A definitive list of the eight male boxers in history who have won two or more Olympic gold medals. This exclusive group includes legends like Teófilo Stevenson and Félix Savón who won three golds each, as well as athletes who won in two different weight classes.
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A Cuban heavyweight legend who won three consecutive Olympic gold medals (1972, 1976, 1980). Known for his technical prowess and power, Stevenson is widely considered one of the greatest amateur heavyweight boxers of all time.
Another Cuban heavyweight icon, Savón won three consecutive Olympic gold medals (1992, 1996, 2000). His dominance in the super heavyweight division was unprecedented, and he is regarded as the greatest amateur heavyweight boxer in Olympic history.
An American boxer who captured gold in both the 1972 Munich Olympics and the 1976 Montreal Olympics. He remains one of the few boxers in history to win two gold medals in different Olympic Games, demonstrating exceptional skill in the middleweight division.
A Puerto Rican boxer who won gold medals in 1960 (Lightweight) and 1964 (Welterweight). Mercado is one of the rare athletes to win Olympic gold in two different weight classes, showcasing remarkable adaptability and skill.
A German boxer who won gold medals in 1968 (Light Welterweight) and 1972 (Welterweight). Schlegel demonstrated his versatility by moving up in weight and still dominating the competition at the highest level of amateur boxing.
A Czechoslovakian boxer who won gold in 1964 (Lightweight) and 1968 (Welterweight). Longa achieved the rare feat of winning Olympic gold in two different weight classes, proving his exceptional versatility in the ring.
A German boxer who won gold medals in 1964 (Lightweight) and 1968 (Welterweight). Like Longa, Krüger demonstrated his ability to compete at the highest level across two different weight divisions.
A Soviet boxer who won gold medals in 1964 (Light Welterweight) and 1968 (Welterweight). Shabanov's success in two weight classes highlights his adaptability and enduring excellence in amateur boxing.