Conor McGregor 1988 Ireland light middleweight
Freddie Miller 1911 1962 United States featherweight [36]
Sharmba Mitchell 1970 United States light welterweight
Michael Moorer 1967 United States heavyweight
Luis Ortiz 1979 Cuba heavyweight
Victor Ortiz 1987 United States welterweight, light welterweight
Manny Pacquiao 1978 Philippines light flyweight, flyweight, super bantamweight, featherweight, super featherweight, lightweight, light welterweight, welterweight, super welterweight [37]
László Papp 1926 2003 Hungary middleweight
Jackie Paterson 1920 1966 Scotland flyweight, bantamweight [36]
Corrie Sanders 1966 2012 South Africa heavyweight
Billy Joe Saunders 1989 United Kingdom middleweight, super middleweight
Errol Spence Jr. 1990 United States welterweight
Adonis Stevenson 1977 Haiti super middleweight [38]
Josh Taylor 1991 Scotland light welterweight
Oleksandr Usyk 1987 Ukraine cruiserweight, heavyweight
Edwin Valero 1981 2010 Venezuela lightweight, super featherweight
Pernell Whitaker 1964 2019 United States lightweight, welterweight [36]

Notes

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  1. ^ Switch hitter, also boxes orthodox

References

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